That would require couples having on average more than two children. With how things are going globally it looks like we are not even colonising Mars, because the colony would die out unless fresh supply of Terrains was shipped on regular basis.
The deal that the universe offers humanity is this: If you're smart enough not to go extinct in the next couple of centuries, then you get to bring 20 billion galaxies to life with sextillions of happy descendants who gratefully celebrate our foresight. A pretty good deal.pic.twitter.com/tuhrpfsKZ8
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Obvs pronatalist Mormons are most likely to colonize Mars. Not entirely kidding.
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This would require technology for us to safely travel faster that the speed of light, which is currently unforeseeable (maybe impossible)
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No, the 20 billion galaxy estimate assumes we are limited to light speed.
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Bautiful if possible. I'm "blackpilled" about intergalactic travel. But who knows, maybe our descendants will be orders of magnitude smarter than us. Aren't you afraid that covid will premamently break the spine of our civilisation?
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Covid-19 won't break our civilization. Irrational responses to it might though.
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Well I did choose 'sextillions' deliberately.
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Will there be any competition?
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There's none yet, as far as we can tell.
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