11-09-2017, 05:08 AM
quote:Seriously, wouldn't an asteroid strike be considered humane when compared to the "mass extinction event" our inability to control our own greedy give me give me give me behavior which is already bringing one on already? I mean, rather than a long drawn out scenario in which millions upon millions of environmental refugees suffer untold horrors a quick, swift, whack upside the head might be a better alternative.
Originally posted by kalakoa
What if, upon completion of the TMT, a large asteroid is discovered hurtling toward earth.
Assume TMT is not built, and the asteroid is not diverted, so it causes a mass extinction event: this is what humanity deserves, forrefusing to use its gifts, looking to the heavens in search of meaning.not learning how to take out the garbage.
And beside, considering all the ways a billion plus might be spent to help those in need, or to develop alternatives to CO2 emitting devices, or a myriad of other more worthy causes that a bunch of rich folks staring at the stars. I mean gee, you all go on and on about that f*cking telescope as if its a god. Some deity you all jack off to or some such. Sure staring at the stars is all fine and good, but my god, people are suffering, the planet is being raped, and you all squeal, like stuck pigs, whenever someone disses your sacred telescope!