/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6310046

Thanks for the support guys.

>>2124655
So Penrose came up with the conformal cyclic cosmology, but did he explain why it occurs? I came up with the black hole and shockwave explanation, does he have anything similar?

/sci/, what are your visions of humanity in the distant future?
I imagine us being very disparate, conquering the stars. Most ships would be AI controlled, society is AI controlled mainly, humans have tons of brain implants and can live ~500 years (more if put into hibernation).
Humans travel aboard massive seeder ships, in hibernation, ready to land on a colony prepared by robots for them.
Factions arise as rebellions are left uncontrolled for long periods due to lack of FTL travel, pirates are everywhere, so freighters all travel with large escorts. Aliens have not been found, it is merely humans fighting humans (or the AI's representing those humans), aiming to ensure the survival of themselves, and trying to remove all potential threats around them.
Most colonies are bio-domes on planets, with some being just massive cylindrical spacecraft, spinning to imitate the gravity of the home planet of it's occupants (the same design for seed ships).
The main empire of humanity is centred on Earth, it's homeworld, where all information is sent to, processed by the massive quantum supercomputers spanning the whole planet, which simulate almost all possible courses of action, choosing the most beneficial, then orders are sent out as encrypted radio waves for actions to be taken on the borders of the empire. The delay of information, severely limits the size of this empire, and as such it's borders are the site of constant battling.