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mrpresit’s such a far fetched question, that it almost doesn’t matter
its not about whether this will ever happen which if it does i doubt it will be in our lifetime but more of a thought experiment of how such situation would go down
is there EVER a point where we are able to defend from an alien invasion
thats a good interesting question but a very different one
We’re also talking like many many many years in the future when we could do this.
Thats why I mention no timeframe, my question is based on whenever the conditions I mention are met, not about how things are today which isnt nearly any good to get to that point
pretty good place technology wise to defend ourselves
Maybe but it would be hubris to assume if an advanced civilization capable to travel to other planets would be totally defenseless from us
Once you wiped your ass with dark chocolate then proceeding to try removing it by wiping with the toilet paper I bet you’d see some face expression of surprise
I meant them colonizing our planets and do whatever to us (maybe experiments or something else they’d need since all the labor would be sustainable by AI itself)
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Close Encounters - lemm.ee
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solid recommendations roundcube is goat
Would having aliases be a good way to bypass when a website denies your emails from your domain (which is known occurrence for who self-hosts their own email system)?
Anyone wondering what they have in common: EU (i know its not the same as EEA, there are countries like Iceland non-member of EU but part of EEA and they have their own GDPR through their own Private Act) has GDPR, Japan has APPI, UK has UK-GDPR, Switzerland has FADP
Whats intriguing is that Canada has DCIA and Brazil has LGPD and I don’t see it being mentioned to be turned off by default in either countries