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We move on to harder problems. I don't think the end-game for humanity is one that sees every extant human sitting idle in a small residence with enough food/e
by shuntress 10y ago
We move on to harder problems.
I don't think the end-game for humanity is one that sees every extant human sitting idle in a small residence with enough food/entertainment to subsist.
There is a life beyond Earth for humanity and it probably coincides with our development of strong AI/robotic life.
- pygy_ 10y agoHumans in space in my eyes make as much sense as motorized fishbowls on highways. We're even less competitive compared to robots in non-terraformed environments.
- shuntress 10y agoHuman biology _VASTLY_ outperforms our robots in the key areas of wound-healing and energy efficiency which are incredibly important considerations in hostile environments. Humans and robots working together will be far more capable in non-terraformed environments than either one alone.