/lit/ - Literature

>>11386967
And yet you don't seem to have any qualms about using any of this technology that other people have already paid the price for. There's a reason we're still alive and not struggling through a perpetual nuclear winter. It's because people use these new technologies with at least a semblance of restraint because they're actually aware of their potential for both good and evil. It's because humans aren't totally evil that that there is more than one group of humans alive right now. Is the potential abuse of new technology what you're actually afraid? Is it really that hard to trust humanity?

>why live?
>To repent for bad things that happen.
Oh, sorry, I didn't know you were Catholic.

>>11386986
If it actually started "moving mountains" then is it really a wild claim? I mean, look at you, talking to someone who might be thousands of miles away, you using witchcraft or something?

>>11387064
So really you're just scared because people you have no control over can inadvertently end everything you know and love, completely by accident and you have no way to prepare for it.

And for your information I only took the recommended FDA dosage of scientism and not a dose more, scout's honor.

>>11387106
>Nobody treats them as documental testimonies of what really happened.
Would you care to make a wager?