>>11977835
Guys, listen. Listen.
The CHAD solution to the Fermi paradox is to simply IMPREGNATE the universe by sending 10.000s of SEED drone ships (possible with current technology) on millenia long missions to deliver THICK DNA GOO to goldilock planets.
If there is life in the Milkyway, it won't make much difference. But if there isn't, it would cement the human race as the GODLY CREATOR CIVILIZATION for all eternity.
This plan has a higher probability of success, is technically easier to achieve and orders of magnitude cheaper than any effort to create a multiplanitary or interstellar human (or post-human) civilization.
In fact this proposition is so painfully apparent that there's literally no chance some eccentric silicon valley elites as well as space agencies around the globe aren't already considering it. In fact, I am stunned that there seems to be no lively discussion on this topic in either the public sphere or the space-flight community, as opposed to, say, the hypothetical exploration and colonization of Mars.
Guys, listen. Listen.
The CHAD solution to the Fermi paradox is to simply IMPREGNATE the universe by sending 10.000s of SEED drone ships (possible with current technology) on millenia long missions to deliver THICK DNA GOO to goldilock planets.
If there is life in the Milkyway, it won't make much difference. But if there isn't, it would cement the human race as the GODLY CREATOR CIVILIZATION for all eternity.
This plan has a higher probability of success, is technically easier to achieve and orders of magnitude cheaper than any effort to create a multiplanitary or interstellar human (or post-human) civilization.
In fact this proposition is so painfully apparent that there's literally no chance some eccentric silicon valley elites as well as space agencies around the globe aren't already considering it. In fact, I am stunned that there seems to be no lively discussion on this topic in either the public sphere or the space-flight community, as opposed to, say, the hypothetical exploration and colonization of Mars.
