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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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To survive.. Professor Hawkins said it.
It's a damning statement for the human race.
I read 'easter island, a warning for the future' about how the island was populated, and stripped of its flora and forna within a few hundred years, turning ludh paradise into a barron rock.
Seems like we are just repeating thid on a global scale. Any thoughts? |
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I think Mr Hawkins is out of his league if he honestly believes that, we will find ways to progress no matter what the future holds for us as humanity and the entire animal kingdom. It would take something bigger than an asteroid that wiped out a lot of life on earth to kill us all off.
I think we are learning from our mistakes, but making new ones (too much plastic is being chucked into the sea via waste dumping in rivers etc) but hopefully we will learn and survive as a human race and look after the planet that we are naturally born to look after . |
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over a year ago
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Population control is what's needed. It's ok the big global powers are mobilising for a massive global war to strip 50% off the world population (orchestrated by the Illuminati).
The human race will ultimately survive but it'll be adios to us disposables ..
Happy Friday everyone!! |
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I think really intelligent life would choose to obliterate us now. Maybe artificial intelligence could develop, take a very quick peek and end it, if it's been built correctly. It would give the rest of life here a better chance |
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"I think really intelligent life would choose to obliterate us now. Maybe artificial intelligence could develop, take a very quick peek and end it, if it's been built correctly. It would give the rest of life here a better chance "
R2-D2 as Pres then |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Huge amounts of speculation both ways.
The biggest problem with Hawkins idea is where to go and how to get there.
The furthest man has travelled so far is the moon and we haven't done that for over 40 years. We no longer have the gibbons to do that without starting again. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'd like to be optimistic about this, but it's difficult. I'm hoping humanity will find a way.
Leaving earth just doesn't seem viable so we should concentrate on fixing what we have. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Huge amounts of speculation both ways.
The biggest problem with Hawkins idea is where to go and how to get there.
The furthest man has travelled so far is the moon and we haven't done that for over 40 years. We no longer have the gibbons to do that without starting again."
So.. The humans are fucked then.. Doubt we'd be missed, seeing as we contribute jack shit to the planet |
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"To survive.. Professor Hawkins said it.
It's a damning statement for the human race.
I read 'easter island, a warning for the future' about how the island was populated, and stripped of its flora and forna within a few hundred years, turning ludh paradise into a barron rock.
Seems like we are just repeating thid on a global scale. Any thoughts? "
Round numbers always make me suspicious with any figures |
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"Round numbers always make me suspicious with any figures
That's why 42 is always the answer to life, the universe and everything innit sis "
More than that I'm afraid, any serious figure would have probabilities attached to it. So a serious analysis would say "there is a 1% chance the planet has less than 79 years, a 50% chance it has 103 years and a 99% chance it has less than 321 years". That's just numbers 101, trust me bro, i done like studied them. |
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I think the 1st recorded prediction of the end of the world was in AD66, and there have been many since, and guess what?
They never seem to predict the end of the world for next week, when we and they are all still around to say - ha, it didn't happen!
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"Round numbers always make me suspicious with any figures
That's why 42 is always the answer to life, the universe and everything innit sis
More than that I'm afraid, any serious figure would have probabilities attached to it. So a serious analysis would say "there is a 1% chance the planet has less than 79 years, a 50% chance it has 103 years and a 99% chance it has less than 321 years". That's just numbers 101, trust me bro, i done like studied them. "
Ok, chill yer bones I've just got a 99 year lease on a place. Am I chucking good money after bad here ffs |
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"I think the 1st recorded prediction of the end of the world was in AD66, and there have been many since, and guess what?
They never seem to predict the end of the world for next week, when we and they are all still around to say - ha, it didn't happen!
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Who was that? St Paul was pretty sure it would happen in his lifetime. Spoiler alert, it didn't. |
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"And he was just one of many whose predictions were rubbish!
A bit like Mystic Meg - how come she didn't win the lottery every week, or in fact any week?
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Certainly not my favourite saint. What about malthus, was he right but wrong about his dates? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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If you were a bright guy with many of the world's ears would you not be tempted to exaggerate a little to get people to pay attention and do something now rather than wait and let it be a problem later |
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"If you were a bright guy with many of the world's ears would you not be tempted to exaggerate a little to get people to pay attention and do something now rather than wait and let it be a problem later "
Ooh that's deep. The ends justify the means - i like it. |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
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2012 didn't happen
I dout thos 1 will come true ever
Id be mor concerned about yellow stone park or planit X
Both can wipe out the planet with no worning and thay can not be prodiktied wen thay will happon. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I quite hope the majority bugger in search of a new home, me and mine volunteer to stay behind, put the cat out, turn the lights off and then sit in a forest and watch mother nature heal herself |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Population control is what's needed. It's ok the big global powers are mobilising for a massive global war to strip 50% off the world population (orchestrated by the Illuminati).
The human race will ultimately survive but it'll be adios to us disposables ..
Happy Friday everyone!! "
They need us to do the money making for them. |
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"Population control is what's needed. It's ok the big global powers are mobilising for a massive global war to strip 50% off the world population (orchestrated by the Illuminati).
The human race will ultimately survive but it'll be adios to us disposables ..
Happy Friday everyone!! "
So Jay-Z is orchestrating WW3? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I quite hope the majority bugger in search of a new home, me and mine volunteer to stay behind, put the cat out, turn the lights off and then sit in a forest and watch mother nature heal herself "
You'll be eaten by bears. |
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"To survive.. Professor Hawkins said it.
It's a damning statement for the human race.
I read 'easter island, a warning for the future' about how the island was populated, and stripped of its flora and forna within a few hundred years, turning ludh paradise into a barron rock.
Seems like we are just repeating thid on a global scale. Any thoughts? "
Leaving is one thing but where are we going to go? Let's just take a huge leap of faith here and presume we can travel at the speed of light in 100 years time - even then everything is just too damn far away. A quick google suggests the nearest "potential" is something like 16-20 years away at light speed.
Studying the physics to find ways to undo our effect would be better time spent.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I quite hope the majority bugger in search of a new home, me and mine volunteer to stay behind, put the cat out, turn the lights off and then sit in a forest and watch mother nature heal herself
You'll be eaten by bears."
I can cope with that |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To survive.. Professor Hawkins said it.
It's a damning statement for the human race.
I read 'easter island, a warning for the future' about how the island was populated, and stripped of its flora and forna within a few hundred years, turning ludh paradise into a barron rock.
Seems like we are just repeating thid on a global scale. Any thoughts? " oh my where will I go will I have to learn another language |
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"I think the 1st recorded prediction of the end of the world was in AD66, and there have been many since, and guess what?
They never seem to predict the end of the world for next week, when we and they are all still around to say - ha, it didn't happen!
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Some voodoo man said it in the past, therefore a scientist saying anything vagely related now is wrong?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hats off to Hawkins. The longest ever survivor of ALS by about 40 years or something. "
The guitarist, Jason Becker has survived for nearly 30 years now as well, after being given an initial prognosis of 3-5 years. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think really intelligent life would choose to obliterate us now. Maybe artificial intelligence could develop, take a very quick peek and end it, if it's been built correctly. It would give the rest of life here a better chance
R2-D2 as Pres then "
I've got this unshakeable image of R2 with a Trump-ish toupée on his lid and 3po beside him in a suit as his Pence |
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By (user no longer on site)
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We will have neither the capability or a destination available to mass migrate people from this planet in just 100 years. It may sound like a long time but in space travel development terms, its the blink of an eye. It's been 50 years since we first landed on the Moon and we are still only doing low Earth orbital missions and the U.S. don't even have the capability to launch manned missions.
The population growth on this planet is out of control and has doubled to over 7.5 billion in just my life time. |
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"We will have neither the capability or a destination available to mass migrate people from this planet in just 100 years. It may sound like a long time but in space travel development terms, its the blink of an eye. It's been 50 years since we first landed on the Moon and we are still only doing low Earth orbital missions and the U.S. don't even have the capability to launch manned missions.
The population growth on this planet is out of control and has doubled to over 7.5 billion in just my life time."
And it'll double again by 2050. Just saying. If everyone would just do the honourable thing and turn gay they we wouldn't have this problem. |
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By *inaryGuyMan
over a year ago
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"To survive.. Professor Hawkins said it.
It's a damning statement for the human race.
I read 'easter island, a warning for the future' about how the island was populated, and stripped of its flora and forna within a few hundred years, turning ludh paradise into a barron rock.
Seems like we are just repeating thid on a global scale. Any thoughts? "
Given the technology gap,we're probably better off trying to make the best of a worsening situation on earth than trying to find a habitable planet and then reaching it with a few billion passengers.
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Remember, if there was to be a mass migration to re-colonise another planet, the most sensible way is to send only women and varied sperm samples.
Sorry guys, we're stuck here burning up, while they go for an all girl space orgy... |
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By *inaryGuyMan
over a year ago
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"Remember, if there was to be a mass migration to re-colonise another planet, the most sensible way is to send only women and varied sperm samples.
Sorry guys, we're stuck here burning up, while they go for an all girl space orgy... "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Remember, if there was to be a mass migration to re-colonise another planet, the most sensible way is to send only women and varied sperm samples.
Sorry guys, we're stuck here burning up, while they go for an all girl space orgy... "
Meh, if they pics and video back, that might ease the pain. |
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"To survive.. Professor Hawkins said it.
It's a damning statement for the human race.
I read 'easter island, a warning for the future' about how the island was populated, and stripped of its flora and forna within a few hundred years, turning ludh paradise into a barron rock.
Seems like we are just repeating thid on a global scale. Any thoughts?
Given the technology gap,we're probably better off trying to make the best of a worsening situation on earth than trying to find a habitable planet and then reaching it with a few billion passengers.
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But the sun will burn out eventually so we have to go one day. |
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"Remember, if there was to be a mass migration to re-colonise another planet, the most sensible way is to send only women and varied sperm samples.
Sorry guys, we're stuck here burning up, while they go for an all girl space orgy... "
It would start as a lez up and by day two the hen pecking would set in. By day three you'd fly back to pick up some men. |
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