Games with this kind of message?
Proof?
>>731059397Xenogears
>>731059397https://youtu.be/RpYe5Sg54kg?t=574
Ace Combat 5 has something similar in the final mission>I see light to the east... Morning's coming.>Our night flight is over.>I can't wait to see it. The most beautiful sunrise ever!>>And the sun will continue to rise, now and forever.
>>731059397not Dark Souls
FUCK THE SUN, FUCK WHITE WINEDAYLIGHT SUCKS, WASTE OF MINEI FUCK MY MIND, NARROW MY MINDI BIDE MY TIME LIKE FUCK IN PLACEONE DAY, I'LL WAVE SUN TO ICEWATCH ITS KIND GET THROWN LIKE RICE
>>731059675Sun Priests
>Nothing personal kid.
>>731059782We'll have colonised Mars/Titan/Evropa and be balls deep in hot alien pussy by then.
>>731059836No billy?
electric universepunctuated equilibrium
>>731059881brother we don't even have good earth cities yet. far, far from it.
>>731060278Technology will progress. Plus it's 600 million years away, plenty of time to figure it out.
>>731059397These are the kinda quotes that make me emotional for absolutely no reason>>731059836Humans are late to the party it seems. I wonder if life that far in the future will even be comprehensable? Will reptiles and mammals even exist? There will probably be completely different categories of creatures that will all look like monstrosities.
>>731059397FF7
>>731059782Jobs to nighttime.
>>731059675Fuckin awesome song>my slang step like legless lizard
>>731059675I bet you shoot arabs
>>731059397Not if my 1 trillion lions have anything to say about it
>>731059397not outer wilds
>>731060586oh my god it was ONE TIME
>>731059782>Not lifting the poison helium from the sun and dumping hydrogen in over billions of years, ensuring the main sequence fusion reaction continues to light our wowld indefinitely.
>>731060278>Pukluma we haven't even built roads yet, we can't invent the wheel right now
>>731059397INVICTVS
>>731060663I thought the problem was that it would eventually just run out of energy to perform that.
>>731059836If this true animal life will have only existed on earth for a billion years (the oldest fish and bugs are around 300 million years old) despite earth's total life span being 10 billion years until the sun kills us turns us into mercury 2 or flings us into the abyss of rogue planet life. Ayylmao life is going to be HARD AS FUCK to find. We're probably going to find way more mars-like and venus-like graveyards before we find our twin.
>>731060721So long as you continue to refuel a star the reaction will go on forever barring a disruption event like a black hole zipping through. That's a lot of hydrogen, but the good news is we have a billion years to work on it.
>>731060353>Humans are late to the party it seems.Early you mean. If intelligent life exists in the universe, it stands to reason that there would be one initial civilization ahead of all the others. But the timescale is so absurd it's entirely possibly the distance between the first and second civilization could hundreds of millions of years. We could be the first ones by such a long stretch of time, there'll be nothing left of us by the time other civilizations bloom. Maybe in the future the galaxy will actually be teeming with life, all kind of exotic alien species interacting with each other, and they'll all look back on Earth and find only one or two mementos of a long gone intelligent species, and we'll be dubbed as the loneliest civilization to have existed in the universe. The one that came too early.
>sun is 400 times larger than the moon>moon is 400 times closer than the sun>due to this they appear the same size and solar eclipses are possibleNow I'm not religious or a conspiratard but this can't be a coincidence
>>731060983We had each other
>>731060989>but this can't be a coincidenceWhy?
>>731060983No alien gf...why must fate be so cruel...
>>731060663>>731060950>not using star lifting to disassemble the sun down to a more efficient size NGM 100 trillion years
>>731060983>tfw we can be the ancient ayy precursers
>>731059397I feel like the sun is really fucking blinding these days. What's up with that.
>>731060983the last thing I want is space jeets, nignogs or churkas
>>731060989The coincidence is that you are right in time to post this size comparison. The moon used to look bigger in the night sky and for future humans it will look smaller.
>>731059782yellow dwarf problems.
>>731060983I wonder if any other advanced civilization has invented their own version of porn
>>731060346>600 millionAlmost 10 times that.
>>731060983Doesn't matter who was the first, I'm sure most civilizations don't make it, 99% have their Trump and Putin and start throwing nukes.
>>731061226there are alien game consoles out there with amazing exclusives you will never play as an EOP (earth only peasant)
>>731060989I wonder what it's like to live on a habitable exomoon. The "moon" would take up half the fucking sky
>>731059881Lol noHumans will never leave this rockRampant greed, kikery and selfishness will ensure that humanity will collapse before any reasonable spacefaring technology will be here
>>731061170chinkland releasing less sun blocking particulates probably.
>>731061301I'm sure alien games all suck anyways
>>731060586
>>731061280but anon we need to do WW3 before be can become the cool and wise sci-fi earth federation
>>731060983>The male was recorded singing a mating call, to a female that would never come.He's just like me...
>>731060983This. The chance of intelligent life that can produce technology is incredibly unlikely. To be able to build tools, you need to have opposable digits (which are really bad for using them for movement, ie they dont develop "normally" through selection pressures). You also need free hands that are otherwise just massive waste of energy. You cant develop in seas either (where free hands are more typical) because then you're locked out of developing firemaking and thus external combustion. So to have even human-tier civilization you need:- animal thats social and forms groups for passing on tech, all solitary animals are out- animal that lives in trees (to have grasping limbs) that is forced to (and succeeds) live on solid ground- In the short timespan before natiral selection causes his upper grasping limbs to become vestigial (massive energy loss and only marginal gains --> strong negative selection pressure), a mutation needs to happen that twists one of its digits around- the mutation has to be strongly hereditary - the creature needs to develop tools that massively increase its fitness before arms become vestigial- Despite living in trees previously, subsisting mostly on plant matter, the creature needs to have big energy-wasting brains- the creature needs to develop fire-making quickly to unlock massively higher energy intake before his lower fitness on ground causes selection to choose for smaller brained individuals- even if everything goes perfectly, it must not make itself go extinct / poison the planet irrecovably. This is the part where humans seem to succeed in just hundreds of years, so we wont most likely be there when next civilization develops and comes visit after millions of years.
>>731060983>It died in 1987He's just like me...
Imagine what kind of video games they would make on a planet that has 2 suns that non-stop cover the planet in light, so you never have nights or a moon. The differences in culture would be enormous. Hell probably even in biology since there's no standard rest period, everyone would just nap for an hour every 3-4 hours probably.
>>731059397Starfield, but none of you are ready for that conversation
>>731060989Its not. Its about stable orbits. There have been other celestial bodies orbiting Earth, but they've all either escaped orbit or crashed down due to having wrong mass/distance ratio. Uneducated folks are the essiest to brainwash. Isnt it a godlike miracle life just happened to develop on a planet thats just right? :^)
>>731061376The cool Space Federarion or the fascist Empire of Man? I don't think the former needed genocides.
>>731060663Isaac-sama.... please find a synonym for 'hurdles' and use that instead
>>731060663There is something optimistic and terrifying about his vision of the future>inevitable post scarcitybut>one billion serial killers just based on statistics alone>99.99% of mankind lives in orbit because of how cheap space habitation is going to be>rogue von neumann probes / crazy human civilizations could send kill missiles toward earth
Need more cool space games desu
>>731059397EVO Theory of Evolution
life is pretty pointless huh? we're here for a short 80 years if we're lucky then gone forever.
>>731060983Once we make it out of the solar system, we will be here to stay until the universe itself dies.Given how fast civilizations would expand if they could expand, humans being the ancient civilization is my best resolution for the Fermi paradox. If there are space faring civilizations we would see their effects by now.
>>731061573>human populations will be spread so far and wide throughout the galaxy in such different planetary and artificial environments with no hope of contact that given just a few million years will become radically different to eachother both physically and psychologically>there is no need to seek aliens because we will make them out of ourselves
>>731061569but there's little point having a cool fascist space empire if there's no loathsome xeno menace to rally against. Just gay repression and civil wars against butthurt colonial rebels if even that.
>>731061479Ever think about how if we go extinct, the next intelligent species is going to have a hard time finding accessible coal and oil? They might not even get either at all, since we already used up everything that could be accessed without super deep drilling and advanced fracking techniques...
>>731059397how can we fuck him up? I didn't ask yo be shined upon. He must stop shinering.
>>731060983>>731061128we need to start gatekeeping the universe now while we can. some alien newfags will ruin it for us
>>731059397I remember being told it was only 5000 years until it explodes. Weird how this is the second time today I've been told otherwise.
>>731061786Take urban citizens and villagers, they are poles apart, there is no need to go traverse gorillions of space miles. But your point still stands
>>731061786we must become the arrogant space elves.
I got real bad news. WW3 isn't going to end in nukes. It's going to end in genetic warfare that will wipe out 99.99% of life. Now that we can edit the genes of humans post-birth, there will be a tremendous genetics arms race to both harvest and design 'super' genes to create a 'god' genome for the rich. This will 200% end with something getting loose that causes out DNA to just fucking dissolve. Utter nightmare scenarios waiting. Nuclear death will seem better. As soon as a species unlocks genetic editing, it's filtered and dead.
>>731061561Are you saying the current orbit is the only stable orbit? Because that's only strengthening the claim.If there are more stable orbits then still our Moons is a very peculiar one.
>>731061836If we go extinct it'll be the fault of industrial civilization, so it's probably for the best if we pull that doomed ladder up behind us.
Seeing the Vermont total eclipse in 2024 was the most religious moment of my entire lifeIf you know, you know, if you don't, you just don't
>>731061965>canadianSorry
>>731061946Worth it.
>>731061789Unless we're talking Space Bugs kind of threat and going fascist is the only way to survive I don't see the appeal. You could wear your nazi uniform or space marine armor even on board of USS Enterprise.
>>731061712I feel like there could be theoretically other space exploring civilizations just because of how many stars and galaxies there are, but statistically they're probably way too far away. Because >>731061479, There must be many planets with life, but out of all species that evolved on this planet there's only one "human". There's probably shit tons more planets with alien life but no civilizations to speak of. The closests space civilization could be in Andromeda for all we know.And of the space civilizations that could exist, I wouldn't be surprised if they haven't make it that far (beyond like 20 light years)
>>731061946>>731062030unironically if aliens ever do land at the UN or whatever to have a chat with us it is highly likely we will deeply offend them. because we're a bunch of fucking greedy retards who will immediately start overstepping boundaries with them. the nicer they are the quicker we will start to do thisdepending on how not nice they are that could be how our civilization ends
>>731061946ayy faggots have no chill
>>731062182>aliens land at the white house>orange retard threatens them to inflict +200% tariffs on them unless the united sharts get the Andromeda quadrant >they drop a neutrino bomb on the statue of liberty
>>731062182There is no reason to believe that aliens wouldnt be "greedy" like every animal on earth. They would likely enslave us for their own benefit.
>>731061907>Because that's only strengthening the claim.No it's not. Life can only develop in a setting that supported it in the first place, so naturally the only planets out of all of the countless candidates out there with their own different circumstances where you will even exist to ponder the questions are the ones that were "coincidentally" just perfect for us.
>>731062281Nope. They'd be smart-greedy. Think; any alien civilization capable of such travel would have incredible material resources at home. Now, what can a planet possibly offer if materials are no longer an issue? Biosphere. The life. Nowhere else in the UNIVERSE will you find pearl, jet, or amber for gems. Diamonds by the dime, but only one place in existence for a pearl. Same with the life. Silent observation and abduction is the only thing that makes sense; it preserves the biosphere, does not expose you to foreign pathogens that will kill you, and allows you to build a giant library of organic material for unprecedented use in your own sciences.
>>731062281>There is no reason to believe that aliens wouldnt be "greedy" like every animal on earth.A thief thinks everyone steals.But in a way you're right, because any altruistic species would have been killed off by the selfish ones. Reminder that neanderthals were more intelligent, peaceful and even taller than homo sapiens, but still went extinct because homo sapiens were just racist raging manlets who killed off anyone different than them.
>>731059881yeah sure. when I was younger I too bought into the delusion of infinite progress. i think we'll be lucky if we survive for the next century, or maybe that would be the unlucky part.
>>731062181>And of the space civilizations that could exist, I wouldn't be surprised if they haven't make it that far (beyond like 20 light years)https://www.centauri-dreams.org/2022/03/08/probing-von-neumann-expansion/Even at painfully slow travel times, even with some solar systems being unsuitable for colonization, given just a few million years, any civilization that could build a von neumann probe could colonize their entire galaxy.
>>731062449We've survived worse before in the past. The only thing that'll fuck us is a meteor crashing into the planet.
>>731062281There are solid assumptions you can make about aliens but you lack imagination if you think the most likely outcome is that they would come to enslave us. The first solid assumption is that they would not be pushovers. They climbed the evolutionary ladder of their world, survived long enough and progressed their technology enough to somehow one day arrive at your world. They are winners. Once at that point though, what need would they of us? A much smaller, weaker, dumber species. Enslave us to do... what? They would have infinite resources. More than likely they would just be interested in information (our philosophies, our cultural arts, our food, our science) which we would be happy to offer in a trade for one of their rayguns or some shit
>>731062409This may seem like such an optimistic utopian answer, but if they were to make open contact, I think it would be to consume our art. What else could we offer that they don't have, other than biological specimens?It's not like our art is on some objective level better than theirs, they'll want it just because this is the only place in the universe where HUMAN art is made. Everything else they could get from us, they could get without having to bulldoze over a universally unique good.
>>731062579>aliens will want to play our vidya
>>731062501>smaller, weaker, dumber speciesSocioeconomic material differences, please understand. A human raised in zeta reticulan culture would be just as upstanding a citizen as anyone.
>>731060663I miss when he didn't insist on putting his fat face on for half the video or use shitty AI art for filler picsAnd how funny it was when his impediment had him talking about 'black whores'
>I'll be dead before we can actually explore solar systems and meet alien life
>>731061479You're being way too anthropocentric. You don't need thumbs or even hands to make tools. Even birds employ rudimentary tools. Crabs don't interact with trees, are their grapsers vestigial? You're going on about vestigial arms and hands etc. but what if the arms are also legs? An octopus grasps things just as well as a human and none of those limbs are vestigial.You're talking about needing to grasp trees, who even says there's trees? It's an alien planet, they might not even have an equivalent to plants. Firemaking? You're assuming fire is the only source of heat too, but geothermal vents found underwater are much more consistent. What about on other worlds with alien geology? And besides, it is possible to make fire underwater, it just requires different fuel sources. Magnesium burns underwater.You're basically describing the conditions to recreate humans in particular, not any form of tool-using life. It sounds more like creationist talking points than sci-fi speculation honestly, constructing this scenario to make it all sound so incredibly specific and unlikely that it must've been magic instead
>>731062182
wtf are we gonna do about this shit
>>731062579No open contact. No need. Think of the drones we have now, able to look up your asshole from orbit. A space faring alien would have drones/probes that can zip right into the museum while they browse deviantart for whatever we make. No contact ever needs to be risked. Just harvest The Best Of and move on.
>>731062668It was never meant to be.
If aliens landed at the UN, said that they would, for free, restore humanity's health. They promise that they wouldn't actually alter your dna, but would cleanse your body and repair any damage.They claim if you were malnourished as a child, you will become visibly taller. If you had an accident and lost a limb, it would regrow. However if you were born deaf, that will not be fixed as that is your natural state.Essentially you would come out at the peak health for your individual genes. All of your biomarkers will be perfect (as they can be, for (you)).would you do it? would you take the alien juice?
>>731062721Make a new universe
>>731062454If humanity manages to survive long enough to make this I wouldn't be suprised if we are the first or one of the first. It's in our blood to colonize
>>731062759100% depends on how sexy/cool the aliens are.Not gonna take the juice from midget grays.
>>731062759>would you do it? would you take the alien juice?why not who cares if there's aliens life is over anyways so ride the lightning
>>731062182I feel like if they researched our history and culture to the point that they know what the UN is, they already know what they're getting into and won't be too fazed by anything.
>>731062721>current theories predictJust revise the theories until this doesn't happen anymore.
>>731062813>humans REJECTED from the borg-like machine mind because we're so retard horny we make the machine mind act like an idiot
>>731062759>everyone in the world except for right wing chuds turn into 6ft5 handsome ubermensch benching 1000lbs>chuds just keep posting "2 more weeks" and "safe and effective" on imageboards
>>731062680>anthropocentricFuck off faggot
>>731062759Let's be real, human beings would post armed guards in front of the health machines and charge a fee to enter. Hell if it's at the UN then that's in manhattan. They'd throw up gigantic tolls on every tunnel and bridge and call it "congestion pricing", they'd require "non resident travel permits" that cost six figures just to GO there. Now imagine the wait times to actually get in the building, expedited for a modest fee of course. Oh, and we have to prioritize those most in need, so there's a queue system too, and to organize all this you have to apply through your insurance provider... the moment they land in NYC it becomes American healthcare, sorry rest of the world.
>>731062486>live in the age where few select retards control funny little missiles capable of vaporizing cities at a press of a button>live in the age where few select very rich retards control the technology to fake anything and use it to shape masses' perception reality>none of those retards have any checks or balances to keep them in line because they live in the strongest countries and control everythingBut yeah, I'm sure the black plague or whatever was worse lol hehe
>>731062721This is just a half life probability for decay over large timescale thing isn't it? I'm sure if anything is still around by that point in time outlasting everything else they'll have mastered some unfathomable level of manipulation that can prevent decay, so I don't think this would be a concern for them.
>>731062993
>>731063073cry about it, xeno fag. humans are the center of the universe
>>731063003We can handwave this by just having the aliens have the foresight to know about our bullshit.a pop up system where they appear in every city and town, or maybe it can be spread airborne so you can do a mass amount of people at once. or maybe by saying a specific string of words you'll be visited that night
This is the easiest non-politics derailment I've seen in awhile.
>>731062830I agree but it's highly contextual and you can let your imagination run wild here, so it's fun to think about
For me, it's ayys that are so much smarter than humans that they see us like dogs and keep us as pets.
>aliens land with not the best intent>but they're like half our height and bizarrely cute>they think we look hopelessly fascinating>so begins a terse neutral relation of constant hatred and misunderstandings that keep dissolving away in the face of us spending hours watching each other with silent magnetism
>>731062486you're not using your imagination if you think that. for example, technologies like CRISPR are getting more sophisticated by the year, and it's all in the hands of psychopaths and misanthropes. think of the noble wolf becoming a dysgenic little creature like a pug for no reason other than retarded human fads. that's what evolution in human hands does. how would our species recover from our genome being mutilated beyond recognition? i think a meteor vaporizing us is a pleasant alternative.
>>731059397Which kind of message? The world will go on after I die? The world should stop and cry at my death.
>>731063418yeah that's why I think gene editing is the actual Great Filter, and not primarily nukes or climate disaster. as soon as we start playing God and opening the console to edit our own genomes, an incredibly dark and Lovecraft-like period of living nightmares begins
>>731062732>and move onGTA6 isn't out yet. They can't get it in deep space like they do our television, they'd need someone to buy a copy. They'll be here until we go extinct.
>>731063049NTA but I think he's right. The prosperity or progress of the human species is one thing but I think our mere existence is hardly in question. Purely because the world is teeming with us to an absurd degree now. In the distant past our genus dwindled to some thousands of individuals and still survived, in the present day that's pretty much impossible no matter what cataclysms we inflict on the planet.Literally everything could go wrong all at once and even if 95% of humans perish, there's still more of us than there were at the height of classical antiquity. The great bustling cities of Rome and the Han dynasty, plus everywhere else, were sustained by a population smaller than the USA. Nineteen out of twenty humans could die and we'd still easily have urban technological civilization, is what I'm saying.You'd have to kill 99.999% of humans to equal the pre-sapiens genetic bottlenecks, and those unlucky few would still have an utterly terraformed world for their habitat, plus technology, genetically adapted plants and livestock, a world where all natural predators and competitors are already driven extinct... there's really no going back to a world without hominids.
>>731063387cute!>they are endlessly interested in our culture, food, music, art and genuinely enjoy some of it, but at every turn need to remind us that theirs is still superior
>>731063387wtf I love jews now
>>731063485the worst part is our ability to edit the genome advances much faster than our ability to understand it. even under the best intentions, there will be horrific unintended consequences because we don't truly understand what we are changing. then you have the Singularity that techbros like to masturbate about. it's called that because everything after that point becomes utterly unpredictable. in darwinian terms, a fundamentally unpredictable environment equals extinction.i just can't see a light at the end of the tunnel.
>>731063553I don't wanna get too chuddy on this Sunday afternoon, but I will say that those ancient civilisations were built by human beings instead of whatever constitutes 80% of today's world population
>>731063617I like to imagine it as a unique emotion for humans and the aliens that neither can help even if both hate it. Like it goes beyond fascination and into some weird new frontier that only happens if you meet aliens. Inexplicable shit like one angrily forcing a bag of carrots into your hands and motioning for you to eat, just so it can sit and watch you do it because it makes a part of their brain light up in a way that has never happened before.
>>731063418>>731063485>>731063702Something to also consider is more than likely we would delegate the gene editing process to an AI if it becomes standard. Which opens up all sorts of dystopian futures if AI were to ever become self aware. Doesn't matter if that's no where near reality right now, might take thousands of years but will still be a problem at some point.An AI could take over the world not through any physical or overt means at all. But by slowly mindcontrolling or crippling (or in other truly incomprehensible ways) the entire human race, subtly, over a long period of time.
>>731060983I think the james webb view of the universe tricked me into thinking we could send some sort of signal outwards towards any of that area. But we can't even get a signal to our closest neighbor in under 2.5 million yearsSo there's probably life everywhere but we'll never be able to tell
>>731059397Why the fuck sin't in yellow?
>>731063553NTA either, but here's a counterpoint to consider:We have already excavated all the easily accessible fossil fuels, the ones closest to the top, the low hanging fruits. As it stands right now, we need extremely powerful and complex machinery and systems put in place to continue to extract it from that deep in the earth.What does this mean exactly? It means that, if for any reason whatsoever we lose the equipment and/or everyone capable of repairing/constructing the equipment (like in your 95% population perish scenario) we will never again have access to fossil fuel aka the driving force of industrializing, for at least 1-2 million years until new fuel forms from the current fossils. (Not just oil, but easy access coal is gone too so we won't be able to make trains on a mass scale, or any basic machines before going up on the tech tree to reach the complex machinery again to resume harvesting.)What this means in practice is that if we do get a near-extinction event, humanity will stay at a medieval level of technology for at least a million years, only capable of looking back on the wonders that were built in the past.
>>731063859We could be able to tell, so long as that life existed millions of years ago and the light is just reaching us now. Which on a geological timescale isn't THAT long. The question is whether technological civilization can last that long or if it's always a flash in the pan so we'll never find any signs of it.
>>731063828I really like this idea
>>731063702>i just can't see a light at the end of the tunnel.lol I'm starting to wonder if we'll even be able to die eventually, the rich will start by making sure everyone in the world gets some kind of health care to get blood samples for their genome, so they can find those ultra rare magic genes that work and doesn't melt your liver, and then they'll do AI designer genomes with that information, and then try to make themselves immortal genius supermen while casually making nightmare shit like "exterminate ethnicity X" viruses that instead wipes out half the biosphereendless possibilities for horror and there's nothing we can do
>>731059397
>>731059675>Everhood.png
>>731059397Read the book Hail Mary project instead
>>731061905Nah I'll just evolve and immunity to your super AIDS just like the black death
>>731063929So what we have right now is basically our only chance at colonizing space. If we fuck it up here, we'll be stuck for millions of years before we can try again. We only get one shot. Better make it count.
>this babe is responsible for forking the drake equation and making it better
>>731062721Ask God reaaaaaaaal nicely to make us a new universe.
>>731060663I hate how he makes videos multiple times a week now. I love his content but holy shit calm down.Also he needs to drop the garbage AI stuff. I know it would go against his outlook on our technology and progress but it's not there yet.
>>731062759That would mean I become at least 210cm tall (my nephew is 203cm), world-class athlete (I bench 5x120kg after 13 months of training), 25cm dick (I got 20cm).Good deal.
>>731062893This. They're still laughing and jeering how covid vaccine takers will drop dead any second now...aaaaany second now...
>>731062721atheists genuinely and literally believe something they don't understand will happen that will produce a new Big Bang because they are certain that's how this current universe began
