Will humans still exist in 100k years from now…

I'm 100% certain. You can hold me to that.

Bookmark this post, and if I'm wrong you can give me all the shite you want.

Yes

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I'm 100% certain. You can hold me to that.

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I’ve always thought that humans would be extinct before we ever made any significant progress in space travel. There are just so many obstacles; distance, radiation protection, growing food/live stock, gravity etc

At the rate we are going, we will all be done within 30 years

At the rate that common sense and civility is eroding, I say no.

We don’t exist now, in the classical definition of the term.

I'm in the Malthusian camp that population will get back down to like a billion when the fossil fuels are gone. I honestly believe industrial civilization may only have 50 years left when you look at population growth and then add that to the end of cheap, plentiful energy. Good luck feeding 8 plus billion people without natural gas based fertilizers, oil based pesticides, and petroleum to run the equipment, water the crops, and get the food to your store.

As far as us nuking each other, this pod scared the crap out of me.

I find it hard to believe we don't nuke ourselves at some point.

That’s about 3 percent of the time modern homo sapien has been around. So yeah. We will. Some of us. Probably not my bloodline but those having 12 kids before the age of 25 will be.