/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3968620

>We were supposed to be in the space age now.

Wait what? [citation needed] where in your fantasy crazy place are you pulling those bold statements?


>What concrete objective reason do you have to believe that any other predictions of the future will hold water?

You have to be really stupid to not realize we're not going to expand and eventually leave earth, we're steadily becoming more advanced, and learning new things about the cosmos, 90 years after our first plane we send a mission to the moon and land there, after that we send probes into interstellar space sending back readings, we examine all of our planets in this system and carefully observe and note all stars in our area of the galaxy, we begin to make powerful telescopes that image faint galaxies megaparsecs away, then we develop radio telescopes and others that can observe the background radiation from the big bang,

I don't think the human race is dying out any time soon.

10/10

Can the laws of physics and quantum mechanics change very slowly over the time of the universe?

Do you guys want maor?

or should i save my time for something else.