“civilization backup”

Mar 21, 2019 2:49 AM

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So that’s where all the MySpace data has gone.

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Disc 2: the Wikipedia entry for Sonic the Hedgehog.

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“Donna Noble has left the library”

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Asimov wrote a book series about this

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Imagine how crazy it would be if, on the way back, we find another library up there from 3 billion years ago

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Interesting fact, the 30-milion page library consist solely of Pornhub comments

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Are they putting one in the seedbank at Svalbard also? And if not, why not? Lack of space?

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The Foundation

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So... they're making STCs and sending them to Luna? https://pics.me.me/this-gets-me-harder-than-terminator-armor-31322694.png

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Wtf is this cup measurement? - aliens probably

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Yeah the moon, hide it in a crater because asteroids never strike twice

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But did they play Horizon Zero Dawn?

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It's just the APOLLO a.i.

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Nigga please, we ain't even willing to learn from our past mistakes right now. We ain't gonna do it then.

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We won't, but the cockroach men that rise up in our wake might.

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China’s going to find a previous one on the other side of the moon

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Intercept them on the way back to give them a good shake down to see if they found anything good.

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Good thinking.

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Doesn't that sound like a Neir:Automata plot?

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The moon seems like a practical place to keep somthing like that.

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Can't wait for aliens to find the Dewey decimal system in there and try to figure that shit out

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I some how doubt by the time we might need it, we'll be able to read the data on that disc, let alone remember that is there. Neat idea thou

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I wonder this about the great seed vault. When we need it, how the do we get to it? What if all authorized people die in a disaster?

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Don't worry, all civilization backups come pre-packaged with Rosetta Stone.

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Or even have the ability to get to the moon

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I think it talks a lot of ww2 but conveniently forgets the Palestinian conflict and annexation.

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Speculation.

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My thoughts exactly

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Spoiler: it's only erotic fanfiction

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And memes, don't forget the memes.

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It's called hentai, and it's art.

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But how do you play the disc? I never understood that part of these things.

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I know, right? So you include a disc player! How do you power it? Batteries die. We'll include a generator! Will they know how to use it?

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The one NASA launched had instructions on how to build a player, and I always thought, how the fuck do they read the instructions?

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there are probably a lot of pictures, and anyone who got to the damn moon should be able to figure it out.

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Let’s hope future humans are still using blu-ray in a hundred years time.

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I believe it's a physically etched disc meant to be viewed with a microscope. Similar to the Rosetta Disc.

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What if we go up and find an old copy from a civilization from the past?

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We already did, they are called monoliths and the last civilization left them all over earth, the moon, and mars.

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Proof?

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Yeah, they are called monoliths.

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Great idea. After we nuke ourselves back to the stone age, we can rebuild society. All we have to do is go to the Moon and pick up the DVD.

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As long as 2001: a space Odyssey is The first item, and it's all buried under a jet-black obelisk

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We need to put a copy of imgur up there. THAT would give those future archeologists something to read.

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I'm sure Israel was completely unbiased on which information was chosen, and how it was presented.

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Launch your own moon probe, salty ass goy.

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New Testament? Oh we didn't have room for that...

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I think any govt. would be bias, it's just kinda funny with Israel since if you criticize them in any capacity

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someone always pops up to associate you with a man that grew a funny mustache.

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"Hey it says here in big red letters "Palestine deserved everything it got times infinity no backsies""

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Perhaps you'd prefer the Turks, or the Chinese prepared the archive.

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Hey come on now, we're not so bad. We did invent gunpowder

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Well then, other countries can do the same with their chosen books.

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Apparently it's 25,000 books and a full copy of Wikipedia's contents - so essentially useless.

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It's nice that we can introduce another civilisation to pranks, even after we're long gone.

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...by fucking them up entirely, and leading them towards disaster, thanks to a couple of well-edited wikipedia articles.

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For the glory of mankind

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Glory to mankind

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So say we all.

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Cheeky bastards called it "Game of the YoRHa Edition."

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(nsfw)

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You want to **** 2B, don't you?

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Beat me to it in 4 hours

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Yessssssssssssssssss

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Fucking loved Nier 2

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And if civilization craps out, how do we get it?

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Exactly

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Hope it rebuilds itself and goes to the moon again in a couple thousand years

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There's a string attached to it.

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I still appreciate the attempt at a backup plan..

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It includes instructions on how to achieve space flight

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Wait till we rebuild, then go find the big black obelisk.

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Please. I'm sure man will walk on the moon for the first time in the next 6 billion years. That is, if you even believe in the moon.

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The moon is a giant hollow egg that births the reptilians that control the world.

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Imagine if humanity was all but wiped out and it became a legend that all of human history could be found on the moon

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That makes for a good plot

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More to the point- how would future civilizations that know nothing of ours read the disc?

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And how small is the print on it?

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I mean I assume it’s written in Hebrew, which this hypothetical future Civilization would have never encountered before.

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Assuming we follow the same path that led us here, we will attempt space flight. With the moon being the closet orbital object we would 1/2

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But if we get to the moon it's pretty safe to say we are going to keep going

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Yeah but I feel that one closer to home might be a benefit

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we have a lot of protected items on the earth for this already, this one is 'in case we fuck all those up' its there, if we can get it.

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Lack of microorganisms and water is good at preserving things.

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Plus it's a kind of "we were here" if catastrophe hits Earth.

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And what if the sun craps out

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There's pleeenty of time between now and then for Humanity to go extinct.

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We will be LOOONG dead by then.

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Earth will be engulfed by the sun as it enters its red giant phase long before the sun craps out.

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eventually travel there anf possibly find the information. Evolution is a revolving door

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But what about the password, and the 30 day free trial

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So say we all.

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Hundreds of millions of years of dinosaurs compared to hundreds of thousands of years of humans tells me otherwise

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"Holy fuck guys, we've apparently been here before!"

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Once we're able to get it, would we actually need it?

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Still stupid. A culture that has spaceflight doesn’t need the head start it could have gotten from the wisdom of prior ages.

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Not only can we still learn from our past, but it's not just about that, it's also about passing down our history.

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If there's just 1 book giving a warning about the Kardashian Virus, it will still save their race.

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They could skip ahead 50 years technologically. That's far from nothing.

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Or they could have left it on earth and skipped ahead 4000.

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If we follow the same path then reach the moon again, we won’t need the back-up.

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Because you travel the same path doesn't mean you re learn every bit of lost info. Vaccines, current advanced tech, agriculture were discove

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Red by chance

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Good premise for a sci-fi story

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The wheel weaves and myths become legends...

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"The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long -

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forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again." - Robert Jordan, The Wheel of Time. Is that what you were trying for?

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In one Age, called the Third Age by some. . .

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Maybe there is a "humanity" backup disc on Mars and we just haven't found it yet.

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Pretty likely actually.

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Maybe earth was the backup of the species and we're originally from mars.

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With mars being the first “earth”... that gives me chills, r/writing prompt

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"Welcome home"

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Is what we'll say to Opportunity.

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With a withered down undecipherable ", hope you didn't make a second Earth uninhabitable as a primary one."

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Hope you didn't fuck up your next planet like we did this one

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Should have put it on the moon, see we're learning from past mistakes already.

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But if we get that far again, we’ll have a new history of having learned what works or not and finding that will make us question so much

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Well, there's still plenty of mistakes we can make that would lead to civilizational reset, and we're on path for at least two of them.

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And what will those people think about aliens when they find stuff on the moon? What if we do? Or even mars?

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