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
Because every star dies (in the absence of even more handwavium tech). To stay in your home system is to accept extinction. Expansion is a necessity.
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En réponse à @ChrisWarcraft
the sun will not die until more than 40 times the entire time mammals have existed on earth
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En réponse à @a_man_in_black
So lemme get this straight. You think that a species capable of cracking FTL, with all the obstacles that represents, is also, AT THE SAME TIME, incapable of planning ahead past their own generation?
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En réponse à @a_man_in_black
I’m gonna call bullshit on that. Unlocking the secrets of FTL means you understand the life cycle of stars, ergo you know what happens to your own star, ergo unless you’re fucking sociopathic as a species (in which case you die out much earlier) you plan ahead.
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En réponse à @ChrisWarcraft
It's sociopathic to not have a plan extending eight billion years into the future. Okay whatever
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Spoken with a truly anthropocentric view of the universe
Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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