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plasmanu wrote:If everything is true: it is disturbing.
Having such a torus of energy available would be a step forward.
Not necessarily free and unlimited.
To have energy at the output you need input in another form.
And I'm not talking about geopolitical troubles.
If only in the long run it can lower human crap.
Ahmed wrote:It is often called upon the intervention of extraterrestrials to explain the achievements of ancient civilizations that do not seem to us to be the skills of our ancestors.
This interpretation results most of the time from a negative retro-projection of our vision of the world and our technique and it leads to seriously underestimate the fact that other cognitive approaches could have led to astonishing results in certain fields, while others remained in a very primitive state.
Our error of perception is therefore to think impossible these achievements that we can only achieve recently, by other ways and to believe that what is most rudimentary in what remains of the lost civilizations constitutes the general norm of the state of possible antique.
To come back to the subject more directly, why would an exterior and superior civilization be tempted to reveal to us a source of energy as you describe it, knowing the deplorable use that we make of the abundant energy which we already have?
Because these are not the unintended consequences (I quote:Draw a line under the pollution of fossil fuels, for example.) which are the most serious, but the direct use with a view to the destruction of living conditions on earth.
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