Michio Kaku 3 types of Civilizations

Michio Kaku describes 3 types of Civilizations

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[Mider999]

Imbicile, you have 0 IQ

[Andrea Caccese]

I don't think it would be a horrible culture: He mentioned american stuff but even now, everybody knows what sushi is for example, or spaghetti or many things from all over the place. Consider that this will still be "background" culture, and, like today, it's up to the individual to build their own education and make their own choices :-) - Most about being opposed to this "new culture" is because these grups maintain power and status quo based on the current situation

[kevkev3ou]

Not only are you an absolute racist, but this is also one of the world's top scientists.

[suciosguild]

... the current mars rover. has found clues that there was water on mars. jupiter's moon europa has a thin layer of oxygen and huge ice sheets ... there are 3 places so far that do or have the potential to give life a chance... and thats just our solar system... 1 star... in a ocean of stars. . ...commonnnn. aliens :D

[Anon Noman]

PS: That we have not seen evidence of Type 1,2,or 3 civilization in our SETI program, is not conclusive evidence that we are alone, or that advanced civilizations are few in number. We may simply be extrapolating into the future our primitive values of progressive materialism and consumerism, when in fact, that assumption is false. Indeed thinking that way may be a reason for civilizations to fail, in war and ecological collapse.

[Anon Noman]

There are +ve/-ve aspects to the transition from type 0 to type 1 civilization on the Kardeshev scale. If a civilization choose not to go that way, it does not necessarily mean those civilizations "failed", that assumes a value system that fails/passes a civilization on the basis of energy consumption. Likewise, it is not necessarily so that a civilization that does not make the transition is doomed to extinction. Significant and advanced civilizations need not be based on such an assumption.

[darkroxas789]

hahaha gotta admit it, i loled

[Andrea Caccese]

its not that we forget it, I think people's simply too lazy: If you only wanted, you could, for instance, find out how to build an electric guitar simply with an internet connection and a little bit of patience...but very few people do these kind of things. So in a way, I believe that the culture as in all entertainment, religious political and technical developments is widely available these days...problem is - we are a lazy generation, too used to have it all served on our plates, my 2cents!

[chrisstevensjunior]

Star Wars so yes :)

[darrinstampe]

I guess we will have to find out in the next hundred years or so.

[hyugakaruto]

he is my idol <3

[Urketadic]

can type 3 civilization move to other galaxys