In order to legitimately travel the vast regions of interstellar space (in the absence of handwavium FTL) you have to accept that the reality is your local star system has all the resources you’ll ever need until the death of your star.
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En réponse à @a_man_in_black
Because the entire history of evolution has been rewarding the least effort possible to survive
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En réponse à @ChrisWarcraft
how are those two thoughts connected at all, wtf
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En réponse à @a_man_in_black
Really? You can’t see the connection between acquiring the easiest to obtain resources before extending yourself across an inimical void for uncertain returns and how that relates to alien “sightings” on Earth?
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En réponse à @ChrisWarcraft
Humans haven't yet ever embarked on space travel to secure resources. Why are you presuming aliens would be motivated by that?
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En réponse à @a_man_in_black @ChrisWarcraft
The main reasons humans go to space are - to see what is there or what happens there - it's a useful place to put things
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En réponse à @a_man_in_black
“To see what is there or what happens there” - with the intention of taking advantage of that knowledge for future generations to expand “It’s a useful place to put things” - to build and expand upon for further expansion
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En réponse à @ChrisWarcraft
this is an incredibly reductionist view of curiousity
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And since that might be taken as confrontational - the vast majority of “curiosity” discoveries have been bankrolled by the powers that be at the time. The only discovery for discovery’s sake happens if you’re independently wealthy.
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