/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11346081

I expect we'll still be working on getting permanent settled anywhere in space. Cancer will be cured through gene editing, but be prohibitively expensive for the average person. Cars will be 99% automated, but still have drivers at the wheel for the simple fact of liability. There will have been no population crisis or job automation crisis, people just move towards "micro-jobs." Retards like >>11337163 will still manage to convince themselves they stand on the precipice of apocalypse, exactly like every other pessimist in history. We solve our big problems and our small problems become the big problems of the next generation.

>>8106229
The shots from Rosetta were fantastic too

>>7771414
I thought ethics/politics was applied philosphy