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> Because resources are always constrained. Today sure. Tomorrow? Probably. But if you subscribe to the Kardashev scale then we'll likely become a type 2 or 3
by BinaryIdiot 11y ago
> Because resources are always constrained.
Today sure. Tomorrow? Probably. But if you subscribe to the Kardashev scale then we'll likely become a type 2 or 3 civilization at which point I would consider it very likely that we are resource constrained to the point where this can't be done. I just don't think that would make sense.
When we become a type 1 we still might not have any real resource issues but that's harder to predict. So why wouldn't we revive everyone at some point? Seems silly to just let everyone thaw if we have the technology and resources at some point.
- dennisgorelik 11y agoWhy revive old person if you can clone new person instead? It does not really matter how much resources you have: if you have a lot, then you clone a lot of modern people, but still ignore obsolete stuff.