/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12128435
>I also read the rest but good luck coming up with enhancement people agree on.
There I refer to Nick Bostrom. Genetically modifying one`s children should orientate itself around non-positional traits while adults can modify themselves as they want. What I expect is no war, because if immortalality is in the game many don`t want to waste that chance in a war. Improtant is not if you got the best leader, but if your system is stable and legimtiate enough in the eyes of the important powers in your societies.
>Even if the endgame is everyone living in a matrioshka brain where everyone have the best of what science is capable of and fully understand the science behind their own brain, the road to get there is NOT going to be one obvious ethical road everyone agree on.
That is true, I suspect a plethora and divergent forms of mind, from panocratic mind-ressource managements to exdependent hider communities.

>>11318593
I see that you are a terragen of taste as well.

>>10094232
Agreed and we in a good way to achieve this: nature.com/articles/d41586- 018-06847-7

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Anonymous 05/23/18(Wed)19:17:20 No.59909052▶>>59909090 >>59909129
Is it in any way theoretically possible to move a star, Dyson Sphere or otherwise?
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Anonymous 05/23/18(Wed)19:19:33 No.59909090▶
>>59909052
yeah, put a dyson sphere over a star, and then open a panel on one side. the escaping jet into space will act as thrust

Is this fucking possible, or is /tg/ just retarded?

Also, talk about dyson sheres, dyson swarms, megastructures, all that good shit.

>>9752486
>http://orionsarm.com/
Ah, I see you are a transapient of culture and taste as well.