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• External threats
  External threats:
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• Questions
  ...at information can be gained from the fact that it did survive the various threats? Which threats may exist that are [[Events beyond control|beyond control]] of any civiliza
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• Conditions of sustainable civilizations
  * Lasting civilizations manage to avert destruction by [[external threats]] (e.g., asteroids, averse climates, reversal of magnetic poles). This woul ...isations manage to survive [[existential risks | internal]] and [[external threats]] that are beyond its control (resilience) and reach [[existential security
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• Coexistence of different civilizations on this planet for millions of generations
  Any single [[civilization]] would be susceptible to threats. When it collapsed, there would be no back-up. If easily accessible resourc
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• Ways to preserve ideas
  ...08, create back-up by spreading into space. Moon or Mars would do for most threats. Then after collapse someone can come back and reinfect the new civilizatio
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• Existential risks
  = [[External threats]] = ...he Moon or Mars would create a backup against some of these remote natural threats, but it won’t protect against our own folly – a far bigger danger.
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• Actions to be taken to achieve a sustainable civilization
  ...y closer to achieving a [[sustainable]] [[civilization]] and it seems that threats such as global warming, extinction of species and consumption of resources
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• Why the far future matters
  ...he Moon or Mars would create a backup against some of these remote natural threats, but it won’t protect against our own folly – a far bigger danger. There might be even worse threats than our conflicts, risks that could plausibly kill not just most, but ever
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• Milliongenerations:Presentation 15 Jun 2011 at LongNow Brussels
  ...be all right. But unless there are automatic mechanisms, that is unlikely. Threats like finite resources or conflict certainly exist. So as long as we don't k ...ease the chances that useful knowledge remains available (and mitigate the threats posed by knowledge itself).
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• Milliongenerations:Motivation
  ...dge was lost. Most who think about it, seem to believe that there are many threats to civilization or even that our continued existence as a species is anythi
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• Related topics
  ...ging technologies in the life sciences and suggests measures to reduce the threats. A general expectation of an ultimate end attributed to [[external threats|external causes]] such as fate or God is a part of many traditions, though
  110 KB (16,468 words) - 00:15, 17 November 2023