People will accuse me of a lack of imagination for not wanting to live under a glass bubble in this barren wastelandpic.twitter.com/ey1b24vlPh
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Maybe when they're able to go to other solar systems one out of a hundred planets will be habitable and interesting.
Maybe--but I think that's both much further in the future than ppl expect, and that the odds are much slimmer (1 in 10,000 is generous)
I assume that by the time technology has developed enough for extra-solar travel (probably not in anyone's lifetime)...
we'll also have the technology to parse what planets to visit.
I think that's a safe assumption, yes
It'll still be 1-in-10,000 or something like that but at least we won't have to check them each one by one
People don't think about how much our conception of beauty has developed according to our evolutionary environment.
We like flowers because we eat fruit etc. On a planet we didn't evolve on, I fear that beauty would be hard to find for the human eye.
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