Let's hear it, no doom-posts, just utopia-posts. That means you're the top most dude in charge of shaping the world however you please, can reset, infinite resources, infinite budget, anything goes.
>>17020692My utopia wouldn't be a world run by pedophiles
Send evil to hell.Save innocent life(such as life in factory farms).
>>17020695
>>17020696Images like this show that the way we do science is wrong; it supports this sort of error.
>>17020698Your carefree attitude about false-science, doesn't save the animal in factory farms, and is directly in their face. You're evil, face it. If I can send you to hell, I will.
>>17020694that's a good start, and an improvement 2bh, some times little change can go a long wayabout that, I have my doubts about the top level being pedophiles or not, but defs everyone else below them, some call it "the pact", aka have blackmail of your top level servants, to have full control
>>17020699Truth is, it's worse than dystopia round here. It's nihilopia.
>>17020692Its a little late for the everungiving. I might be mistaken.
>>17020700You're a child who can't face reality
>>170207051. do you know for certain whom run the world with names and surnames and full identities?2. have you got absolute proof of them being pedophiles?didn't think so, my rationalization is that, why would you take the same poison you're feeding them? being a pedo can't be psychologically healthy, let alone morally, so when you're sitting on top of it all, why would you do that to your own self?claims are not proof
>>17020704I'm esl so not sure what you mean with everungiving
>>17020710>>17020752
>>17020753
>>17020692>Math is limited to normal numbers only, like three or one thousand. None of these square roots of negative numbers or decimals that go on forever. Also, you'd be allowed to divide by zero.>Get rid of all the gaps on the periodic table and make it a rectangle. Helium is one number up from hydrogen, it shouldn't be all the way over in fuckoffistan. >All mammals are now monotremes, mostly because cow eggs would taste good as fuck.>Repeal the square-cube law.
>>17020786>Helium is one number up from hydrogen, it shouldn't be all the way over in fuckoffistan.Fuck Off Who Though?
>>17020786>Also, you'd be allowed to divide by zero.this one made me laugh>cow egsinteresting
>>17020753>>17020752you expect me to read all that anon, 4 reelz'
>>17020709No need for evidence, the mismanagement alone is so blatant I would have them hung for that.>tfw could have gone interplanetary decades agoGross, gross mismanagement ...
>>17020692Human Speciation being artificially driven for the purpose of occupying multiple evolutionary niches and biomes on this and other planets as intelligent fauna, able to effortlessly survive natural external threats (all engineered as apex predators), effectively reintegrating in the biosphere but dismantling all superfluous infrastructure other than spaceflight capability and a few other fields.Catgirls and ambitions are not incompatible. If anything, playing Doctor Moreau would make many human maintenance costs (most of the infrastructure) obsolete, thus freeing resources and time for more desirable scientific and engineering challenges.
>>17020699You should read "what now, little man?" by Mark Clifton
>>17020692everyone gets exactly one (1) nuke for their 18th birthday, with yield being inversly proportional to parental socioeconomic standing and academic performancd
>>17020837It Is Enlightening Content, In Some WaysMostly from a Large Language Model of Advance
>>17021064I don't get it, you want us to be hunting prey being genetically engineered and also flying to space, is that it?
>>17021085damn, fuck you, recipe for disaster
>>17020695Cultivated meat products can gradually replace factory farming.Solar and wind can gradually replace petroleum for all energy needs.
>>17020692>anything goesi use the infinity stones to tear reality apart, atom by atom, and then reconstruct it to incorporate intergalactic peace, intragalactic peace, interstellar peace, and peace globally in every planet. all resources will be perfectly balanced with the people living there, as nature intended.
>>17021160PerfectionBasically All Tomorrows but self-inflicted and optimistic
>>17021187how would that perfect balance with resources would look like?
>>17021198ngl, I like the idea too, interestellar hunter gatherers
>>17021210>>17021198but, animal-like hunting you mean, no weapons no bullshit?
>>17021211Well, you can potentially get asteroid-bombed with pretty basic and currently available spacefaring infrastructure, so a degree of MAD capability is a given, even if all of the human fauna variables relied exclusively on natural weapons.
>>17021204idk and idc; it's the reality stone that makes my reality happen.
>>17020692A Solarpunk utopia, humans are genetically augmented, removing nearly all diseases and cravings for immediate satisfaction, everyone with an IQ of 105+ on today's scale. Calm and tranquility. People going for long term challenges, such as explorations, arts, becoming gentleman scientists etc, not because one has to but because one can do.
>>17020692Artificial wombs, Y chromosome exterminated, the rest I leave people to sort it out themselves.
>>17021272like, they'd have some kind of projectiles in orbit, and they'd cast them, they'd come down from orbit into the animal's skull, then they'd extract the projectile and it'd fuck off back to orbit, good luck hunting in a cave though
>>17021318I totally agree with this vision, in fact my own vision of utopia is just that, we're free from need to perform labor to live, in return we can do whatever we want, but, I assume most of the population would do hobbies and such, while a fraction of the population would work on improving the utopiathe utopia is fully automated humanity is free to do as it pleases, as long as it doesn't disturb the status of the utopia
>>17021329have you thought this through? it'd be troon-topia
Brownoid supremacy, all the whitoids exterminated and the world ruled by African warlords who export mud-hut Kang culture to the rest of the planet and megafauna for hunter-gatherer regression. Basically Anarcho primitivism but much more based.
>>17020755Did They Get It Right?
>>17020692Easy. Everybody is inside their own box being injected with endless opioids and being jerked off forever. Perfect utopia.
>>17020692What If You, Thread O.P. Reply to threads Original Post?
>>17020692Buy Some eBooks of Quantum Post Scarcity and Utopia?
>>17021352Universal bidonville
>>17020692Vast MMR style robotic space empire. Everyone is building virtual assets that the robots replicate in real life, so we can terraform about 100 moons in our solar system through time delayed comms between earth and the outposts.Everyone has a job where they can 'work' inside a vr style 'angel suit' which basically suspends you in the air giving full range of motion for every limb, so you can use the computer for long times while also exercising. Your work is just supervising tasks that people want the network of robots to do for them, like putting groceries in the shopping bot, setting up supply lines for people, gardening, and training AI to automate such tasks for everyone.You trade your labor to the network and in exchange you can 'purchase' stuff the network can accomplish, either through automation or other peoples activities. You can also trade real world goods or services to it.All the nerds and autists could design factory world industrial queues and new and improved robot chassis.You could work remotely from anywhere in the world or solar system, nobody would need to immigrate anywhere to find work. Use drone and rail delivery for planetary economies to transport individual goods to people wherever they may be. For space based transport use mass driver relay stations to catapult raw materials to space stations or planets. Use electromagnetic force fields to manipulate molten materials and plasmas for 3d printing objects in space.Slowly build up orbital megastructure infrastructure, and eventually build generation or hibernation cities for interstellar colonization using nuclear propulsion.All this could be done with present day level of technology, just needs a massive engineering effort, hence the mmo style robotic economy as an incentive to draw in workers.
Whats the ramifications forecast of attached picture?A.G.I. Can Solve Easily?
>>17021520strangely avoiding the word death
>>17021453>time delayed commshmmm, what about communicating with them through laser-internet, what would a realistic delay be?>taskssounds a bit boring, but I'd be down, it's for "good">tradesounds good, but a bit iffy, pricing everything is always complicated, not impossible but requires good will and good design>All the nerds and autists could design factory world industrial queues and new and improved robot chassis.love that>just needs a massive engineering efforttru, again good design and good will, bothif you want I can talk to you about my own fully robotized automated utopia
Just read The Player Of Games and you'll get the idea
>>17021908>>17021453I was thinking about this, some tasks would be mandatory (total priority) and others wouñd be left to be chosen by the worker (personal preference)
>>17021914>minimal effort post>tells you to read a bookno
>>17021520Once you struggle with the comparison of the value of freedom vs. the cost of making an effort, you might as well invest in a Russian language course.The Solarpunk utopia comes when people are willing to make the effort.
>>17022612>when people are willing to make the effort.you're not wrong but this is the utopia thread not the blackpill one
>>17022637We can still build our own tiny plot of Solarpunk utopia. I am changing my garden from a grass covered garden to an orchard with all kinds of fruits and berries, flowers, vines and more. I can sit outside and just enjoy the tranquiilty.BTW we had some Solarpunk discussion over in >>>/co/154681964
>>17023610Thanks for that link. Read through it.I am writing my own solarpunk books and then finding the means to animate it. I need to get my ideas out.
>>17023610>BTW we had some Solarpunk discussion over in >>>/co/154681964>the creative mindI belong to this group as well, while having been (past, haven't done serious math in more than 20 years now) a top student at maths, I used to draw in class, some times at home too, the computer and the psychiatrics (I'm also schizo, lolers) made that fade away from meI was at the psychiatric once drawing some graffiti, the head psychiatrist (a fucking piece of shit bitch) came to me, saw it and softly said "it's not a mandala", fucking piece of shit psycho bitch, I hate that whore with a vengeance, I guess he taught that being interned in a psychiatric is something you want to avoid at all costthank you for reading my /blog
>>17023610about that, I'm all about super sonic trains, less than super sonic is lamefor intercontinental travel, I'm more for supersonic planes
>>17020692>Anything goes.I guess in that case:The mission statement to basically turn Earth into a free love garden planet paradise while all the yucky exploitive and resource intensive shenanigans happen off world. Stuff like:-Total conversion to a single uniform energy grid powered by nuclear, geothermal, and maybe some renewables ?if they ever get worth a damn? for private civilian consumers, producers, etc.. Only military and heavy industries get hydrogen and petroleum products "if they still need it". -Delete meat factory farming and corporate agriculture. Food production is delegated to large cellular-cultivation facilities, intensive automated self-contained greenhouses, small-scale farms, and hunting. I want the country side to be mostly large, expansive, rewilded preserves, and idyllist semi-automated 2-5 acre family farms. -Billions invested in bioengineering: better crops, better medicine, better lives, de-extinct cloned animals, 3d printed organs, regenerative therapy, full-body transplants, genius germs, personalized healthcare, obligate therapeutic gene therapy since birth, avg life expectancy of 250 you don't start looking ""old" until you're like 225, and the trannies look AMAZING, type shit. -Economy runs on 25% publicly owned semi-automated facilities processing & receiving space goodies, 25% "miscellaneous private services & small businesses", and like 50% spending 5-6 hours a day doing solar empire paper work 'cause you can't trust machines with paper work. -Space is nothing but constant STEM sci-fi shit: get in the patlabor, blasteroids, weird crab drones, and light-space rails allowing ships to safely zoot between planets. Keeping our eyes peeled for wretched aliens. -Government maybe isn't 100% democratic - some kind of sagely philosopher king type parliament where leaders are appointed and their job is to be "public parent", dress up in cool robes, stroke their beards, and give us solvable problems to uphold "civic spirit".
>>17020692Swarms of O'Neill cylinders, each with its own set of beliefs and rules. Don't like those of your cylinder? You have a choice: move to a cylinder that best matches your ways or get blown out of an air lock. Some cylinders will fail spectacularly. Others will thrive. Some will limp along on the edge of misery until some system failure they're unable to deal with kills them off. There's only one universal rule for all cylinders: any cylinder's society that attempt to interfere in another cylinder's internal affairs is destroyed.
>>17020695>Send evil to hell.Rotting out that disgusting burgers, killing, robbing, bombing and betraying everyone would be a big step in the right direction.
>utopia>hell?
>>17024726>if they ever get worth a damn?guess it depends, over here wind produces as much electricity as one of the non renewable ones, I believe it was petrol or gas that was top, but this one was as much as nuclear or some shit, like up there, I think renewables have to step itup a bit
>>17024726>de-extinct cloned animalspic rel, bring back the siberian mammoths and the siberian hyper-wolfhttps://www.thearchaeologist.org/blog/in-siberian-permafrost-a-perfectly-preserved-32000-year-old-wolf-head-was-discovered
>>17024726>the trannies look AMAZINGtop kek
>>17024726>some kind of sagely philosopher king type parliament where leaders are appointed and their job is to be "public parent", dress up in cool robes, stroke their beards, and give us solvable problems to uphold "civic spirit".I like how you end the sentence but I hate how you start itfor reference, philosepher king is literally what we're living right now, it's just that we don't even know or see the dude, but you can clearly see the police and military, guarding HIS business, and keeping us in place, had to point this out
>>17024730I like this idea, it would allow for new solutions, and potentially "help" find "a way" for us all
