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The Fermi paradox assumes that there is infinite progress, what if going interstellar is just too hard? (Warp drive too hard and going such distances directly j
by MichaelMoser123 8y ago
The Fermi paradox assumes that there is infinite progress, what if going interstellar is just too hard? (Warp drive too hard and going such distances directly just impossible) What are the incentives to go interstellar once a species has colonised it's solar system?
- thatguy0900 8y agoThe incentive would be to escape the eventual heat death of their sun or insure their race against any other solar system wide extinction event, I guess
- MichaelMoser123 8y agoThis assumes that the civilization would be able to prevail for an extremely long time.