I can’t speak for everyone but myself, but I would prefer if our species avoided total self-own.
this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2024
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I think that train has sailed, so to speak.
Well, depends on how you define "total self-own" I guess. We probably aren't going to go extinct – unless we eg. run into a Black Swan event and suddenly find ourselves doing a speedrun to a more Venusian climate – but even if we went carbon negative right at this second, we've pumped enough energy into the climate system that shit's likely going to go sideways pretty spectacularly anyhow. Not a total total self-own, but a lot of people are going to die either directly or indirectly
They will not devide us. They will not devide us and so on and so forth.