As is Apple. Both Google and Apple still have to move into the nanotech field aggressively, but they've both made progress in robotics and artificial intelligence. . . whether for good or bad.:\
I look forward to the potential of immortality in my lifetime.
I look forward to the potential of immortality in my lifetime.
Why the wink? Those of us alive today who will see the late 2020s should probably hit 100 or so, which means that during the interim tech will continue to improve to keep extending it.
I still plan to die of old age, but there are plenty of things I want to do first. The Moon, Mars, and Ganymede are on that list.
Why the wink? Those of us alive today who will see the late 2020s should probably hit 100 or so, which means that during the interim tech will continue to improve to keep extending it.
I still plan to die of old age, but there are plenty of things I want to do first. The Moon, Mars, and Ganymede are on that list.
It's been my dream for most of my life to live and eventually die (hopefully from old age) on another planet.
And do what exactly? We've already been there, and will go back when it makes sense to do so until then it'll be a unnecessary expense and risk.
You’re completely insane. I’ll chalk this post up to your previously stated existence for the purpose of explicitly contradicting what users here say and not the genocidal content that is actually contained in it.
You’re completely insane. I’ll chalk this post up to your previously stated existence for the purpose of explicitly contradicting what users here say and not the genocidal content that is actually contained in it.
You ever hear of dialogue? I posed a question to you. It wasn't a sarcastic one but one of genuine curiosity. I have an opinion and shared that but I'd like to hear yours. I didn't dismiss your idea I just said that I don't think that it'd be beneficial at this time.
Moon in 24 hours right now. Why we haven’t been going back since the start of this century embarrasses me to no end.
I'm most excited with what Elon Musk and SpaceX are doing in terms of improvements on the engineering and R&D side. I believe private plans for moon and asteroid mining will have big long term payoffs.
You ever hear of dialogue? I posed a question to you. It wasn't a sarcastic one but one of genuine curiosity. I have an opinion and shared that but I'd like to hear yours. I didn't dismiss your idea I just said that I don't think that it'd be beneficial at this time.
Your “opinion” is that humanity should die out and that there’s no reason to leave Earth at any time for any purpose. This isn’t acceptable, as under a minute of thinking about the topic would show. Consequently, you don’t really get to call it a dialogue. You’re doing exactly what you said you plan to do. Just go away.
Your “opinion” is that humanity should die out and that there’s no reason to leave Earth at any time for any purpose. This isn’t acceptable, as under a minute of thinking about the topic would show. Consequently, you don’t really get to call it a dialogue. You’re doing exactly what you said you plan to do. Just go away.
Go back and read my post, at no point did I say for us never to go back. I'm sure space travel will be commonplace in the future, I just don't see the need to take expensive and risky trips to the moon right now. They’re doing just fine with the rovers for now.
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I look forward to the potential of immortality in my lifetime.
Why the wink? Those of us alive today who will see the late 2020s should probably hit 100 or so, which means that during the interim tech will continue to improve to keep extending it.
I still plan to die of old age, but there are plenty of things I want to do first. The Moon, Mars, and Ganymede are on that list.
It's been my dream for most of my life to live and eventually die (hopefully from old age) on another planet.
Oh, I’m dyin’ right here on ol’ mother Earth. I’m old fashioned like that. That’s not gonna stop me from visiting other places, though.
That round trip to Ganymede could take four years! That's why I plan on my trip being one-way.
Yeah, with current rockets. They’ll get better.
Moon in 24 hours right now. Why we haven’t been going back since the start of this century embarrasses me to no end.
And do what exactly? We've already been there, and will go back when it makes sense to do so until then it'll be a unnecessary expense and risk.
You’re completely insane. I’ll chalk this post up to your previously stated existence for the purpose of explicitly contradicting what users here say and not the genocidal content that is actually contained in it.
You ever hear of dialogue? I posed a question to you. It wasn't a sarcastic one but one of genuine curiosity. I have an opinion and shared that but I'd like to hear yours. I didn't dismiss your idea I just said that I don't think that it'd be beneficial at this time.
I'm most excited with what Elon Musk and SpaceX are doing in terms of improvements on the engineering and R&D side. I believe private plans for moon and asteroid mining will have big long term payoffs.
Your “opinion” is that humanity should die out and that there’s no reason to leave Earth at any time for any purpose. This isn’t acceptable, as under a minute of thinking about the topic would show. Consequently, you don’t really get to call it a dialogue. You’re doing exactly what you said you plan to do. Just go away.
Go back and read my post, at no point did I say for us never to go back. I'm sure space travel will be commonplace in the future, I just don't see the need to take expensive and risky trips to the moon right now. They’re doing just fine with the rovers for now.