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>Even if you decide that you think general relativity is wrong, if a society had antigravity, we would expect to see many more signs of their technological adva
by mmjaa 9y ago
>Even if you decide that you think general relativity is wrong, if a society had antigravity, we would expect to see many more signs of their technological advancement.
Maybe they got the technology, and subsequently used it to leave Earth alone, eh? And maybe it was the relatives they left behind that used that as a motivation for creative/artistic expression, in the dark, back here on Earth?
I mean, this is really the point of these art-forms; open to interpretation. And frankly the notion that one ideal over the other should prevail is, perhaps, a bit ignorant?
- antonvs 9y ago> Maybe they got the technology, and subsequently used it to leave Earth alone, eh? And maybe there's an invisible dragon in my garage. This is not rational thought. > I mean, this is really the point of these art-forms My mistake, I thought we were discussing likely possibilities for external reality. If this is just a fantasy game, carry on.