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> Plan for 10,000 years out, not tomorrow. I'm happy to. But then, like most people, I'm impatient, so I'll draw a second plan that ensures I get to see at lea
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
> Plan for 10,000 years out, not tomorrow.
I'm happy to. But then, like most people, I'm impatient, so I'll draw a second plan that ensures I get to see at least some of the cool stuff before I die, and then I'll get annoyed when this plan isn't followed.
Galactic timescales are large. Human lifespans are tiny.
- lazide 2y agoNotably, 10,000 years is longer than all of recorded human history. It’s a bit of a pipe dream to think we’d plausibly be able to follow through consistently on anything even 1% that long right now.
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