niknok850
niknok850 t1_jc97xnl wrote
Reply to If the universe goes for forever, will every event repeat itself? Or is it been happening? by EmbarrassedFriend693
Very smart physicists and mathematicians posit that even if the universe is very big and not even ‘infinite’, there may be multiple copies just like us out there right now.
I do think the Eternal Return is more probable than not. There can only be something rather than nothing. And ‘something’ repeats. Forever.
To counter those saying ‘Infinity need not overlap’. True. But universes are closed sets that operate via natural laws. They may vary universe-to-universe, but this fact means universes aren’t simply ‘random values’.
Yes, I’m certain it repeats. In fact, I’m hopeful to live this life over again. Or, perhaps on repeat, but with small variations.
niknok850 t1_jc9710n wrote
Reply to comment by StarChild413 in What are some jobs that AI cannot take? by Draconic_Flame
It could be a ‘live, original digital holographic show’ with synthetic AI digital avatars. Each show could be unique and tailored to feedback based on that audience’s reactions.
niknok850 t1_jc96rvv wrote
Archaeologist is a job that will be impossible for AI. At least until they have physical bodies and human-equivalent intelligence. In the US, it’s a job in very high demand the next decade.
niknok850 t1_j9wxu2z wrote
My DNA is finally going to the moon on a Vulcan rocket. Astrobiotic Moon Lander. It was delayed through Covid. I live in Florida and hopefully will have a chance to watch it lift off!
niknok850 t1_j52j82h wrote
Reply to Ancient humans and their early depictions of the universe: “It is no exaggeration to say that astronomy has existed as an exact science for more than five millennia,” writes the late science historian John North. by clayt6
Describing the night sky or seasons is not astronomy. Yes, ancient peoples were often far more intelligent than we give them credit for. But it’s unnecessary to say they had all of astronomy figured out back then.
niknok850 t1_j2upjdm wrote
Reply to Your favorite series about AI? by DJswipeleft
Battlestar Galactica! (2004 series)
niknok850 t1_j21i7p0 wrote
All I know is Spongebob said everything will be chrome in the future.
niknok850 t1_j1ks4p8 wrote
I think Eternal Return with variation is a distinct possibility. There may be infinite lives in which you don’t have the anxieties you experience now.
niknok850 t1_j0nauqw wrote
Reply to What are the jobs of the not so far future where AI doesn everything humans do but better, faster an cheaper? by Absolutelynobody54
I went into Archaeology recently because it’s largely AI-proof work. At least for the time I need the job! (Next 40 years).
niknok850 t1_jdfou1i wrote
Reply to I am 27 years old! Am I missing out on being an astronomer? by [deleted]
I’m 42 and just starting my dream career now. No, you’re most definitely not too old.