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We did it in a pristine world the first time. The next time we do it in a world stripped of natural resources and easy energy with a collapsing biosphere soaked

• coldtea 7mo ago
  >We did it in a pristine world the first time. The next time we do it in a world stripped of natural resources and easy energy with a collapsing biosphere soaked in poison and radioactive waste. Well, we did it in an ice age the first time.
  • defrost 7mo ago
    And here we are, still in the exact same Ice Age .. albeit only barely as the ice covered poles are on the way out should trends continue.
  • krapp 7mo ago
    Fair enough, but at least the ice was clean.
• joseda-hg 7mo ago
  I mean, there's still quite a number of resources on the surface, plenty just sit there because the ratio of setup cost / profit isn't there The demand a smaller civilization would have should be quite less significant than what we currently have, so it stands to reason it would make sense for them to use those