@Debby
Yes, summing it all up is what we would like to achieve.
But I expect that it will be a few more million years yet before we can finally sum it all up.
That's if we survive of course...Might be left to an AI to sum it all up.
Yes, summing it all up is what we would like to achieve.
But I expect that it will be a few more million years yet before we can finally sum it all up.
That's if we survive of course...Might be left to an AI to sum it all up.
AI cannot handle spiritual faith. And faith alone can save mankind.
Well, whether or not "mankind" can escape it's earthly prison remains to be seen...Perhaps AI stands a better chance.
Organic data processing units are very fragile, and also prone to selfish stupidity.
It has yet to be proven that AI is superior than higher intelligence.
Evolution will out.
But yes, will first contact be a techno-message or a blob of organic goo in a spaceship.
Space research is an attempt to to discover what has already been created.
Understand what has been created, and perhaps discover new things to understand...And thus promote intellectual evolution within the context of universal evolution.
All the Jesus miracles happened on earth. Looking out for more miracles in outer space requires a higher conviction.
Yes, all the European fantasy bible tales based upon Middle Eastern folk tales were obviously compiled "on earth" generally by men...You are stating the obvious.
Whereas truly seeking to understand the mysteries of the wider universe requires scientific conviction rather than miraculous expectation.
It's the generally disinterested with better things to do, that will readily accept twaddle without real evidence...But OK, some do take it more seriously, which is fine if they do it peacefully...But there's certainly no guarantee of that.
Scientists believe life started with the amoeba. They are further from salvation than the amoebas they praise.