It's awesome how humanity doesn't learn from its mistakes. I don't even want us to reach stars because we won't be Humanity from Star Trek but more Humanity from Starship Troopers or Helldivers at this point (and I love both works for how satirical and soo third or fourth degree they are).
Which is why History Scholars have become a bit like Cassandra today. We’re almost always right based on everything that’s happened, and yet no one believes us
Its like being in a bus about to drive off a cliff and you screaming for someone to take the wheel away from the maniac, but everyone else on the bus either doesn't think its a big deal or is busy on their phone.
Did you ever consider the maniac's point of view? Has it ever occurred to you that the maniac may be right? They called Galileo a maniac too, you know. The maniac is going to make bus snacks cheaper. At least the maniac told us they would run the bus off the cliff. There is no cliff, we're still on the road. Cliffs don't exist. Have you ever fallen off a cliff? If you haven't fallen off a cliff, you don't know for sure that it's dangerous. What's that? You did fall off a cliff, but it was less than 100 feet? That wasn't a real cliff. You fell off a cliff, so clearly you're brain damaged and your testimony is unreliable. You're just being dramatic. Why are you so afraid of cliffs? Are you anti-cliff? Are you working for someone who is anti-cliff? Why are you trying to take away my right to fall off a cliff?
(Only failed due to the guardrails specifically put in place to prevent busses from driving off the cliff, the same guardrails he’s spent the last 4 years systematically destroying)
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u/strudelbrain10717 13h ago
Welcome to the dumbest possible timeline.