← Back to context Comment by bronlund 19 hours ago Well, in light of how mismanaged this planet is, maybe it would be for the better. 3 comments bronlund Reply repler 15 hours ago as far as we know, this is paradise within our galaxy.I hope the technological leaps help us ultimately to become better stewards of the planet. bronlund 15 hours ago I wish I could share your optimism. B1FF_PSUVM 10 hours ago > stewards of the planetThe 99.99% of the planet that isn't the surface bio film rejects this unwarranted arrogance ;-)In other news, Terry Bisson's 1990 story "They're Made Out of Meat" has a similar take.
repler 15 hours ago as far as we know, this is paradise within our galaxy.I hope the technological leaps help us ultimately to become better stewards of the planet. bronlund 15 hours ago I wish I could share your optimism. B1FF_PSUVM 10 hours ago > stewards of the planetThe 99.99% of the planet that isn't the surface bio film rejects this unwarranted arrogance ;-)In other news, Terry Bisson's 1990 story "They're Made Out of Meat" has a similar take.
B1FF_PSUVM 10 hours ago > stewards of the planetThe 99.99% of the planet that isn't the surface bio film rejects this unwarranted arrogance ;-)In other news, Terry Bisson's 1990 story "They're Made Out of Meat" has a similar take.
as far as we know, this is paradise within our galaxy.
I hope the technological leaps help us ultimately to become better stewards of the planet.
I wish I could share your optimism.
> stewards of the planet
The 99.99% of the planet that isn't the surface bio film rejects this unwarranted arrogance ;-)
In other news, Terry Bisson's 1990 story "They're Made Out of Meat" has a similar take.