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If you can generate almost infinite energy, what would you gain by invading earth vs, say, consuming resources from an uninhabited planet? Earth makes up a smal
by thwarted 5y ago
If you can generate almost infinite energy, what would you gain by invading earth vs, say, consuming resources from an uninhabited planet? Earth makes up a small amount of the mass in our solar system.
But the inverse is also just as likely (fantastical): if you can generate almost infinite amounts of energy, what else is there to do other than troll rando life forms (farmers)?
Both cases do have one thing in common: humans sure do think highly of themselves and the one, small planet they inhabit.
- dragonelite 5y agoGood point could also ask why invade earth when you have a lot of easily minable resources in the asteroid belt. Given they can already generate almost infinite energy I'm pretty sure they will have mastered space resource extraction.
- thwarted 5y agoWhy even come to this solar system when the amount of minable resources that isn't our solar system is so much greater?
- dragonelite 5y agoThat also a thing, why even take the effort to go. if I'm not mistaken there's a asteroid in the belt that if it could be mined could make every person on earth as rich/poor as Bezos.
- DrBazza 5y ago> what else is there to do other than troll rando life forms (farmers)? I would love it if we really lived in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy universe and "teasers" were really a thing. > infinite energy, what would you gain Also "they're coming for our water!" despite more existing in the asteroids and moons outside of our, and the Sun's gravity well. There's literally very few reasons to come to Earth other than to say "hi!".