mostly human. …for now.

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Cake day: June 30th, 2025

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  • I think rudimentary biological life or some similar classification exists in numerous locations (moons with oceans under their crust) and will eventually be found to be semi common just needing a handful of ingredients and factors. (I.e. guessing most planetary systems have one or two)

    I think natural phenomena impacts life ability to evolve intelligence, so that is less common. possibly rare. but rare on a universal scale could still mean hundreds of millions…

    I think advanced intelligence is more rare and hard to detect as it can transcend physical form and not have to be bothered to interact unless “they choose to”.




  • 21 years ago, I had a tmobile mda and hacked data plan. not toooo different than what is available today. data networks have grown but that’s expected. devices… meh.

    40 years ago, hmm 1986ish? only a few folks had a need for a big expensive briefcase phone.

    20 years from now will just be more of the same. extreme weather displacing and killing many, extreme geopolitics and dictatorships. with the basic failure of the U.S no more stupid works ethics police exist, forcing China to pick up slack. tech and Ai will have advanced to allow ultra rich to extend life and smash threats. more economic disparity and more religious bullshit.

    i assume 20 years from now is enough for for what we refer to as the technological singularity and the coming of ASI. ( artificial strong intelligence ) which is basically what AGIs will make outside of our control when they grow beyond our capabilities.

    I sort of hope they just leave us alone or throw us a bone. they could make it painful.