/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9609945
How about we areoform humans instead?
Much easier than moving asteroids, moons and planets and shit? There are so many other options. Whatever the goal is, bear in mind, everyone alive today will be dead, and the people, or machines, or, any other form of being, that permanently calls Mars home can be MADE to live there. Not only to survive, but to thrive on what is available.

It doesn't mean we don't have to change Mars, but it does mean that we can also change ourselves (theirselves) and that we can do both simultaneously; as we make Mars more suitable for life from Earth, we also make life from Earth more suitable for Mars.

>>8838725
To remain the same would be the real error.

>>8541613
If we administered such a treatment to every fetus from this point on, what effect would this have on humanity?
The existence of people born too late to receive this treatment alongside a generation of maturing children who have had it would be quite an interesting scenario for humanity to get through.