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Yeah, they could just ship hydrogen back. They could also beam lasers at us although I image it would be awfully wide by the time it got here. Also, so as long
by bladedtoys 13y ago
Yeah, they could just ship hydrogen back. They could also beam lasers at us although I image it would be awfully wide by the time it got here.
Also, so as long is the energy to ship it is less than the energy to create it by fusion, it would be economical to ship elements heavier than iron. But that would mean annoyingly slow speeds.
The really annoying thing is that by adding trillions of people to the universe, we apparently won't really improve the rate of idea creation. I really hope I'm missing something on this.
- jsun 13y agoThat's not necessarily true. Divergent evolution of ideas means that there could be some truly primitive ideas that's still useful to us today simply because we never went down that particular tree in our development. It's hard for us to imagine, but that's the point. I mean just look at how many of our everyday gadgets hasn't changed much in the last 100 years. Zippers for instance:)