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I used to think The Great Filter as one of the explanations to the Fermi Paradox was just nuts - but sadly the last several years in particular have shown how i
by EricE 7y ago
I used to think The Great Filter as one of the explanations to the Fermi Paradox was just nuts - but sadly the last several years in particular have shown how it's absolutely possible. Apparently civilizations can be too successful.
Then again I suppose one shouldn't be too surprised; it would be easy to argue that Rome fell mainly because it became too successful and turned inward onto itself - much like many parts of our society are - the need for a letter like this to be written is proof there.
- Sebguer 7y agoHow exactly is modern civilization too successful? More than 500,000 people are homeless in the US alone. You live in a bubble.
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- ElijahLynn 7y agoWe don't live in a civil society, we are only at the beginning of a civil society. ~ Jacque Fresco