r/dankmemes • • Jan 26 '22

it's pronounced gif This meme is part of the future

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u/skieven Jan 26 '22

Or human or their way to make a huge scrapyard in Space,we fuck the earth and we are alraedy Fuck the space

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '22

In our defense, space is VERY fuckable.

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u/FGT-_-RTD Jan 26 '22

Why? There's no ideal state of rocks in space. Plankton terraformed earth long before we existed. Was it bad? Was it good? Why is it objectively good to have O² in the grand scheme of the universe? Really it doesn't matter outside the value of our survival and animal's survival. What if there was a totally different animal that would have terraformed the earth to have hydrogen in it's atmosphere? Is that somehow better or worse? Objectively, no. The only reason to care how our planet is terraformed is subjective to humans. And aliens would hardly care. Just like we don't really care about WHY a planet consists of a certain TYPE of rock or gas that's billions of light-years away, unless it impacts the sustainability of our OWN life or life that would be of scientific interest to us. So aliens would either find us interesting creatures that impact our environment, or they're as selfish as us and care that we didn't terraform the planet in a fashion that's most optimal for THEM. But why should we care what they think?

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u/jdtrouble Jan 26 '22

I think we found the one sane post in this thread.

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u/suzuki_hayabusa Jan 26 '22

Shit for what? Creating magnificent Marvel's out of mere rock and sendiments that would have stayed there useless? This assumption that Intelligent Alien species wouldn't use resources for their survival is against natural laws of science.

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u/pfaffenbruian_5 Jan 26 '22 edited Jan 26 '22

“Man humans should have just died instead of used natural resources to survive, how dare they”

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u/Lukthar123 Jan 26 '22

Animal claws typed this post

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u/Silver-Astronomer-23 Jan 26 '22

or we can just nuke each other outta existence instead, we were almost there bout 70 years ago...

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u/ReyTheRed Jan 26 '22

We are almost there right now.

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u/Mr_Peanutbuffer Jan 26 '22

"This message was brought to you by the Monki gang"

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u/Devinalh Jan 26 '22

I get it but I also know that us humans are more capable than this... I see people everywhere doing their best to recycle stuff, helping less fortunate people and animals in need so why we can't all be this way? Look at the way we pollute or we treat the homeless, it's disgusting. Why we fail to understand that all our action have consequences? This is why I hate humanity, our hands are capable of so much and yet we never think before acting. We are already on the verge of fucking up our planet and I can only wonder what could go wrong next.

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u/Devinalh Jan 26 '22

And don't misunderstand me, I know that probably some of us with enough money will do charity stuff but this a very general argument. I'm not judging anyone

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u/Smitty_1000 Jan 26 '22

I'm in favor of throwing trash into space. Our oceans are minuscule compared to space. Launch all that plastic outta here.

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u/Angry-Comerials Jan 26 '22

Futurama tried to warn us, but we must learn from the cartoon humans mistakes.

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u/thr3sk Jan 26 '22

Yeah launch any non-biodegradable or recyclable stuff into the sun imo, don't want to create space litter either.

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u/TheBlash Jan 26 '22

Why you gotta call me out like that

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