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As I said, we already have technology to colonise space. Not to spread throughout the galaxy, no, but at least to get to multiple places in our solar system. At
by stupidcar 6y ago
As I said, we already have technology to colonise space. Not to spread throughout the galaxy, no, but at least to get to multiple places in our solar system. At that point the feasibility of a single event like a genetic accident always occurring and always wiping out the entirety of every species seems unlikely.
Not impossible, of course, but my argument wasn't about possibility vs impossibility, but probability.
- naasking 6y ago> Not to spread throughout the galaxy, no, but at least to get to multiple places in our solar system. To get there, yes. Not necessarily to live there. I was saying that we might need to actually engineer ourselves to live in these other environments, and the path to that might itself lead to the great filter.