Except that human life is causing many other species to be extinguished here on Earth so perhaps it would be better for the universe if humans would go extinct, in a gradual and humane way: see vhemt.org.
Re:Dissolving the Fermi Paradox
by userulluipeste on Wednesday May 19, 2021 @11:55AM
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vhemt.org = The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
I imagine that people attracted to this movement to either stay true to the "voluntary" aspect and pay with genetic demise for their mental susceptibility, or realize that their movement will be never manage to voluntarily attract the number of people necessary for movement's "success" and at some point look for more effective ways of achieving the said human extinction. Anyway, this is next level kind of awkward stuff.
Re:Dissolving the Fermi Paradox
by avery-dawn on Wednesday May 19, 2021 @05:47AM
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It would also mean humans are the only species that has potential to spread life throughout the stars. I agree with JohnJamesRambo that we should see how precious human lives are.
No specie on this planet can go extinct voluntarily that's not how Biology works. Life on Earth is exactly opposite meaning survival, reproduction and evolution as core rules.
This is very sobering to read if true. It’s all on us. Life is even more precious than we thought and every human life extinguished even more of a loss to the universe. If we could only band together and see this.