/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11790370
>just for the chance to scrub toilets on Mars

Raises an interesting question, what kind of society it would become in your lifetime and if growth in population and with that genuine poverty enabling shit pay for labor on Mars (in a poll of people who could have all bought a house back on Earth) keeps up with technology deleting helljobs. If the rockets are really coming back empty, it wouldn't take long to have a version 2 that can also come back and reenter loaded with minerals which are readily available on Mars and rare on Earth. Then there's your ultra rich mining colony and I don't see them sending pickaxes for that either.
So my guess is, the big thing they'll need there is system operators and high level maintainers.

>>11740910
I finished Detroit become Human a few weeks before for the first time in a game I went full Jesusmode, wholeheartedly I might add. Had the perfect ending. I don't know why, but it gave me hope for mankind that I never had... and it didn't vanish yet.
Maybe we should just thrive to build AI with pure mindsets and enough humanity to call it human and then peacefully phase out.