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nobody alive today will live to see the colonization of any other planet, moon, or asteroid go put up a self-sufficient colony in the sahara desert, or the antarctic, and have it just survive for ten years without being sent more supplies, and then start making plans and these are places you can drive any number of trucks into, also there's air you can breathe
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 the cheeto bandito should tap Newt to head Fish and Wildlife Services, or maybe the Smithsonian could poach him for the National Zoo
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Baloogan posted:gently caress you im gonna burn so much wood over the winter just get a propane or alcohol stove, works off the grid but you still get the fine temperature control that your crepes Suzette and seared sweetmeats in brandy sauce so sorely need
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Trumps Baby Hands posted:idk, personally I feel some strange loyalty to the species, I guess. maybe it's just jealousy of the capacities of AI, but I think the root is my fear of death and desire for immortality. Most people achieve it through their kids, but when AI comes humanity will go extinct soon after, so it's not like my genes will be carried on. I'd capture that sense of immortality if I was one of the founders of a Martian colony and got a future cities and martian streets named after me, but that's unlikely. I don't know, if dogs evolved sapience and opposable thumbs, I honestly wouldn't care that much whether it was my dog's great-to-the-nth grandchildren or mine that eventually ended up inheriting the Earth. Same with AI, really. Also, AIs don't really compete for the same resources we do, so if we go to war with them, it's gonna be over some really stupid poo poo.
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