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> no way that a civilization that developed on such a planet would not at some point endeavor to travel to those other planets. That seems like a very human st
by stevewilhelm 10y ago
> no way that a civilization that developed on such a planet would not at some point endeavor to travel to those other planets.
That seems like a very human statement.
One could argue for a civilization to succeed it must be content with living on its home planet. And as a result, it would take good care of it.
- Jaruzel 10y agoYou must be new here [on planet Earth].
- RugnirViking 10y agoAlternatively the parent considers the human race to either not have succeeded or to be in the process of changing to take good care of it
- pharke 10y agoYou could also argue that a civilization has not succeeded until it is able to completely sever ties with its home planet and venture out into the galaxy on its own. Leaving the nest, so to speak.