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ELON MUSK: Earth is Tiny. The Future is Space. Human civilization uses only a tiny fraction of the Sun’s energy. Even if humanity used a million times more energy, it would still be extremely small compared to the Sun’s power. The Sun dominates the solar system, holding around 99.8%... show more
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The energy math is obvious. The political math is the part nobody wants to price in. How many years do you give Earth politics before space industry stops waiting for permission?

We are sure to colognize the Univers

The compute bottleneck will force this transition sooner than people think. We are already hitting the terrestrial wall with data center power grids. A Type I civilization cannot be built on ground-based fossil and fission alone. Total AI compute sovereignty inevitably requires shifting energy capture directly into orbit.

Earth is tiny. The future is space. A Memphis queen raising four while watching the launch cadence knows this in her bones.

Jangankan sedikit , safu tetes nulabisa mengubah susu sebelanga , habya bedanya jika sesua tetap rasa sesuai. Apalagi satu TAS BANYAK JANGKAUAN MEREKA TENTU pribumi lebuh oaham wilayah.

Dyson sphere builders are going to have a field day with that kind of output

Tinny huh haha

space isn't sci-fi, it's arithmetic

Mars wasn’t ready for Eel on Musk.

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How about we take ur mom to space . Uranus maybe

Mars is ours.

Let’s plant our feet on Mars then

Translation - " I need more taxpayer dollars".

lol you really think our planet resources are small and limited ? Explore the ocean first 🫴🏼

the sun has 99.8% of the solar system and humans still want a bigger apartment

man the sun really said hold my beer

地球资源再挖也是在太阳系地板缝里捡硬币。这套叙事狠在把增长从GDP换成能量量级——下一步不是更卷的城市,是可复用运力和在轨产能。单点行星文明,本质是把全部未来押在一个故障点上。

Of course, it’s the final frontier and a bloody big one too!

People underestimate just how fragile civilisation really is, becoming multi-planetary is non-negotiable.

human earth bodies need to be fully and continuously wrapped in earth's physical conditions, wherever they go

So the ultimate 'move out of your parents' house' is for civilization to leave Earth? Deep.

Sounds logical. Seems like the way to go
