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> We have to decide what population density (and economic order) we will live with. What does that mean in this case, though? I don't want to put words in you
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> We have to decide what population density (and economic order) we will live with.
What does that mean in this case, though? I don't want to put words in your mouth, but if you're saying we have to pick the density we're ok with, does that mean she just shouldn't exist?
- carapace 4y ago> if you're saying we have to pick the density we're ok with, does that mean she just shouldn't exist? What? No. How does that follow? I believe she (and everybody else) should have at least the basic needs met automatically: food, shelter, clothing, most medicine, electricity and telecomms, etc. We have the technology and resources to do this now, it's just a matter of logistics. A single modern server could compute utopia in a few minutes. >> We have to decide what population density (and economic order) we will live with. > What does that mean in this case, though? Well, in this case they tore the place down. I have no idea what happened to the residents.