(not my OC nor my OP, just helping spread the message around:-)
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The fart joke was a reference to the "Biodome" movie with Pauly Shore lol but I like your still suit idea
I know why we'd want to delay the inevitable with these efforts, and who knows what we'd be capable of in a few hundred years. It's just interesting to think about future proofing mankind, as in taking to the stars for refuge or living in domes.
Also profound to ponder if mankind is really worth saving.
Also, it's quite surreal that mankind has only been around for a few hundred thousand years, but only the last few hundred in the industrial age is apparently enough to kill a planet that's been around for billions of years and went through 5 extinction events. It just seems like the planet is more resilient than its life forms and it's all just panic.
Damnit, you just made me realize that my true goal in life was to wear a stillsuit (or maybe it was to be closer to Timothée Chalamet?😊)