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Quote by: alexGERMAN Is there any hope for mans continued existance?
Can we possibly get off this planet, out of this galaxy, and eventually out of this universe before the predicted collapse of the whole conglomaration? |
Sure. Except for the universe bit. Physically impossible, you know.
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Quote by: alexGERMAN disease |
Which we've been coping with for hundreds of thousands of years, and which has been getting easier to deal with, not harder
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Quote by: alexGERMAN blowing ourselves up |
Now that one's been getting more likely, I admit. Just have to rely on the instincts of self-preservation, I suppose.
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Quote by: alexGERMAN metors crashing into us |
Infinitesmially unlikely.
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Quote by: alexGERMAN the ozone layer meting |
A slow process that we should have enough time to deal with
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Quote by: alexGERMAN destruction by massive storms, getting sucked into black holes |
Uh...sure. Wasn't aware that those were pressing threats or anything.
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Quote by: alexGERMAN the universe eventually collapsing on itself. |
Remind me a couple trillion years down the road, and I'll start to worry.
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Quote by: alexGERMAN And if we ever got advanced enough to build some kind of ships that could transport us out of this universe into another, the laws of physics, and mathematics that apply here probally wont apply there and we could just remove ourselves from existance like a deleted file |
Idle speculation with no support. Everywhere we've seen (and that's a fair amount), the laws of physics have remained constant. There's no reason to suppose anywhere else will be any different.
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i put this under S&T because thats all ( i believe) thats going to save us
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Agreed. Except from the 'blowing ourselves up' part..