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I tried to read the books in Russian, in English but they just don't click for me. Also I just cannot accept any analogy of dark forest with empty and dead pla
by galkk 3y ago
I tried to read the books in Russian, in English but they just don't click for me.
Also I just cannot accept any analogy of dark forest with empty and dead place. Anyone who've been to the forest or even seen any documentary knows/hears/sees that it's also full of life
- josefresco 3y ago> Anyone who've been to the forest or even seen any documentary knows/hears/sees that it's also full of life All books I've read about the Amazon rainforest describe it as an extremely harsh place almost devoid of easily spotted pray or food. Anything that falls to the forest floor is consumed very quickly. There's a ton of life there, it's just ruthlessly competitive and therefore beyond easy sight. I think the Dark Forest concept fits perfectly here. We see "empty" space wherein fact life could be just behind the curtains of "self preservation".
- me_me_me 3y ago> Also I just cannot accept any analogy of dark forest with empty and dead place. Huh? I don't even know what you are talking about. First of all dark forest is not about empty and dead place. Its about being able to blend in with the forest so no one can discover you. Once spotted you become dead, once you spot someone else in your best interest is to destroy them if you can do it without being spotted. In the books there are several civilizations, and hits that there were plenty more living in higher dimensions.