Maybe we can find a way to regenerate the soil while we’re at it.
That’s a hard supply chain issue and would have a much greater impact on our survivability.
Or good luck with building a self aware AI that can solve all of our problems or whatever.
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Maybe we can find a way to regenerate the soil while we’re at it.
That’s a hard supply chain issue and would have a much greater impact on our survivability.
Or good luck with building a self aware AI that can solve all of our problems or whatever.
Sadly, from a lot of experience in tech, one man projects that have "build self-aware AI" as a step in their roadmap have a tendency to underdeliver.
How about something smaller scale like food waste. We have maybe 50-ish productive farming seasons left before soil is over taxed. If you can get locally grown food to people’s tables with minimum waste for a decent price that ensures everyone is fed that would be far more impressive than failing at Dyson spheres. Maybe we can find a way to regenerate the soil while we’re at it. That’s a hard supply chain issue and w…
Imagine Asgardia building a Dyson swarm, owning it, and then becoming a greedy landlord (swarmlord?). When you can’t afford the rent, the yeet you into space with a trebuchet.
Imagine Asgardia building a Dyson swarm, owning it, and then becoming a greedy landlord (swarmlord?). When you can’t afford the rent, the yeet you into space with a trebuchet.
Only by reading the plan, he reminds me of an early Elon Musk. It has the first Paypal then Space X vibe. I wonder how many other people have similar dreams, but can't deliver cause their parents aren't rich. Edit: added middle sentence
Just because "reusable rockets" got laughed at by the existing space industry doesn't mean every laughable idea is secretly feasible. "My new database will make building a Dyson sphere easy" is a slightly... loftier claim than "we can probably land rockets and reuse them".
The "we can probably land rockets and reuse them" is what it delivered so far, the claimed ambitions (laughable or not) are about making humanity interplanetary.
Imagine Asgardia building a Dyson swarm, owning it, and then becoming a greedy landlord (swarmlord?). When you can’t afford the rent, the yeet you into space with a trebuchet.
Everyone who cannot contribute becomes polycarbonate material for the mirrors!
How about something smaller scale like food waste. We have maybe 50-ish productive farming seasons left before soil is over taxed. If you can get locally grown food to people’s tables with minimum waste for a decent price that ensures everyone is fed that would be far more impressive than failing at Dyson spheres. Maybe we can find a way to regenerate the soil while we’re at it. That’s a hard supply chain issue and w…
That is not true about the soil. Areas in Europe have been farmed for hundreds or more years and still productive.
How about something smaller scale like food waste. We have maybe 50-ish productive farming seasons left before soil is over taxed. If you can get locally grown food to people’s tables with minimum waste for a decent price that ensures everyone is fed that would be far more impressive than failing at Dyson spheres. Maybe we can find a way to regenerate the soil while we’re at it. That’s a hard supply chain issue and w…
That is not true about the soil. Areas in Europe have been farmed for hundreds or more years and still productive.