Jeff Bezos says the future is so bright, he "doesn't see how anybody can be discouraged who is alive right now." Speaking at Italian Tech Week 2025 earlier this month with Ferrari and Stellantis chair John Elkann, the Amazon and Blue Origin founder ...
So, I’m not digging through all my comments to find it, but I’ve said a while back they’re planning to take the money, colonize space and take enough regular people to be slaves and leave the rest of us here to deal with the mess they made.
God only knows the mess they can make here, while making a worse mess of Earth and maybe the galaxy.
antarctica is like a billion times nicer than space, and they’re not moving there, are they?
its also the driest desert on earth. its free real estate.
They have to finish warming the planet enough to thaw Antarctica before they move there and start mining it
Nah, they’ll stay where it’s best for a person to be, which is on earth. Space is a great place to visit but it’s not gonna be a more pleasant place to stay than earth for a long time if ever
I mean, they are stupid cocaine-brained man-children, but it would be history’s greatest fuckup to *choose * space over Earth. No matter how much we manage to fuck it up, it will always be more suitable for life than space or mars.
Not always. Eventually, our sun will expand and render Earth too hot for life.
Do we need to leave Earth today? No. Do we need to leave Earth soon? No. Is it wise to make long-term plans? Yes.
So you’re saying they’re Gou’lds, then? Who has Stargate future on their doomsday bingo card?
Robert Heinlein or some other sci-fi writer wrote about it in the 60s or 70s, and the ruling class seems intent on using dystopian sci-fi as instruction manuals, so sure, pick your character from any tale.
goa’ulds have the luxury of using a stargate or a ha’tak to escape a planet when the people revolt. these fools think they have a spaceship to escape with.
It’s definitely their plans. That is why posadism is the next step of the unstoppable human progress. Communism from the sky.