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Originally Posted by Joshua G
the idea is that our planet will have another extinction event, & the human race will have to find an alternate place to live or else the whole of humanity, & all acquired knowledge, dies, & life returns to the frogs.
so if one is egalitarian, we are not talking about a few richie riches taking off for a better life. we're talking re-establishing all the people on earth somewhere else. i believe the best bet is to live underground, that its impossible to establish a population in outer space, ever. too many obstacles. we would need to invent ways of generating gravity, generating sunlight, & food, & something akin to an outdoor area, otherwise its a group of people living in a jail right?
so can a population of people ever live in space? i dont think it will ever happen.
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What is wrong with the frogs?
Well, if frogs can live in here, so do we. I don't understand why you assume humans living just in some space station.. outside Earth I mean. Also relocating all the people is not necessary for the continuum of humans (and life in general, if whole Earth dies). Sure it is nice to get everybody on board if it's doom on Earth, but it is not really required. Some tens of thousands would be enough. We have been in there before.