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Cmon the number of hypothetical extrapolations based on no data in these statements is beyond superstition to something like delusion
by kingkawn 1y ago
Cmon the number of hypothetical extrapolations based on no data in these statements is beyond superstition to something like delusion
- ben_w 1y agoIf I put citations into everything I write, I'd be a Wikipedia article, and people would still criticise the conclusions without reading any of them. But contrawise, I do have data, they're broadly categorised as "history", "biology", and "all the stuff cited by Stuart Armstrong that time".
- javier2 1y agoI think its the fact that if we really wanted to, we could probably make it happen already today. On a scale of a couple hundred million years, its possible we could reach most of our own galaxy, which is a small slice of time in the life span of the Milky Way. So the question remains, why hasn't this already happened, or has it?