RockBottomthe wall street journal today literally asking "but what do dead kids mean for the GDP?"
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AnafabulaIt’s very unlikely that a galaxy collision would meaningfully affect anything for us except our view of the night sky (over millions of years).
Well over the course of the collision, Earth could get ejected from the galaxy. But also the collision is predicted to occur nearly 10 billion years from now so the sun would have already consumed the planet.
I believe in a star trek future that lasts billions of years. I mean hopefully we’re exploring other galaxies at that point, but if we’re still only galactic, losing the cradle of humanity would be devastating