We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct. |
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Out inability as a race to change quick enough to counteract all the bad we've caused in such a short period is an impossible task, we still continue to drain the earth's resources at an increasing rate and pretend that simbolic measures we take will help... Doomed I fear  .. |
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"Are we doing enough. Plastc sea images and all that. It getts to me but hand on my heart im still guilty of a lot of shit"
Simple answer....no. long answer involves every aspect of society. |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct. "
True - I lose sleep worrying about the sun collapsing into a white dwarf....I mean, its only about 8 billion years away dammit people!!
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
True - I lose sleep worrying about the sun collapsing into a white dwarf....I mean, its only about 8 billion years away dammit people!!
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True but an extinction level event could happen tomorrow. |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
True - I lose sleep worrying about the sun collapsing into a white dwarf....I mean, its only about 8 billion years away dammit people!!
True but an extinction level event could happen tomorrow. "
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
True - I lose sleep worrying about the sun collapsing into a white dwarf....I mean, its only about 8 billion years away dammit people!!
True but an extinction level event could happen tomorrow.
And if your granny had balls she’d be your granda "
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct. "
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we |
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By *ommando4Man
over a year ago
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The world cannot sustain global human population growth at the current rate with the population doubling in the last 30 years. Regardless of what is done to save the planet environmentally all we are doing is biding time. Unless we address population growth we are doomed to failure in 3 or 4 generations. There is no easy solution or any viable solution currently on the horizon. Sad to say but unfortunately very true. |
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
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"The world cannot sustain global human population growth at the current rate with the population doubling in the last 30 years. Regardless of what is done to save the planet environmentally all we are doing is biding time. Unless we address population growth we are doomed to failure in 3 or 4 generations. There is no easy solution or any viable solution currently on the horizon. Sad to say but unfortunately very true."
So u agree with me |
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By *ommando4Man
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"The world cannot sustain global human population growth at the current rate with the population doubling in the last 30 years. Regardless of what is done to save the planet environmentally all we are doing is biding time. Unless we address population growth we are doomed to failure in 3 or 4 generations. There is no easy solution or any viable solution currently on the horizon. Sad to say but unfortunately very true.
So u agree with me "
something drastic needs to be done. I've lived in China and seen the effect of the 1 child rule...female infanticide....etc. There is no easy solution. Compulsory castration or snip ops for anyone over 30 might be a start. |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we"
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals. |
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over a year ago
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals."
Unfortunately the laws of physics and Einstein's theory of relativity rule out colonisation of planets outside our own galaxy. Pesky thing is nothing can travel faster than the speed of light if you follow current physics laws. Not even a fleshlight....so let's just accept we're all doomed so let's go out with a bang....hedonistic lifestyle ..free love...etc. |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals."
The David Icke site is thatta way |
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By *m389Man
over a year ago
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I think there is something about the universe expanding faster and faster. If we want to jump ship we don’t have all the time in the universe because eventually other galaxies will be moving away from us faster than light. At that stage, we don’t see stars anymore.
In a sense we are very privileged to live at this moment in time. |
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"I think there is something about the universe expanding faster and faster. If we want to jump ship we don’t have all the time in the universe because eventually other galaxies will be moving away from us faster than light. At that stage, we don’t see stars anymore.
In a sense we are very privileged to live at this moment in time."
We will never leave our galaxy, which is held together by its own gravity, but it’s very conceivable to move arround it. People scoff, but their lack of understanding is more amusing than anything. |
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"I think there is something about the universe expanding faster and faster. If we want to jump ship we don’t have all the time in the universe because eventually other galaxies will be moving away from us faster than light. At that stage, we don’t see stars anymore.
In a sense we are very privileged to live at this moment in time.
We will never leave our galaxy, which is held together by its own gravity, but it’s very conceivable to move arround it. People scoff, but their lack of understanding is more amusing than anything."
If Stephen Hawking admitted that the universe
baffled him forgive me if I take your Cassandra- like portents of doom with a healthy dose of scepticism- and no little amount of amusement 
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I found a seagull once sitting on a beach..I happened to be drinking from a 6 pack..i broke off the plastic rings that hold the beer together and put it over the birds body..it couldnt fly away..it must have died..isnt that what we are supposed to do with our plastic..throw it into the sea so the wildlife can play with it ? |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals."
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction. |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction. "
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible? |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction.
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible?"
Its impossible for many reasons.. gravity being one, tensile strength of materials being another.. |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction.
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible?
Its impossible for many reasons.. gravity being one, tensile strength of materials being another.."
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction.
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible?
Its impossible for many reasons.. gravity being one, tensile strength of materials being another..
It’s impossible today. Tomorrow? I’m not willing to rule anything out."
Tomorrow?
Did you not hear there’s going to be an extinction level event tomorrow???? |
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over a year ago
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction.
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible?
Its impossible for many reasons.. gravity being one, tensile strength of materials being another..
It’s impossible today. Tomorrow? I’m not willing to rule anything out.
Tomorrow?
Did you not hear there’s going to be an extinction level event tomorrow????"
Beware the Ides of March  |
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction.
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible?
Its impossible for many reasons.. gravity being one, tensile strength of materials being another..
It’s impossible today. Tomorrow? I’m not willing to rule anything out.
Tomorrow?
Did you not hear there’s going to be an extinction level event tomorrow???? Beware the Ides of March "
Isn't that the 15th?? |
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over a year ago
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction.
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible?
Its impossible for many reasons.. gravity being one, tensile strength of materials being another..
It’s impossible today. Tomorrow? I’m not willing to rule anything out.
Tomorrow?
Did you not hear there’s going to be an extinction level event tomorrow???? Beware the Ides of March
Isn't that the 15th??"
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"We are not doing enough. We need to expand to other planets, this one will die through sun expansion or a large enough strike.
Yes, do all that we can to prolong the habitability of the Earth, but if we become sentimental about this planet we will eventually go extinct.
You honestly belive we can inhabit other planets?? This is not Star Trek, there AREN'T any other planets that can sustain life, not close enough for us to conceivable travel to anyway. When this planet dies, so do we
There are millions of Earth like planets out there, there are many things we need to do before we can develop the technology to travel to then, a Dyson Sphere in the long run, a space elevator would be an enormous step especially when combined with asteroid mines.
Even now we could conceivably build a generation ship within the next couple of hundred years for interstellar travel. People can’t see past their own noses and anyone who speaks of other planets is ridiculed. If only we were ruled by intellectuals.
A dyson sphere? Seriously? Have you any clue of the resources needed to constract a dyson sphere? Many millions of times the resources on this planet. Its pure science fiction.
I have a very good idea, you are taking about using the planets closer to the sun than us as well as many asteroids, and that’s just for a very small dyson banding sphere obviously it’s an astronomical project that would take generations to see it through as well as almost autonomous drones. If you recall, walking on the moon was once science fiction, as were heart transplants but it’s the fiction becoming reality that brings us forward. Are you really that narrow minded that you think that because we can’t do it now that it’s impossible?
Its impossible for many reasons.. gravity being one, tensile strength of materials being another..
It’s impossible today. Tomorrow? I’m not willing to rule anything out.
Tomorrow?
Did you not hear there’s going to be an extinction level event tomorrow???? Beware the Ides of March
Isn't that the 15th??
Et tu, Brute"
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