• The_wild_card@lemmy.ml
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    A fully open source tech manufacturing company such as chips, gpu, ram, motherboard, connectors, ssd .etc you get the idea.

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      I’ve been thinking along the same lines lately. A fully open source hardware and software architecture and implementation, to replace the closed “old world”.

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    I’d like to support solarpunk development. I just want to live a simple life, with high tech in cooperation with the environment. We need it badly. I would fund so many community libraries. Don’t misunderstand me though. I still want space travel, but I no longer trust capitalists with it.

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    How about a UBI? Do social policies count as technologies? They do in 4X games, so I’m going with it.

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        Yeah. But on the other hand, isn’t civics sort of a technology too? Policies were invented, no?

        I guess you could say the UBI has already been invented, but I think practical implementation is important too. Same as if I’d said we should do fusion power or something.

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    Curing aging.

    That would leave the time to see all the other inventions to come. It would also cure age related diseases like Alzheimer’s and Cancer.

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      Is Cancer age related? I thought it could happen to anyone. But much more likely to happen when your older.

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        Well yes, but a) the immune system gobbles up bad cells, but becomes less efficient as it ages b) point mutations accumulate with age => increases the risk of cells going haywire.

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      I was hard on the r/longevity train until their figurehead (Aubury) was busted for being a sex pest and half the subreddit defended them. Aging is a disease which must be treated as such, but I have zero faith in a community that is so willing to overlook their mascot being a creep, especially not when so much research is being done by other individuals who aren’t carrying that baggage.

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        Yeah that email he sent was a bit creepy.

        But that’s also the only thing anyone have found against him. And he have singlehanded brought anti aging research into our history.

        You should check your sources too, because it’s Aubrey, not “Aubury”.

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        Yeah that email he sent was a bit creepy.

        But that’s also the only thing anyone have found against him. And he have singlehanded brought anti aging research into our history.

        You should check your sources too, because it’s Aubrey, not “Aubury”.

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        Yeah that email he sent was a bit creepy.

        But that’s also the only thing anyone have found against him. And he have singlehanded brought anti aging research into our history.

        You should check your sources too, because it’s Aubrey, not “Aubury”.

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        Yeah that email he sent was a bit creepy.

        But that’s also the only thing anyone have found against him. And he have singlehanded brought anti aging research into our history.

        You should check your sources too, because it’s Aubrey, not “Aubury”.

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    An end to the problem of aging, and death. Whether that means turning into cyborgs, I don’t care. I just want to choose when I die. Not having dying slowly happen to me like a terminal illness. Plus life is way too short. If I get tired of immortality let me off myself. But let me at least get tired of it first.

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      Have you ever heard of de’beers diamond hoarding story. Thats like what i expect would happen to humanity if we gained the ability to live forever, ‘manufactured scarcity’.

      A tumultuous time of oligarchic rule with infighting to control the life extending technology. Eventually ending in a winner take all dictatorship. The masses would never see their lives extended (greener pastures visions may be made in the beginning). In fact common peoples lifespans would likely shorten as the controlling elite no longer required the same sort of widespread healthcare present even at todays standards, (depending upon where you live).

      The elite would form a supplicant circle around the eventual dictator who maintains control, drip feeding the life extending technology to those who serve their dictatorship best.

      Within a couple generations they won’t be a dictator but our Monarch, and the common people will obey, and descend to a miserable condition.

      I may have let my imagination loose today a bit…

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      Honestly I’d be horrified knowing that without aging, a traumatic, fatal, accident becomes more and more likely as time passes to the point of being inevitable. Always on edge for that moment when it all suddenly comes to an end.

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        That sounds like the gambler’s fallacy to me. Time alone wount make an accident more likely, it just means potentially mpre opportunities wheee an accident could occur. Sitting on your sofa today or 10,000 years from now makes no difference if the environment is the same. If you’ve played the lottery 10 times before you likely won’t win if you play again, if you play 100,000 times you still won’t win.

        You shouldn’t be any more anxious about an unexpected accident than you are right now. Just without the worrying about factoring in aging.

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    That has a real chance of existing? Something with clean power.

    That I really want? Replicators. Man think about a life not having to cook or clean dishes.

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      That I really want? Replicators. Man think about a life not having to cook or clean dishes.

      Drug addicted, Mafia made, trash fed makers from Transmetropolitan, specifically.

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        Is transmet trending somewhere? I haven’t seen it quoted or memed in years but now twice in two days.

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          Not that I’m aware. Probably Baader-Meinhof.

          To wit, coincidences are more noticeable than non-coincidences, and once you’ve noticed one it’ll be much easier to notice others you might have missed.

          I myself once spent about a week seeing Curta hand-held mechanical calculators everywhere. Books, magazines, blog posts, youtube… I wasn’t complaining, of course, the Curta is an amazing piece of engineering, but still, it was a bit weird.

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    Antigravity, Durasteel, shields, cold fusion, nanotech, time travel, warp, dimension sliding/hopping, mind mapping, cryo sleep, teleportation, Positronic brain, …

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    I don’t know how plausible this is, but a way for trans men and trans women to exchange sexual traits. There might be an answer elsewhere in that there are animals that can change sex in certain conditions so there is some biological evidence of possibility in a singular case. However it seems anti-poetic that we have genetic females who want to be genetic males and genetic males who want to be genetic females and the answer that we currently have as society is for them to go fuck themselves.

    I guess for more realistic, then deep dive VR.

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    Fusion, nuclear propulsion, nanotechnology, genetic engineering, biomining, biological fuel cells

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    Open source non destructive Brain machine interfaces

    I want to interact with machines at the speed of thought so bad. Not to mention what it could mean for people when they are disabled.

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      I see this very much as another Pandora’s box situation for humanity. Once it’s open, both good and bad things can come of it.

      The bad being, brain hacking, brain ransome, and perhaps a few other things. You mention a “nondestructive brain machine,” but I can’t comprehend how anyone will be able to make an implant that could be engineered not to be destructible and still have uber computing power in such a small form. But who knows what advancements are in store this century?

      The good, as you mentioned would be, enabling the disabled in many ways never fully realized before. Both personal and professional productivity across the board, in theory, would greatly be improved.

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        If the interface is one way “reading brainwaves” not writing it should be pretty safe from hacking.

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        Way “non destructive” was my hand waving risks some tbh. What I mean is safe implants either though regenerative technology to overcome damages, precision so small no meaningful damage was done, or non invasive. I also consider reparability and upgradability/downgradabilty import.

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    Earth unity. Whatever they did to make humans stop attacking each other was crazy.

    We probably need another species to compete against to unite us. I’d put Billions into nasa to find aliens so we can fight them.

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      Throughout history men have joined with their enemies to kill their neighbors. Cortez had an army of native Americans with him to take down the Aztecs.

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      Another species is very useful for unity, not necessarily for us to band together against, but because a proper intelligent alien kind of invalidates every religion. All the conflicts from culture clashing suddenly become pointless.

      Or at least racists will have something else to look down on.

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      We probably need another species to compete against to unite us.

      Nah, the US would use it as an excuse to demand a world government under their control.

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        If we controlled the world government, then what are all these politicians who run on a platform of exposing the secret government that already controls the world going to do?