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If we meet an Alien civilization, I'm sure we'll realize just how alike we are, and start warring against the outsiders instead :p
Stephen Hawking has issued a stark warning that humanity faces extinction unless it develops the capability to live in space. He emphasizes that Earth is too fragile to sustain human life for another millennium without exploring new planets. This perspective aligns with his long-standing advocacy for space exploration, as noted in a Los Angeles Times article. The discussion also highlights skepticism regarding population control as a solution, with participants debating the practicality of sustainable living versus the inevitability of resource depletion.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for environmental scientists, policymakers, futurists, and anyone interested in the intersection of human survival, space exploration, and sustainability challenges.
Nikitin said:If we meet an Alien civilization, I'm sure we'll realize just how alike we are, and start warring against the outsiders instead :p
WannabeNewton said:It would be bad news for Mother Nature if our species lasted even that long. The poor thing :[