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We're from different memeplexes, but both of our assumptions are equally unearned. But if we're talking about a second industrial revolution it won't be like t
by fellowmartian 3y ago
We're from different memeplexes, but both of our assumptions are equally unearned.
But if we're talking about a second industrial revolution it won't be like the first one, because:
- There will be more carbon in the air, hence more wood to chop and burn
- There will books lying around describing how to leapfrog many steps
I don't think it'd take 10000 years again to restore civilization the second time around.
- gizajob 3y agoMight take 500 million though.
- Shekelphile 3y agoEarth is highly unlikely to support intelligent life 500 million years from now. Multicellular life entirely won’t exist in 1 billion years.