# 1 Goal For Humankind

[Wyrd of Gawd]

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Probably the only way we'd be able to move from this planet to another hospitable one is reproducing on the way. Basically make it so our decedents will eventually reach New Earth, as the people who originally embarked will have died long before.

Very interesting.. kind of like a Wall-e type thing.. makes sense.

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If all of humanity was equal would it really make things better or would it make things a lot worse? It might be worthwhile to strive for equality but it could be a disaster if it was ever reached.

Even in the end if equality is achieved.. hate will never die. Someone will always find something to hate.. sad but true

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There needs to be three teams working on three different things.
1- Unlocking the secret to immortality. This includes stopping aging, cloning yourself so if you are killed or your body is damaged your last mental backup can be transferred to the clone.
2- Developing faster than light travel so all these immortal people will have somewhere to live. We could populate the galaxy.
3- Developing an endless energy source that costs nothing to maintain.

Very good points.. all of this doesn't seem very achievable here on earth though. I think that someday we will find the key to immortality.. wether it be a suit that can maintain us in a kind of.. cryogenic state keeping all our organs young and fresh. Or just biology.. pumping let's say "primordial ooze" into our veins or something. (ninja turtle reference btw!)

I think spreading ourselves through the galaxy is extremely important.. we'd be the aliens invading other planets! muwhahaha.. but you know in a non evil kind of way.

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I wasn't thinking about hate. I was more concerned about indifference. If everyone was equal (same education, civil and human rights, access to everything) then why would anyone show empathy to someone who failed to get it?

In America we have free public education through the 12th grade. It was designed to educate kids to learn enough to get jobs (last century, not so much this century). We can get food and clothes anywhere without restrictions. Housing is still a problem and so is access to certain occupations.

Now suppose everyone is fully equal. Would you have any empathy or charity for someone who didn't get his share on his own? After all, he's equal to you and you got yours so he should have got his as well.

It would be an entirely new world that might make people more intolerant of others.