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A very specific reaction.

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When you spend 3000 years in hypersleep travelling to a distant star only to wake up at the destination and be greeted by a full human civilisation because they invented a faster spaceship 50 years after you left. [photo of Jim (James Duncan) Halpert is in the US version of the television sitcom The Office, portrayed by John Krasinski making a resigned grimace as Jim is prone to do]
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in reply to David August

silverwizard
silverwizard
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@David August This is the best part of being on the first ship

All the glory, none of the work

@David August
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Jonathan Lamothe
Jonathan Lamothe
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@silverwizard Weirdly, in high school, I was "Ian's brother".

Or at least I was in OAC (when he started grade 9). Before that, I was that weird guy in the corner with the laptop.

@silverwizard
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hackbyte (friendica) 13HB1
hackbyte (friendica) 13HB1
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First: I wouldn't have started the journey as a biological being from the get to but would have waited for the introdus to travel as a multiredundant ai.

Second: IF i would have to travel as a cryogenic conserved corpse. I would have designed some sort of semi-intelligent agent who is able to research and confirm if the newly found civilisation has the technical ability to give me the introdus right away.....

And Third: If there's still no introdus available, i would just speed along and take the journey to the next best system. ;)

.oO( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diaspora… ;))

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Hypolite Petovan
Hypolite Petovan
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@hackbyte (friendica) Of course you would have thought of all the eventualities, I’m pretty sure the Apollo program folks did, too! 😛
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