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• External threats
  External threats:
  17 bytes (2 words) - 00:29, 18 November 2009
• 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
  3 KB (362 words) - 23:55, 16 November 2023
• 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
  7 KB (1,091 words) - 07:05, 16 August 2013
• 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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• 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