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If we discover the means to travel faster than light, but researching and developing the technology means that the Earth is destroyed in just a few decades, should the technology still be pursued?

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If we discover the means to travel faster than light, but researching and developing the technology means that the Earth is destroyed in just a few decades, should the technology still be pursued?

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Asklemmy · 1 year ago

Edit: A bunch of yall don’t seem to grasp the concept of a theoretical question

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Not if we hit it with a high velocity large mass!

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