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You might be right, but none of that speaks against the urgency of doing it, or explains why people don't see it.
by indrax 16y ago
You might be right, but none of that speaks against the urgency of doing it, or explains why people don't see it.
- foljs 16y agoPractical chances of having something done affects the sense of "urgency to do it". Even more urgent than colonization is the achievement of immortality, but I don't see people urging to achieve it for the same reason, i.e they think it's not practically achievable.
- gte910h 16y agoI will have to say, even having a highly dependent colony on another planet will push towards self-sufficiency for pure cost reasons alone.