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We have "enough time" to explore stuff. You or me will not live to see it but what's stopping a spaceship from going to some place for a few million years?

• tombert 3y ago
  I mean, sure, in the scope of the universe then there's plenty of time before the heat death for some humans to explore another star system, they just won't really be able to communicate about it and relay back to us within a human lifetime really. I'm just kind of hoping that physicists are all wrong, and that there turns out to be some fancy math that allows to do something faster than light. Not saying it's gonna happen that way, but a guy can dream.
  • BriggyDwiggs42 3y ago
    Fundamentally there don’t seem to be any physical laws prohibiting us from solving biological immortality at least, so maybe if we can get the robot bodies up and running for ourselves we’d be able to do some exploring over a very long time.
    • xandrius 3y ago
      No exploring for me though :(