What games capture the dreadful feeling and sheer scale of space?
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There's nothing dreadful or scary about it, you b***h. Reflect on that in silence.
I hate that meme too, it only exists because of that "Restaurant at the End of the Universe" book, where the ultimate torture machine showed how insignificant a person was in the universe. The author thought he was being super clever but to be honest it's kind of a weak joke since nobody but narcissists care about shit like that.
You missed Zaphod saying he didnt felt anything.
Well, then it's a good joke. I don't remember the book very well to be honest.
I thought he came out feeling great because he was president over it all or something?
ACSHUALLY that happened in a pocket universe in which he really was the most important person.
The world is full of mostly narcissistic people, even Ganker is overflowing with gays who think their criticisms are special and educated. Some flip their shit over that vaati guy for stealing THEORIES for fricks sake and not crediting Ganker.
Fricking rules 1 and 2 of Ganker is you don't talk about Ganker outside of Ganker. Of course he's not going to cite his sources but newbies don't understand that.
Then you have all the twitter Black folk, sales gays, and popularity circlejerkers who only give a shit about games that have a lot of presence, clout and sales.
Once you think about it, it's not such a surprise that this is considered horror to these dumbasses.
Two people who the joke was aimed at not getting the joke.
And what's the joke? I didn't remember it having any effect on Zaphod. Anyway, this idea that "oh look how big the universe is I'm going to go crazy!" probably became popular because of this passage in the book, regardless of the author's intention.
>And what's the joke? I didn't remember it having any effect on Zaphod. Anyway, this idea that "oh look how big the universe is I'm going to go crazy!" probably became popular because of this passage in the book, regardless of the author's intention.
That's because of who Zaphod is. The torture machine is in essence a mirror for the person in it and the reader themselves.
AAAAAAAAAAA A NEARLY ENDLESS VOID OF NEAR NOTHINGNESS WRAPPED IN A TRULY ENDLESS VOID OF TRUE NOTHINGNESS WRAPPED IN ETERNAL TIME BEYOND TIME SAVE ME FROM MY DIMINUTIVE MORTALITY Black personMAN AAAAAA ITS GETTING DARK NOOOOO IT'S SO EXISTENTIAL AAAAA I CAN'T STAND BEING REMINDED I TRULY EXIST AAAAAAA BUT MUH SIMULATION THEORY AAAAAAAAAAAAA
It's about ego.
AAAAAAA MY SENSE OF SELF IS AFFECTED BY THE SCALE OF THINGS RELATIVE TO ME AAAAAAA I CAN'T SEE THE IRONY IN BEING UNABASHEDLY SELF OBSESSED IN OBNOXIOUS EXTERNALIZED WAYS WHILE DERIVING MY CONCEPT OF SELF WORTH AS A LIVING SAPIENT FROM HOW INFINITELY MUCH EMPTY DARKNESS THERE IS SOMEWHERE ELSE AAAAAAAAA HELP ME Black personMAN NOOOOO
fermi paradox btfo
that's not how it works moron
>fermi paradox btfo
Not really. If you launched 1 von neumann probe today, you would have every star in the galaxy colonized by those the "offspring" of that little astrochicken in a million years. Exponential growth makes things big fast.
Honestly though right now is a bad time to start saying there's no life in the universe.
Keppler's data is still being combed through, and TESS is dumping magnitudes more data on a daily basis. The data sets are so big you can't manually search them, and they have to use machine learning to sift the data, which is to say we've only found the things we're looking for. There could be dyson spheres and artificial planets all over the place, but you've got to refine the search parameters.
We're also 1 or 2 design generations away from space telescopes that can directly image exoplanets. If we can do this we can start looking at their spectroscopy, if you can look at what the atmosphere then all you need to look for is anything that is off baseline of what we should see through normal geological processes.
Like if an alien looked at earth they would know something really fricking weird is happening because the atmosphere has too much oxygen, so something must be replenishing it because if you leave oxygen alone for long enough it will just bind to whatever it can.
I'm pretty sure anomalies are detected automatically by changing patterns and unexpected values. So if there are things we aren't looking for out there, so to speak, we would still notice them. I'd be surprised if the software they use to analyze their dats doesn't inform them about anomalies.
These datasets are H U G E, and even super computers working them 24/7 are only skimming the surface.
If you're interested there are citizen science projects where you can timeshare your PC to help crunch through it all. Or, since its all publicly available, you could write your own program to sift through it all.
To put it another way, imagine a really big beach. The people looking for exoplanets are out there with a metal detector looking for gold. They find some really tasty nuggets, and decide to keep looking for more.
Unfortunately their metal detector won't find the giant diamonds and emeralds that could be buried 2 inches under that gold nugget.
You could sieve the entire beach, bucket by bucket, but that would take ages, meanwhile the guys with the metal detectors now have wheelbarrows full of gold and silver.
Yeah I get what you mean, but considering you're talking about dyson spheres, the assumption is that there is a civilization out there advanced enough to build those and arguably, advanced enough to find the diamonds and emeralds that could be buried 2 inches under that gold nugget, or well, us. And considering those civilizations are so advanced, then why don't they try to contact us? Not that I don't hope myself that there's something out there.
Either way, I looked up what you were mentioning, light curves I suppose.
https://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu/cgi-bin/TblView/nph-tblView?app=ExoTbls&config=koi
>considering you're talking about dyson spheres
That was just a for-instance. There are other things an advanced civilization might be able to do that would show up as aberrations in the data.
And when I'm talking about looking at the spectroscopy of the atmosphere, that doesn't even have to be advanced life, any life in sufficient quantities should leave traces in the atmosphere.
Even if they were weird fish on an ocean planet who breathe chlorine instead of oxygen who will never achieve any kind of sentience, you should still be able to see some weird peaks that are either explained by some geological mechanism you don't know about, or some form of life and metabolic processes that convert energy to output to do the things life should do.
And because of the lag in light waves you're only looking at some snapshots in the past. You could continue to monitor these places, but it would be really hard to anticipate when they become a civilization that looks at the stars and has radio telescopes set up and looking in the right direction to catch your "Sup u sngl bby" message.
how is it BTFO? aliens had like an 8 billion year head start, yet there is 0 evidence of any kind of supreme extraterrestrial intellect at all. we've only been a species for 300k years and have gotten this far, aliens have been given millions or billions more and yet there is nothing. at the very most we're on par with the most intelligent species and at the very worst we're alone.
why would our clock only start 300k years ago
He literally never said that.
Anon, we don't really have much data to build from for intelligent life. We have 1 planet. You can't make conclusions either way outside of emotional wants,
Im not saying alien life doesnt exist, Im saying that supremely intelligent alien life is probably not a thing.
How do you reach such a conclusion? The universe is so vast and we're a pinprick to anyone looking up. I don't think it's likely but I can't say it isn't possible.
because if super intelligent life really did exist and they had a billion year headstart, we would see the evidence of it. structures, spacecraft, signals. yet theres nothing.
we have received a handful of weird signals before but never again. like I said, it would indicate that at the very least we would be on par with an intelligent species in the universe.
>we would see the evidence of it
I really don't think you understand the scale of space anon. The best way for us to know if there is a civilisation would be if they were able to telegraph with greenshfiting a star.
Anon, you're basically saying that because there are no crabs on a grain of sand that crabs do not exist.
>aliens had like an 8 billion year head start
I would argue that until relatively recently in cosmic history there wouldn't have been enough metalicity in the universe for advanced life. Two generations of stars and the universe is only 2% not Hydrogen and Helium.
Any radio broadcast from light years away systems would likely be a bunch of nonsense.
If it's an omnidirectional broadcast.
If you had a precise target you were aiming for you can get a bit farther out of your radio bubble.
If you really wanted to build something that would be a light house signaling that intelligent life lives here, your best best is to make giant billboards and cut slits in the side of them like prime numbers, the fibonacci sequence, geometric principles, whatever. Something that would be hard to mistake as a natural eclipse of solar output.
Ok let’s get it out of the way.
Space is fake.
Now proceed.
Humans will never even leave the solar system. We will go extinct just as all of the others did.
Nah bro, we're gonna make it. We're all gonna make it.
>World super powers spend trillions propping up failed states all over the world.
>We will totally have interstellar travel
I don't think so, Tim.
>people doing their best to uplift their species as a whole more than ever before in human history, to the point it hurts their successful cultures
>nah bro this is the worst thing ever we have no chance!
kek
You just don't want to leave your basement and go on dangerous space walks you monkey
Outer WIlds, but you probably played it already
none. Space is vast and boring. Anyone who plays a game about space that lets you move between planets without a many years long voyage between planets is just playing a fantasy game with sci-fi elements.
*collapses space in your path*
Space is vast but not boring at all. There's deadly stuff happening all around us. We're just safe because of earth magnetosphere and the sun heliosphere. Go to interstellar medium and prepare to be blasted and get cancer. Space is deadly.
>Go to interstellar medium and prepare to be blasted and get cancer. Space is deadly.
Just because something can kill you doesn't mean it's not banal. Space is only interesting for the resources we could extract from it. If I really wanted to die to cancer I can do it just as easily here on earth.
Space is full of stuff happening, the cosmic rays is just an example. Thing is, it's not noticeable to the naked eye. The idea it's a boring place because it's static and filled with emptiness is misleading.
that's like saying poisoning yourself with carbon monoxide is exciting just because you can't see it and it's in your garage and it can kill you.
If this gives you an existential crisis, just remember that the milky way galaxy is just one of trillions of other galaxies and that it's actually relatively small. Think about that the next time you're on your way to your shitty job lol.
Heres real existential crisis shit
Melodysheep makes amazing stuff. Check out his Life Beyond series
this image represents a point in space thats smaller than making a needle point dot in the sky. always fun to think about while looking out at night
The sheer insignificance of our existence is honestly a comforting thought. Puts me truly at easy whenever I reflect upon it.
SpaceEngine, it also helped me get me laid. So I bought the full version later.
nice what was the guys name
U wot m8? U havin a giggle m8?
holy frick just spit out my cum
It's a weird feeling that beyond our planet there is an infinity of nothingness with some equally as tiny and meaningless planets out there
read Star Maker
I don't get why the universe requires conscious beings. Why does the universe need "life"? At which point does matter become alive? What chemical bullshit happens for fricking cells to start existing? Why does the brain allow us to perceive shit? How do 2 holes on the sides of my head allow me to experience sound? How do 2 white balls allow me to experience sight? How the frick can I smell shit? Do scientists even understand receptors? I hate this shit
scientists are almost all materialists. they don't even believe in their own mind, they think we're all just robots
The universe itself is conscious. It creates conscious beings in order to experience itself from different perspectives
it doesn't but unfortunately it's hard to simply terminate yourself due to the instinct to survive. The Fermi Paradox somewhat assumes that the filter is resources but it might simply be that once a species gets advanced enough the pointlessness is more apparent.
>Why does the brain allow us to perceive shit? How do 2 holes on the sides of my head allow me to experience sound? How do 2 white balls allow me to experience sight? How the frick can I smell shit?
Scientists btfo'd
I like the theory about life being a good way to conserve energy. So it's just consequence of a natural mechanism of entropy increasing and energy conservation.
That's easy. 2 things. One is evolution. We grow things inside us to survive through trial and error, 99% of the things we grow are eventually discarded, 1% we keep until the best things survive.
The second is entropy. A constant flux from energy being abundant to energy dissipating.
The real questions are these: is why the frick does organic matter exist and what's the endgame? Why does time exist and why do we perceive it? Why did the universe decide to create carbon? Where did it come from? Is it everything some quantum determnistic frickery? Did Outer Wilds get it right?
>why the frick does organic matter exist and what's the endgame?
Firstly, organic matter exists because hydrogen and carbon are relatively light elements, therefore a huge amount of them has been created in stars in the course of 13 billion years. So, that's the reason organic matter exists. Organic chemistry is some of the lowest forms of chemistry that the universe has.
But since you're probably talking about biology, not organic molecules, the answer is that an endgame does not exist. Too many people who apparently never received the equivalent of an European 8th grade education thinks that evolution works towards something when it obviously doesn't. All it does is make it more likely for the kinds of attributes to propagate that make a living being stay alive longer. It does not have an endgame because that implies intention. It has evolved to continue to evolve based on natural selection, because if it had never done so, it wouldn't exist for us to have emerged to eventually ponder that fact.
I misphrased that. I meant, why is there a need for natural selection and why did carbon decide to make fricking DNA out of all things?
>why is there a need for natural selection
"Need" is the wrong term. The behavior of our universe simply does neatly produce some chemical reactions that are self-sustaining in an open system, and natural selection selects away those that fail to sustain themselves. The reactions and their reactions with other related reactions propagate based on the same set of universal behaviors. That's what natural selection is. It does not "need" to happen, it just a property of our universe and its causality.
>why did carbon decide to make fricking DNA out of all things?
Those universal behaviors also determine the chemical bonds between the atoms that comprise the molecules that comprise the amino acids that comprise deoxyribonucleic acid. Those things merged together because those are how the electromagnetic interactions between elementary particles do. Our universe simply happened to have matter where electrons, protons and neutrons are that way, and not some other way. And any other universe that is another way would have been irrelevant because life as we know it wouldn't be there to think about its own existence.
universe needs to observe itself to exist and we are the observers
Seething Christcucks.
Because why not homosexual
Evolution isn't "designed" or "guided". Things develop by accident and if they work they stick and if they don't they die off. Conscious things can spread and develop in ways unconscious things can't, and intelligent things can spread in ways unintelligent things can't, so they spread.
What a fricking cop-out.
Nobody knows how or why consciousness exists, but life when viewed externally is a phenomenon like any other.
>why are we here
To turn the entire universe and all of its components into a massive thinking computer.
>What a fricking cop-out.
We are not designed nor needed. That is not a cop-out in the slightest.
1) consciousness is an illusion, you're not conscious, you just think you are. A puppet that thinks it is pulling the strings instead of the other way around.
2) the universe needs life in the same way that rocks need to fall down: it's a natural consequence of the laws that govern it
3) experience is an afterthought. At any given time you're experiencing a lot of things that "you" aren't experiencing, because it's already several milliseconds later. Your only see the results after they have already been acted upon.
>A puppet that thinks it is pulling the strings instead of the other way around.
So... it still thinks?
I think anon tried to say that the puppet thinks that it thinks. It responds to stimuli from its environment, and only the next moment after this one does it reflect back and think that it has made free choices. The only true free choice is acting on insanity, and even then instinctual irrational acts are the choices that the living thing make, based on whatever, if not on reason. You are either a slave of what you sense or of chaos itself.
Thoughts are pulled along on strings as well. Consciousness is like a symphonic orchestra: your brain has hundreds of musicians (modular, partitioned, but not entirely because they still have to play together - cooperative agents). Where is the music coming from? From all of them, but the 'whole music' is an illusion of hearing multiple players at the same time. The musicians can hear each other, and they can hear the symphony, but the symphony is the illusion.
No, you’re the only puppet npc in this thread frickboy.
The universe didnt exist before the first pseudo concious animal observed it. Then it retroactively existed.
Source: came to me in a dream
How could the animal form before the land? How did it know it needed paws to walk before it was aware of its environment?
It thought itself into existence from the dream of a sleeping interdimensional being from another place in the beforetime.
Wtf why did we rip off the plot of rayman
I think John Rayman (developer of Rayman and inventor of the dolphin masturbation device interestingly enough) must have been tapping into the truth during his meditation sessions with Xi Yingping (they were college buddies and went to the same buddhist monk)
shut up Black person, you don’t ask yourself these questions outside this thread
The universe cannot exist without conscious observation
You're breaking the npc conditioning. Materialism is the state sponsored religion, and it's gay
I think the coolest gameplay part of Elite Dangerous is that since it would take 15,000 real life years for its entire playerbase to explore all of the galaxy in it, you genuinely do sometimes discover things as the very first player ever.
wow nice, congrats dude you discovered randomly generated dot #532789438
its more exciting discovering a randomly generated cave in minecraft
You're such a homosexual
>should I test this first by touching it with my feet?
>nah let's just step right onto it and see what happens
????
it looks like she was trying to test it but lost her balance.
they are supposed to be walkable
this one was destroyed by rot, that's unexpected
>randomly generated
It's not randomly generated. The stellar objects in ED are generated out of data and extrapolations of data that we know about the Milky Way. When you run into a star of a specific classification with certain types of planets orbiting around it, that star is there because of the particular composition of that part of space.
Minecraft is randomly generated, but it too has its own rules for why things emerge in specific places.
nice try, but that's bullshit
Oh, I wasn't actually giving you the option of disagreeing with what I saw. I watched the developers' own presentation about the galaxy generation system a few days ago and I was telling you how it works.
same
*tips fedora*
>I wasn't actually giving you the option of disagreeing
quite based ngl
People need to learn to not waste their time trying to justify what they're saying when they know with absolute certainty that they're right. When you know something and want to tell it to someone, do not make an argument. Just dictate. Anything else is a waste of your time.
Layers of irony my man
There are people larping as flatearth tier morons, while others larp as someone who would answer seriously, while others larp as the desperate or simply above it all, this how the the bigger boards have operated for years, and only a small percentage are new or actually moronic enough to act genuine. One way you can identify newbies is by how seriously they reply to things, true oldgays are all gone or returned to lurking 90% of the time.
This place has been filled with newbies for such a long time now that I'm past caring about it and graduated to recognizing just plain old gays. Those are the ones who are left, who still care about oldgays and newbies.
>or returned to lurking 90% of the time.
The wayward journey ends where it began, at the traveler's feet.
I believe it for the stars at least. Doesn't change that it's a boring piece of shit.
Is this somehow different from Minecraft, no man’s sky or any other procedurally generated game?
Yeah, it's even worse and you can't mod it.
I dislike black holes in ED
As opposed to disliking the ones in real life?
I mean, they do nothing
it's just a transparent thing you can just pass through
also no accretion disk and shit like that
updated visuals would be good for ED black holes
Every time I learn something new about E:D I'm disappointed.
If you want the autism of size but also have a "game" then Elite Dangerous is the closest to that.
Grind some money through the fotm money maker, get an exploration ship. Then Plot a course for the center. or the systems that are habited close to the center.
Its a chill trucking experience but the emptiness and danger of space at long trips are truly scary.
Forgot image.
These fricks are the most stressfull and dreadful shits to interact with.
Especially if the system is binary or some other frickery.
Dropping into a binary neutron star system where at that point of day, the orbiting star was close to the drop point of the main star. Dropped straight into the beam and the alarms and creaking of the hull really stressed me.
where the frick is the james webb picture that biden said he was gonna reveal 50 minutes ago
Don't know about that, but there's a predicted supernova explosion happening in the next 6 months (1800 LY away) that we may be able to see live. A super close orbiting binary is going to merge.
Photo of a planet 7.5 BILLION kilometers away from our blue marble
Y'know, it will be quite the sight once we send a probe to the nearest star system. Photos of a different star system up close will be fricking wild. Too bad such a mission would still take decades if we found out how to make shit go really fast
>Planet
OH NONONONONO
Lol imagine if we figured out how to make wormholes and shit and we found a planet with just barely sentient life and we started opening wormholes all around the planet and we connect them to our toilets lmao
You just described India, but replace wormholes with streets.
when is president bidingdong gonna fricking show the pictures already it's been an hour
pictures of what?
president biddy suppose to present the farthest ever picture taken of deep space with the new james webb telescope
tomorrow nasa will dump more images taken with the telescope
Wow so basically nothing
Well that's space for you.
nah
>already an hour late
lol he's actually sleeping
unless its an eye staring back at us i don't think its gonna be much. i have plenty of galaxy wide shots already
it's happening https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z13QK1shc7A
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the NASA stream is also turned off
what the frick is wrong with the sign language lady? why is she making faces?
Endless_space 2 with the map setting on maximum with your ships without a single movement upgrade
There could be galactic empires out there that we will never know about because they are on the other side of the observable universe
Even if there is a civilization like a hundred light years away from us, its light would still take a hundred years to reach us. Think of where we were a hundred years ago technologically
You will never see any of the natural wonders of alien planets. You will never see alien architecture, languages, culture, monuments, technology, history, etc..
Imagine how differently a civilization would develop if it for example developed on a tidally-locked planet, or a moon orbiting a gas giant. Imagine all the myths and legends and religions that would arise from that. Imagine all the alien literature that would talk about these things. An alien civilization that ventures to the hot and cold sides of their tidally-locked planet. The civilization that sends probes to other moons of a gas giant, or the gas giant itself. A civilization that sees 3 suns in the sky. A civilization that sees another green lush planet in the far distance when they look into the sky and makes crazy theories about what could be happening on that other world.
you will never experience any of it. The universe has locked its secrets behind trillions of kilometers of void. All you can hope for are microbes or fish under the thick ice sheets of Europa and the other icy moons. The craziest thing you will see in your lifetime are first humans on Mars, and some probes sent to moons like Titan.
How do you cope with this?
I cope by believing in reincarnation. I believe we will have to experience every life form of the universe before we can ascend.
That sounds like a fricking nightmare.
How would you know? You could have lived millions of lives before this without being aware of it (besides maybe in your deep subconsciousness). Also if you didn't gain any negative karma in this life then your next incarnation should be more comfy than your current one.
In the end it's just a theory though, who knows what death will bring.
you're simply addicted to conscious experience
What would there be without conscious experience? Without it you couldn't perceive anything. Maybe you meant materialistic experience?
>What would there be without conscious experience?
What did your face look like before your parents were born?
Wha--I...what?
You've experienced nonexistence already. We all have.
People don't freak out about what happened before they were born like they do with freaking out about what happens after they die.
if we take out everything we DON'T know, I think we can all agree that your conscious existence is an infinitesimal blip in a much longer period of nonexistence.
You Aren't.
Then you Are.
Then you Aren't again.
No reason to suspect the original bout of nonexistence would be any different than the one that precedes your lifespan.
I don't think the stream of consciousness ever ceases to exist because I believe consciousness isn't a product of our bodies. I've read many books about out of body/near death experiences that have led me to believe this, and I've even had some personal experience with this phenomena.
Then you should be able to remember what you looked like before you parents were born.
If your consciousness is independent of the time you are here in your body then what happened before, what happens after, and if (You) isn't changed by the fact of being Not-(You), then what ARE (You) if it isn't who (You) are now?
And if Not-(You) is still (You), then does that mean Me, who is also Not-(You), is (You)?
Which isn't to say I don't think you shouldn't believe whatever it is you want, I am just an old head who has spent long hours meditating on ontology.
When we die I think all of our old memories will return to us. Some people are even to remember their past lives in this current life.
But in the end what do I know except for knowing that I know nothing?
if you destroy a radio, there's no more broadcast, but it doesn't affect the signal at all.
Consciousness = the signal and the radio is the brain. What do you think consciousness means?
consciousness is the broadcast. no radio no broadcast. no brain no consciousness.
That's the materialistic worldview but it has never been proven.
it's not materialistic at all. you're just misidentifying yourself as the broadcast and not the signal.
You're saying the broadcast = the ego or something?
The only reality that matters is the one I perceive, everything else is below my notice or care. I am the single greatest and most important being in reality from birth until death.
The idea of solipsism is entertaining until someone else writes about his solipsistic worldview, where it just becomes pathetic.
In my life you only exist as this single post you just made. Youre less than an NPC in my universe. Dont bother replying. I am leaving the thread and you no longer exist.
those don't exist, silly frogposter
our bodies aren't built to handle long distance space travel. we will never be able to explore most of the universe ourselves. if there are other entities that can do this and encounter us instead, we are fricked and at their mercy. pray that there is no one else out there
cope
feels bad, man. but putting it in perspective: think of what humans felt before we traveled the ocean to visit other countries. their whole world was their little village. maybe they had a "capital" but they didn't know much beyond their king's castle.
Black, i haven't even held a girls hand, you think i feel bad about missing out on hypothetical space shit?
Lads how did they take a pic of the Milky Way if we're inside of it?
They used long selfie sticks
>there's people ITT who believe in space
I thought 4chins was better than this.
please let us get to atleast 100 posts before schitzos start dumping their entire flat-earth mental illness folders
if the world isn't flat why do they call japan the east when americans would go west to reach japan quickly? Because this is literally what earth is its not round
because until they knew they could go around they would go east to get there, it's not complicated. Like Japan just assumed no one was over there so the sun always rises on themselves first.
What are the stars then? And if you say anything to do with god or fairy tale magic I'm gonna shit in a church pew.
How should I know? But if you payed me 50K a year I am sure I could mix up a satisfying explanation for you.
ofc people that play video games will believe in the "base layer of reality"
The qt anthro girls live here
Where do 12 feet tall gentle mommy doms live?
Blue circle
looks like I'm gonna have to learn how to jump very high
Imagine the smell
>Imagine the blue hair everywhere
Would be shortlived relatiobship unless she vaccums like twice a day
>Constantly gets mad at you because it's hilarious to chase her with the vacuum cleaner
you realise the range is the blue dot in the middle right
"Science" believers believe:
- Universe and time came from nothing through random chance
- Life came from inorganic matter (never replicated even in a lab)
- That first single-celled organism turned into all life on Earth through random genetic mutation and you are related to a potato
- Irreducibly complex biological mechanisms like sexual reproduction from asexual organisms can be formed through random genetic mutation
- Horseshoe crabs were practically the same 400 million years ago but you were a fish
- Lining up fossils of similar looking animals is proof that one evolved into the other
- Modern humans existed for 200,000 years but did practically nothing for ~196,000 years and then suddenly started building amazing civilizations and leaving documents/records
Absolutely no proof of any of this
Soft tissue and blood cells have been found in T-rex bones.
This has never actually been "debunked" or "explained" (articles you find claim "It must just be possible for soft tissue to be preserved for ~60 million years").
The universe and Earth was actually created in 4004 BC.
Most fossils were formed in the 2348 BC global flood. You don't turn into a fossil by just dying on the forest floor you have to be rapidly buried.
Fools like you believe soft tissue could survive 60 million years.
How do you know the universe is 13.4 billion years old and Earth 4 bil?
Radiometric dating and cosmic background radiation, that's literally it, and it's flawed. No other scientific evidence.
>If I simplify everything and make shit up, I will sound like le epic cool freethinker
>BROOO THE HECKIN SCIENTISTS ARE ALL MANIPULATED BY THE HECKIN LIZARD DEEP STATE PEOPLE AAAAAA
meds
>Scientists are all manipulated by heckin lizard deep state
well, grants don't grow on trees and you don't get grants by saying 'everything is looking fine'
>>If I simplify everything and make shit up, I will sound like le epic cool freethinker
THE HECKIN SCIENTISTS ARE ALL MANIPULATED BY THE HECKIN LIZARD DEEP STATE PEOPLE AAAAAA
>
>meds
It's not even that, they're butthurt christians who can't take that their religion is bullshit so they grasp at any straws to try to justify their belief in it. Everyone else must be wrong because it can't be them.
Pretty much every Christian sect worth a damn accepts the Earth is more than 6000 years old, only cooky evangelic sects insist otherwise.
>Absolutely no proof of any of this
actually, that's the problem with belief
they have the proof, and you have the celebrity fanfiction tome that you take too seriously
actual answers, tard:
>We don't know how the universe was created. The big bang is a theory.
>We don't know how life came to be. Doesn't mean le god from your favorite religion created it. Even if a god exists, he is not the one in your books
>Yes. Everything is infact related. If you don't understand how it works, that is not my problem. Apply this point to every argument of yours that denies evolution
>There are cave paintings that are 50 thousand years old you moron. If you don't understand how that works, then it is not my problem
>The universe and Earth was actually created in 4004 BC.
no it was fricking not and you have no proof.
>Most fossils were formed in the 2348 BC global flood. You don't turn into a fossil by just dying on the forest floor you have to be rapidly buried.
No they were not
>Radiometric dating and cosmic background radiation, that's literally it, and it's flawed. No other scientific evidence.
>ITS FLAWED BECAUSE I SAID SO
>We don't know how the universe was created. The big bang is a theory.
You might have saved some credibility by actually knowing what a theory is. Nobody who went to a school at some point is going to read the rest of your post when you exhibit that kind of ignorance in its first greentext.
Something that you just think up to explain something you have no clue about is not a theory. A theory is the best confirmed, most supported information model to explain something, that allows you to use it to predict the outcomes of real world experiments in a way that does not contradict with anything else known about existence. It is as close as anyone can get to "fact" or "truth". Anything that is not "just a theory" is in fact less credible than just a theory.
>excuses to not address the rest of the post
>scientists openly admit that they cannot explain a handful of things in the whole of existence yet, therefore the rest of the whole scientific corpus is invalid and my completely unsubstantiated fantasy story is reality
You mistook me for someone completely different based on my refusal to read past misunderstanding of basic scientific terminology. I admit, all I did was read the greentext to confirm that the post in fact was not quoting the previous one, and thus assumed that the ignorance was original, and proceeded to invalidate the rest based on that.
What's the point of debunking things if you're not replacing them with anything?
I know that's beyond your ability but think about what you're doing, all you really want is too feel smart and not be intimidated by people who are superior to you and their works. You will never put a similar a effort into anything but still feel entitled to the same intellectual position as them.
Do you not see you're the cancer of this age and that you're merely practicing intellectual crab mentality?
i haven't seen anyone refute his opinions though, only the creationism ones but that's easy
Most of them are specious arguments really and demonstrate either a fundemental lack of knowledge or more likely low quality b8.
You could take the time and educate anon on every single point he's made and all you'll get for your trouble is a dump of schizophrenic infographs and links to youtube videos while he screeches about muh sheeple.
>- Universe and time came from nothing through random chance
There was not "nothing" at the bigbang but everything at one point in space
>- Life came from inorganic matter (never replicated even in a lab)
Life came from organic matter, which is defined as chemic bonds with carbon
>- That first single-celled organism turned into all life on Earth through random genetic mutation and you are related to a potato
There could've been multiple instances of abiogenesis
>- Irreducibly complex biological mechanisms like sexual reproduction from asexual organisms can be formed through random genetic mutation
Yes.
>- Horseshoe crabs were practically the same 400 million years ago but you were a fish
"I" was not a fish and fish didn't exist back then. Ancestors of the horse crabs existed back then.
>- Lining up fossils of similar looking animals is proof that one evolved into the other
No because you oversimplified it.
>- Modern humans existed for 200,000 years but did practically nothing for ~196,000 years and then suddenly started building amazing civilizations and leaving documents/records
You have no idea how long a thousand years is.
>Absolutely no proof of any of this
There is a tremendous amount of proof for all of this. You just decide to ignore it without any proof to the contrary.
>Radiometric dating and cosmic background radiation, that's literally it, and it's flawed. No other scientific evidence.
Why is it flawed?
Why does this bother people? I feel like it'd be claustrophobic if it wasn't that big. I remember crying as a child when someone told me the universe wasn't infinitely large because it meant I was trapped inside some kind of universe box and you could theoretically run out of things to do and explore.
Space is real, it's just that 99% of astronomy describing it isn't. Space doesn't expand, time is absolute, black holes don't exist, neutron stars don't exist, gravity is an artifiact of electromagnetism, dark matter and energy don't exist, planets don't form by accretion, redshift isn't a good measure of distance and is actually an effect of stars aging, the fermi paradox probably isn't a thing as scientists are just looking at the wrong places (assuming life must be more common around yellow dwarfs because we happen to orbit a yellow dwarf).
Time is not absolute, there are things we do on earth that literally require us to take relativity into account.
I wish pseuds who probably work a desk job at best would stop thinking that everything has to be dumb enough for them to understand.
You believe only what popsci and *maybe* undergraduate textbooks tell you.
>Everything that is more complicated than in an 8th grade test doesn't exist because I don't understand it
you are also moronic
Test
Homeworld
SpaceEngine VR
meh
>3 trillion in taxes to take a wider picture that hubble already took before
Good. Better than going to foreign wars or gibs, homosexual
implying they will ever stop giving money to certain overlord country or certain 13% population
Hubble was primarily visible light.
What makes JWST such hot shit is it that it is going to see deeper into IR than any other satellite we've sent up there.
Visible light is pretty dogshit for astronomy. It gets blocked and diffused by dust and gas that IR and UV can blast through. The only thing visible light telescopes are good for is taking pretty pictures to keep the public engaged and willing to spend more money.
well... they're certainly very big, and very far away, and very bright...
or at least they were billions of years ago or some shit.
I could have made that in photoshop for free
> lens is already warped
my frickin sides
>no mention of Space Engine
>set ship speed to speed of light
>start flying
>nothing moves because its so far away even light speed is slow
If you could travel at the speed of light your trip would be instantaneous.
A photon doesn't experience passage of time.
This is one of the more simple explanations for the problem with traveling FASTER than light.
If the TIME component of SPACETIME approaches 0 as your accelerate towards the speed of light, then increasing beyond that speed means your T is now a negative number, which is to say you would arrive at the location before you left, which violates causality.
The thought experiment is the tachyon anti-telephone.
A tachyon is a theoretical particle that can travel faster than light, so if we could make a tachyon telephone we could call ourselves in the past, and tell our past selves not to make the call we are making now, in the future.
prove it
It's me, you from the future, you'll fart in 3 seconds and it'll smell like india
Kerbal space program shows how vast space is and how long it takes to get anywhere despite being only 1/10 the size of the real solar system. But it's also satisfying to learn how to do successful interplanetary missions.
Theoretically, how large of a camera would you need to take high-resolution photographs of exoplanets?
imagine getting filtered by existence
yeah lol imagine
The great filter is fake and gay
Rare earth theory is where it's at
Also scientists are looking in the wrong places.
the great filter is faster than light travel
there's so many civilizations like us that will never get out of their solar systems, ever
lol, there's only one civilization in existence, ours
right now there's a flergonian posting this exact same thing on their version of Ganker, 3cóü
Yeah, it must truly be impossible, or at least experimenting with it inevitably destroys your civilization or deletes it from existence.
Yeah we all played elder scrolls but you don't have to larp
Like skyrim?
>the great filter is faster than light travel
This
I WISH existence would filter me.
>space is fake
i think being scared of space is the greatest midwit identifier of all time
i love space and existential dread
>tfw no alien frens to roast marshmellows with while gazing at the stars
Soon
I've been following this guys work in the threads and I still don't understand why he's essentially making a worse version of Freelancer
its fricking 2022, he could make something so much better
nostalgia is a hell of a thing
>has giant space squids
How in the world is that worse?
He's afraid of squids.
What does he think of the Welsh?
>hates squids
>has no faith in pasta
>probably has no faith in todd
Wow just shit taste all around
Too bad Starfield's not about how space is terrifying but how humanity triumphs over it.
At least Prey's basically that.
space isn't terrifying it's just rocks and gas surrounded by nothing
And squids*
problem is it's just the same thing as Freelancer but it's going to have less content because there's no way a single dude is going to be able to outdo a whole team of devs working for 6 years
it might as well have been a Freelancer mod
You overestimate how much content Freelancer had.
>because there's no way a single dude is going to be able to outdo a whole team of devs working for 6 years
Freelancer had thirty star systems and a single campaign. It's a tiny game, it still somehow captured the terrifying feeling of space though.
Feeling is more important than accuracy, that's why.
Maybe back in 2001, but these days game software and tools are so braindead that any dedicated tard with enough time on their hands can make tons of content.
What's worse about it?
>spend half his time making dude trains for fallout because...just because
>wasting time playing fan make mods, think he could do better
>his followers are easily trigger, can't take joke
>still using unity, demo still bugging
There's so much wrong with the game. Even if you tell him he should remove half the shit, his followers would defend thats it a feature
weird ESL take
Mods for Bethesda games usually are better than the base game though
It's what will make Starfield good, that you can mod it into being a space existential horror game where everyone also happens to be chocolate skinned girls with huge breasts
Starfield will be good at launch.
Nope. Betesdha has never released a non-broken game at launch.
This is your reminder that there are people out there, right fricking now, who are making skyrim, and oblivion mods for characters to get fricked by every single animal, monster, and race in the game, that know the Gamebryo/creative engine better then the vast majority of the development team over at Betesha ever will.
And it is these same fricking denerates taht you can thank for having a working Skyrim, morrowind, oblivion, and Fallout 3/NV/4
Yes, and?
oh nothing, just like reminding people that the degenerates are the ones that keep the game running.
Okay
A living and even "intelligent" and "civilized" thing who evolved on a completely different planet would likely be so different from us to operate on an entirely different plane of thought, if they think at all. Perhaps they have no concept of radio waves, or even waves at all. Perhaps they are clouds of small bacteria-like nano cells who can manipulate objects and create advanced tech, but have no curiousity nor interest in alien life.
Ever since H.P Lovecraft, people have been trying to be too smart about their hypothetical alien existences, trying to come up with things that are "unimaginable" as if the universe does not have the same laws and approximately equal material composition everywhere. Things made of certain stuff, emerging in certain environments and evolving along certain lines simply are more likely due to the universality of certain factors. Life has existed on a world like ours for an unimaginably long time, and the thing that became smart enough to wonder about things is a carbon based humanoid.
Nobi Nobi Boy was a kinda unusual take on it. But they ended up adding a lot of multipliers so people would stretch far enough to do a lap of the solar system before we died of old age.
I have Elite in both exploration and trade and honestly was enjoyable, but why the frick is combat such a drag? I usually love pew pew space ships but in Elite I have to do 348573904985304958 missions just to get to dangerous. What the frick is up with that? Horizons only.
I don't know about you, but I can't really even get into combat because the grind to engineer a ship good enough is too excruciating.
No man’s sky
Elite dangerous.
All games where there’s nothing to do and thousands of planets to do nothing on
>All games where there’s nothing to do and thousands of planets to do nothing on
Starfield will hopefully have those thousand planets that Todd talked about, combined with the base building system from Fallout 4 except you don't build literal junk out of junk. So you can really pick your own world and build an outpost in the middle of actual nowhere.
I HECKIN LOVE SCIENCE.
nice
Where is the furry girl galaxy
2nd to the left
Where is the FUNNY girl galaxy?
No such thing
Dont worry, the sun went out millions of years ago and all life has been gone for aeons. This is just an echo. A wave.
>sexy aliens will never visit us
>we will visit sexy aliens
>we'll never leave this Earth
>all traces of humanity will be destroy when the Sun goes out
isn't it great?
Good or bad depending on how I happen to feel at the time
we will leave the earth and colonize mars and eventually other planets in the solar system, but yeah, we personally will never colonize any other solar systems. our best bet is to send an ai that automates the colonization process then clones human beings.
nah. we won't. humanity will collapse once the source of easy energy we've had, oil, runs out. there's nothing to replace it.
even then, a very good chance we'll be extinct within 10,000 years.
>humanity will collapse once the source of easy energy we've had, oil, runs out. there's nothing to replace it.
lol, we've had water as a power source for a long time now, but big oil does whatever it can to suppress that. until we topple the monopolies, nothing will change.
There's more important things than space, like fixing gender and minority issues here on earth.
Ya know, things that actually matter?
>all traces of humanity will be destroy when the Sun goes out
That's wrong though, since we have probes in the Oort Cloud already. Whatever Sol does, it can never affect those things. Though it's very unlikely that anything will ever find those probes, since they will be inert objects millions of years before Sol goes out.
literally the chance of anyone finding these objects we send out is so miniscule that there's probably a bigger chance of aliens personally invading us 3 minutes from now, specifically to rape op's butthole then leaving instantly
>Sol
The Sun and The Moon are internationally recognised as the only names, across all languages.
>Sun
Souless
>Sol
SOVL
>not
>Sun
Solless
>Sol
SOL
That makes absolutely no sense at all. How exactly are the English names for those objects "internationally recognized as the only names" when I know there's a name for them in English, German, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Russian and Icelandic just to name a few? Internationally recognized as the only names?
It means it isn't Latin across the world moron
No, it means "internationally recognized as the only names". That's what the sentence reads. It does not read otherwise. Anon said something that was incorrect.
Its called sol in scandinavia.
That's not latin
The reason people give up arguements with you online isnt because youre winning, its because you dont make any sense and its mentally exhausting.
because public arguments aren't about finding truth, they're about making the opponent be quiet
You failed to argue the point otherwise. It is The Sun, not Sol.
Its the Sun in english. And we are currently writing in english so it makes sense to call it the Sun. If thats your point.
It is The Sun, everywhere, not Sol.
They are multiplying...
It's also the Sun in other languages
The Bible is also known as "the book" (the biblio).
No they aren't silly. the IAU is the international organization in charge of giving everything an "official" name.
The Sun, Moon, and Earth are specifically and officially called "Whatever they are called in your native language" because you've got to be the biggest butthole in the galaxy to claim discovery and naming rights to any of those.
It's also literally irrelevant to make any distinction until you live on another planet with a different moon, live on another planet besides earth, or around another star that isn't our Sun.
At at that point, it will be called "whatever it is called in the language of the people who live in those places will use for the distinction."
we eventually become part of the great blackhole and thus, part of the new universe
We have 3.5m years before heatwavedeath
>havent written a single word yet in my testament
>just 3.5 million years to heatwave deadline
>cant stop shitposting on Ganker
Bros....... Its been an honor... Its over
We have more than enough time, resources and technology to launch countless generational ships, even terraforming extrasolar planets won't be outside our grasp.
But still there will be people who will stay behind just so they can say they died by supernova.
I wish I had your optimism but without the illusionary moronation
There's no optimism, i'm just not a defeatist homosexual, it's going to happen because it's highly likely, not because i want it too.
>generation ships
>highly likely
I think that I have already argued with you about this on some board here a couple of months ago. I recognize the wording and punctuation. You're still wrong.
Not that anon, but with existing technology we could humans to alpha centauri inside of a human lifespan.
It would require world peace, and shitloads of money, but theoretically possible.
If you're willing to wait a little longer you could use a fusion drive and travel under 1g acceleration the whole way and get there in 25-ish years.
Its not warp speed, but you're talking about settlers, and not generation ships.
Once you got to alpha centauri survey the system and get to work building some solar collectors in orbit around the star.
You can now use these solar collectors to accelerate and decelerate light craft between the sun and alpha centauri.
If you are able to build self sustaining habitats in orbit you can just keep exploiting orbital resources to get everything you need to grow and thrive, and then sending out another ship to the next star, where they build a solar collector, and colonize the system, and so on and so forth.
It's not star wars, but you could absolutely have an interstellar human civilization that can maintain contact among themselves.
The average distance between two stars in the milky way is only about 5 lightyears. That's not close, but its not existentially crushing distances either.
And all that is predicated on is fusion working out, and material sciences to figure out how to make a light and strong enough light sail.
>space colony in your lifetime
bros... are we gonna make it??
>get out of earth's gravity well
>immediately try to get stuck in another one
Space for the Spacenoids.
What do they eat?
(you)
Kinky
>I'll never move to a hellish inhospitable offworld colony and drink recycled urine and live in a shipping container for the rest of my life
why do science lovers say they want to go to space so often?
https://discord.gg/rcC74AeK
I miss Ganker deep space and deep sea threads. But now there are way too many shitposting homosexuals to really have them.
That's okay
The nearest ET civilization is in the Sirius system 8 light years away and they are well aware of our presence here.
If we pick up a signal from ayylmaos there's always the possibility of it being travelling for something like 20k years so whatever sent it is long gone
Yeah it's a mostly futile endeavor
Sometimes I wish I stayed ignorant to laws of physics and could remain in my 90s youth of watching UFO shows at night or the X-Files looking forward to the day it will finally and definitely happen
As a kid I think having a blue star as the sun would be cool. Then I realized said star would have gone supernova before any life could develop. Said nova would annihilate any planet around it too.
But planets far out would enter their goldilocks.
It why Mars in the next few millions will have waterfowl and Titan could serve as the next life incubator when Earth is burned away.
Water flow, I mean.
Ah that's when our sun turns into a red giant in 5 billion years or so. It'll be nice until said red giant collapses into a white dwarf
White dwarf can also sustain planets itself. These are million years scales, enough for life and extinction to occur
Actually, not quite. Red giant doesn't just occur like that, it will have been doing so and expanding outwards for a million years before it reaches peak.
lol I was like "holy shit there's going to be DUCKS on MARS?" like the future of life on other worlds depends on ducks
haha imagine bro
that would be quite funny my friend!
haha agreed haha
The closest thing we had to alien contact was the Wow! Signal, and it came from some gay fricking star hundreds of Light years away
What are some movies that show contact with aliens? Not the gay green le ebil aliens
Arrival
Is it watchable? I remember it having mixed reviews
Slow, iirc
Its "kino" (Ganker slang)
Arrival
Annihilation
The list does not go on
I got filtered by Annihilation from being too small brain to understand it
>Annihilation
It's just Chernobyl if it were a Sci fi
Watch Interstellar instead.
Really? Its not an intentionally obscure film. My girlfriend got it.
Elite dangerous Pre Odyssey. Gave you an actual scale of the galaxy, how fricking empty it was, and how long it fricking took to travel across it.
Elite Dangerous has 2 major "bubbles" the first being "The bubble" which is where the main empire is, the other being Colonia. To travel between the two, even in ships that push the upper bounds of jumping which is like 60LY jumps, the trip still fricking takes like 3 hours real time to do. If you are in a ship that can only jump like 32LY its like a ~5 hour trip.
I was considering getting a cheap VR headset just to play and immerse myself in it
Did the release of Space Legs frick up other parts of the game?
>ED for VR fricking do it, ED is really god damn good and fun for a VR experience, Get your self a nice hotas and you will be entertained for hours.
>Did space legs ruin it
Yes, its hands donw in my 20+ years of playing video games the worst exp i have ever seen launch ever. The controls are shit, the exp was a graphical down grade, the lighting was a down grade, the performance was a down grade, the planet tech was a down grade, you know what frick it every thing in the game unironically got worse after the exp, you can search yotube for a shit tone of videos on the topic, But it was bad, really fricking bad. Also its interily fricking pointless none of the actitiveis you do on foot tie back to the rest of ED.
However you can still play horizons, which is the pre odyssey content and you can hop into odyssey any time so.
The biggest issue of ED is that its a sand box, you have to make your own fun, and if you have goals in the game, then there is something to do, like if your goal is to get into a federal corvette then you have a lot of game time to get there, wanna get it fully engineered? you got a lot of things to do.
Find religion.
Then you won't be obssessed with space anymore or be terrified by it.
Plenty.
EvE feels dreadful only when you are on a cheap, shitty ship in either lowsec, Nullsec, or Wormhole space.
Literally everything and everyone can frick you up at any moment making days of grinding going away in just a moment, and you are not even safe in HighSec thanks to gankers.
Even when there is no one nearby, there is somekind of collective psychosis regarding gankers and pirates.
I have never got ganked in months, but every single time i say im going to use a hauler with maximun cargo and no tank, travelling for hours on autopilot, people will scream at me to never use autopilot because i might get ganked this way, and its better to lobotomize myself for 4 hours to move some shit.
Also, Starsector. Especially when you junp into a system without noticibg a vuoy with a red flash on it.
SpaceEngine is pretty nice.
>years ago
>space engine had some big update
>Ganker plays it, anons posting cool images, trading tips on finding cool places and how to take the best photos
I loved those threads.
Bros of any preferred pronouns, can i realistically freeze myself to awaken when humanity has cured death, touched the stars and beyond?
Freezing yourself is the only non-zero chance you have.
But its expensive, and someone has to keep paying those bills, hope the company never goes out of business, and if anyone would want a moronic caveman waking up and stinking the place up.
the existence of consciousness is the universe observing itself
Wow guys! Look at this radical take out of nowhere! How strange nobody mentioned this five billion timewhy dont yiu frick off frickign retbjfdb never post sgsin fkfdbbfbfnf kgjtk nnnniiiiiiigghherr
>universe is... le big...
Okay, so that means only one intelligent species in one planet exists, in a universe of 500 000 000 000 000 000 000 plus vacant planets... more evidence of God.
>religousgays pushing their shit
frick off this website has never been for you
Hello troony, stop pushing your "2 spirits" cult or "born in the wrong body" non-sense because both implies the idea of a soul and that's religious. You are your body, therefore you cannot be born in the wrong body, you can only think incongruent things about your functioning body, ergo, you have a mental disorder, not a physical one, therefore, you require mental treatment, not surgeries or body altering hormones.
or they can just alter their body kek
NO REFUNDS
Ignore the mental illness and check out the new black hole rendering coming in the next update: https://spaceengine.org/news/blog220705/
comfy
The Sun boss is too strong.
the sun really is some kind of eldrich horror
>white/yellow ball in the sky
>can't look at it directly or you become blind
>can't stay in it's presence for too long or it burns you
>without it's presence you're blind too and that's when the beasts appear
She is called Sol.
Same as the concept of sleeping and dreaming
>Have the need to stop being conscious for a third of the day when the sun is away
>Be absolutely defenseless for hours
>Enter a self generated realm of chaos
>Without it you experience hallucinations and die
>Without it you experience hallucinations and die
I've been up for almost 36 hours.
Close your eyes, anon
Drink more coffee homosexual, go for a new record
>saturn
Is this real?
yes
but these are sounds captured with wave receptors
>time segment thing lists Mars and Earth as the same
spess is a ruse
Holy shit /x/ is so fricking bad and cringe these days. Sickening to see the sorry state its in. Go back to your larp worm pit underage.
>cringe
stopped reading there. you haven't been here since before 2016 and nothing you say has merit
Not reading your posts so dont bother replying, should have mentioned that
Our only hope is to upload our consciousness into robot bodies. We must become machines.
It really is a comforting thought that there are people on the other side of the planet taking their time and effort to read and reply to your posts just for the sake of entertaining, educating or convincing you of their worldview without the possibility of you two ever knowing each other. It's just not important and it's therefore one of the purest forms of human communication.
UR GAY
I know you had a continuous day for the last couple of weeks but the ball in the sky is still called Sun you Stellaris playing scandinavian homosexual.
I think about this too anon.
It's weird, sometimes I'll stop and think "all of these are people, actual people on other ends of the computer somewhere doing what I'm doing." It sounds dumb but it is comforting.
Not mass effect that's for sure. No way ten newer species are fighting over territory in our massive galaxy. Shit's huge. There are probably thousands of habitable worlds in the pixel representing out system in that pic