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Why humanity will go extinct if it stays on Earth
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Humanity will revert back to the Stone Age, and go extinct rather soon, if it stays on Earth, because the vital resources that are absolutely required to enable and sustain the mass-scale human population and the modern industrialized civilization will soon run out on Earth. The only way for humanity to continue its technologically advanced, massively prosperous existence is to massively expand into outer space by advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion powered mass-scale outer space tech. I'm utterly convinced of that.
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Right now, in AD 2023, there are eight billion people on Earth. How many people know why it is possible to feed eight billion people every year, everyday? Not too many people know.
Humanity can produce enough food to feed eight billion people every year, everyday, because of the modern fertilizer technology, which requires nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The supply of the modern fertilizer ingredients on Earth is finite, and Earth will eventully run out of the economically viable and minable sources of the modern fertilizer ingredients that enable feeding billions of people possible. Imagine Earth being unable to feed the billions of people on it; that day is coming.
The supply of fossil fuel on Earth is limited. Imagine Earth being unable to provide the fossil fuel for cars, airplanes, and power plants; that day is coming.
In less than 100 years from now, most likely, the most vital resources on Earth will run out. Some places on Earth now have run out of clean drinking water. Imagine Earth being unable to provide clean drinking water and breathable air; what kind of place do you think that will be for humanity?
Is humanity going extinct in 100 years or less an appealing option to you? To me, it isn't.
Articial nuclear-fusion powered mass scale outer space humanity expansion technologies are absolutely essential in securing the future survival and prosperity of humanity, because without more energy, materials, and space, humanity would go extinct. Earth can feed only so many people for only so long, and staying on Earth surely means the extinction for humanity in not-so-distant future, in my view.
Humanity will either have to massively expand into outer space using nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech, or go extinct on Earth. Realistically, continuing expansion is the only choice that humanity has.
I'll keep on doing my research in advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactors powered outer space tech to secure and ensure the future survival and prosperity of humankind.
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By Allen Younghttps://youtu.be/Ah6a_rRXReY
Humanity will revert back to the Stone Age, and go extinct rather soon, if it stays on Earth, because the vital resources that are absolutely required to enable and sustain the mass-scale human population and the modern industrialized civilization will soon run out on Earth. The only way for humanity to continue its technologically advanced, massively prosperous existence is to massively expand into outer space by advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion powered mass-scale outer space tech. I'm utterly convinced of that.
A quick advertisement before I continue on this topic. I'm seeking accredited investors in my startup with an SEC Regulation D Rule 506(c) offering. If you're interested in investing in my startup as an accredited investor, voice call me or message me on Instagram to discuss investing in Robocentric. Visit Robocentric.com/Investors for more info on investing in Robocentric; visit Robocentric.com/About to learn more about Robocentric. Now, back to the main content.
Right now, in AD 2023, there are eight billion people on Earth. How many people know why it is possible to feed eight billion people every year, everyday? Not too many people know.
Humanity can produce enough food to feed eight billion people every year, everyday, because of the modern fertilizer technology, which requires nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The supply of the modern fertilizer ingredients on Earth is finite, and Earth will eventully run out of the economically viable and minable sources of the modern fertilizer ingredients that enable feeding billions of people possible. Imagine Earth being unable to feed the billions of people on it; that day is coming.
The supply of fossil fuel on Earth is limited. Imagine Earth being unable to provide the fossil fuel for cars, airplanes, and power plants; that day is coming.
In less than 100 years from now, most likely, the most vital resources on Earth will run out. Some places on Earth now have run out of clean drinking water. Imagine Earth being unable to provide clean drinking water and breathable air; what kind of place do you think that will be for humanity?
Is humanity going extinct in 100 years or less an appealing option to you? To me, it isn't.
Articial nuclear-fusion powered mass scale outer space humanity expansion technologies are absolutely essential in securing the future survival and prosperity of humanity, because without more energy, materials, and space, humanity would go extinct. Earth can feed only so many people for only so long, and staying on Earth surely means the extinction for humanity in not-so-distant future, in my view.
Humanity will either have to massively expand into outer space using nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech, or go extinct on Earth. Realistically, continuing expansion is the only choice that humanity has.
I'll keep on doing my research in advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and nuclear-fusion reactors powered outer space tech to secure and ensure the future survival and prosperity of humankind.