>if you go through every step it becomes increasingly clear that >we are the only actually civilization building consciousness in the observable universe do you have a single argument against this?
well, we dont know any other civilization, maybe this ai is the great filter. who knows
>>17070636>the observable universe That seems a bit presumptuous.
compared to how long stars will be around we are extremely early in the universeit's like we're a few seconds old baby and asking where our sibling are
>>17070636Not that big of a deal
>>17070636There are dozens of reasonable explanations for the fermi paradox where the universe is teeming with life. I don't think it's reasonable to just assume there's no one out there just because our primitive garbage technology fails to see in the detail required anything outside our own solar system.
>>17070636I talked with subconscious people the other day, they have ability to tell you about secrets and forces behind the scenes, if you are nice. Anyway they said we don't need to expand anymore. There's enough people to take up the local populations between other planets in our galaxy. Say for instance a planet blew up (one did recently) their people would immigrate.
>>17070916>anons will get their brain turbofried by misaligned 6D entities before accepting humans are entitled to their own will to powerIn schizo terms you can understand: assume Jacques Vallée is right and you can't trust the voices.
>>17070916Some people are nearer to a body, so they would come first, if they are already a presence in the galaxy.
