“Dark humour is like food, not everyone gets it”. That line has several layers seriously deep meaning 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@aatsiii

Жыл бұрын

I almost spat my drink haha

@stevenbarden8466

Жыл бұрын

Meh

@nlsr29

Жыл бұрын

It only has the 2 layers, bud, it was just a very well executed joke by someone who nailed the wordplay.

@wk8219

Жыл бұрын

Literally laughed out loud for a full minute after that one.

@kcflick6132

Жыл бұрын

I don't get it, and I'm hugery

"Indeed a hive world without giant mutant rats is no hive world at all" How profound.

@seriousmaran9414

Жыл бұрын

Also needs cannibal human mutants somewhere.

@leesnyder9144

Жыл бұрын

@@seriousmaran9414 bred and kept as pets by the rats no doubt

@MrKIMBO345

Жыл бұрын

That is New York City.

@Fooney1

Жыл бұрын

@@MrKIMBO345 ran by demorats

@Mate397

Жыл бұрын

"Giant ratmen are not real, citizen!" - Imperial Inquisitor

"Dark humor is like food, not everyone gets it." - Commisar Isaac Arthur. Yet another insightful look at a common sci-fi trope. The sheer scale is simbly mind-boggling.

In the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, there are no Isaac Arthur videos.

@mill2712

Жыл бұрын

Yeah there are but they're just hidden in the emperor's palace.

@mando686

Жыл бұрын

@@mill2712 Nope, they would be hidden away on Mars by the Adeptus Mechanicus and closely guarded by the God Engines of the Legio Ignatum.

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

It's true, they were sealed by the Ordo Chronos in M37, though some say copies are available still in the Tower of the Hegemon and various radical Forgeworlds :)

@cosmictreason2242

Жыл бұрын

The true reason the inquisition and mechanicum are looking for STCs is so they can stream KZread videos from a cloud archive containing SFIA and recover archaeotech

"Seas of liquid fat, or icebergs of it, might actually make more sense for calorie storage-" Shit like this is why i'm still subscribed after all these years

“And with all the other wasted food going into the garbage, you can have entire Hunter gatherer civilizations living in some adnormous landfill, gathering garbage like they were nuts and berries, gathering mushroom, fighting cyber seagulls for the detritus.” I don’t know sounds like the average Freegan Newyorker.

What are we eating today? Corpse starch. What are we eating tomorrow? Soylens Viridians. What did we eat yesterday? Grandpa Thomas.

"Your typical human corpse contains enough calories to feed a person for two months. This is a non-trivial dietary supplement. If a typical person lives for 70 years, then a city of a billion people could support 2.4million dedicated cannibals." You make me fall in love with math all over again.

@AbuHajarAlBugatti

Жыл бұрын

Still bad math. Totally forgetting birthrate

It's something different but the video reminded me of the "Blame!" Manga (misnomer because there's no "m" katakana). It's a civilization that has achieved technological singularity and the singularity is in charge of managing everything, at some point the singularity malfunctions and lets all its subordinate AIs just do whatever they were doing but without further instructions, so they just keep building living space... more and more and more for tens of thousands of years. The manga takes place at a time where the structure they've built has enclosed the space from the sun up to at least Jupiter, but probably far beyond that. The AIs disassembled everything they came across, all planets, comets, asteroids, etc. to build more living space that becomes increasingly bizarre as the AIs start to fail and malfunction. It's a really nice and depressing setting

@isuckatusernames4297

Жыл бұрын

also giant robots get introduced and killed almost instantly. the story feels kinda non sensical. but the quality of the drawing is really impressive

@insu_na

Жыл бұрын

@@isuckatusernames4297 agreed. the story is meh, but I absolute love the atmosphere the drawings evoke

"But as many the administrator of a hive city can tell you, Dark humor is like food… not everyone gets it." Love that line!

Having just graduated my college for early childhood pedagogy it is kinda surreal to hear you randomly congratulating me, but thank you. And it's nice to see you picking sponsors with a seemingly positive impact on the world.

What a fitting Mother’s Day tribute! Hail the Hive Queen!

@Mate397

Жыл бұрын

And to follow that up: "The only good bug is a dead bug."

@AnimeSunglasses

Жыл бұрын

_Stares suspiciously in Ordo Xenos_

"In the bright luminescence of the far future.... there is only post-scarcity"

@nickkorkodylas5005

Жыл бұрын

We can make it happen! All we need to do is purge the mutant, the witch and the alien!

@chickenusgoddus464

Жыл бұрын

​​@@nickkorkodylas5005 for the god emperor! His light will guide us to post-scarcity

@cosmictreason2242

Жыл бұрын

Post scarcity is all relative. We’re nearly post scarcity with regard to basic textile and foodstuffs (not so higher quality), and water, as can be seen by the fact that these things are frequently given out for free. I think that’s a good metric for determining when you’re practically post scarcity or nearing it: if everybody has access to it or if you can get it for nearly free or nearly no effort. As you go into the future, it’s likely that handheld electronics will become standardized and essentially post scarcity, probably in the next century. Transportation is going to be limited by space constraints so while it’s conceivable that cars could become free for all on earth, vehicles to go to space or travel the solar system will be the new frontier of scarcity. And so on

I love how your opening line describing a completely hypothetical sci-fi future also adequately describes parts of modern society.

@CharliMorganMusic

Жыл бұрын

I mean, if you live in Dubai, yeah, but I can't think of many places like this that aren't deserts with princes as heads of state.

You've been on a warhammer40k-kick lately and I love it.

@HeIsAnAli

Жыл бұрын

You mean a "Warhammer 40Kick?"

@devinward461

Ай бұрын

It's a rare example of a sci-fi setting that really shows off the massive scale of space

The book of the new sun was one of the most series I've ever read. It balances on the knife's edge of Sci-fi and Fantasy and rocks wildly between "This writing is amazing" and "I can never recommend this book to anyone I know". I'm glad I finished it.

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I gather it's in the Malazan+ tier of great but hard to read book series

@SilentSalad

Жыл бұрын

@@isaacarthurSFIA I only ever read the first few chapters of Malazan and the sheer force of the imagery was winding.

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

@@SilentSalad Yup, our chief SFIA mod over on facebook loves the series and has been encouraging me to retry it for years, I typically give the audiobooks a new shot about once a year too, it's clearly a great series but it's a daunting one. Took me a decade to do Wolfe for that matter.

@InquisitorMatthewAshcraft

Жыл бұрын

​@@isaacarthurSFIA 20:52 And I thought I had it hard, being an inquisitor married to a sister of battle 😮

Next episode: Forge World 😘

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

I am seriously condiering it, I suppose we'll see how today's episode goes :)

@j7...

Жыл бұрын

@@isaacarthurSFIA nono dear Isaac you don't need to wait, just start the preparation already 😂

@EndTheLifeOfConservatives

Жыл бұрын

@@isaacarthurSFIA as a 40k nerd and sfia fan since subtitles, I say do it :3 It can never hurt to add more pop culture , that’s how I got into science (ghost in the shell anime). That or do a second channel JUST for pop culture science stuff where you could also do shorter videos and even get the kids to help eventually while showing everyone at any age can love science; even if it’s just pop culture science

@mats8375

Жыл бұрын

​@@isaacarthurSFIA If you're considering it, please also consider computing worlds. Hidden in eternal shade when life exists only in cyberspace. You once made an episode about Titan pointing to the moon as a possible industrial or computing hub. You can explore two ways of Titan's development: forge world or digital empire.

@Winter_Of_Civilisation

Жыл бұрын

@@isaacarthurSFIA your narration style is perfect for 40K videos!!!

In futurama they built the city on top of literal ruins that are still accessible but deserted.

@Z4RD4N34

Жыл бұрын

Human mutants lived there.

@njalsand133

Жыл бұрын

A literal city mountain

Now i wanna hear about paradise worlds!

@InquisitorMatthewAshcraft

Жыл бұрын

They're overrated, honestly. Unless you're into slanessh vibes😅

Channel motto: The future is an awesome place to live Topic: Warhammer40 Hive planets This is going to be fun

@nickkorkodylas5005

Жыл бұрын

Isaac misses his military days going around and BLAMing cowardly defectors.

love how enthusiastically you say 'have a great week' at the end. ppl usually just throw these things at you but one can tell when the other person means it. so thanks, you have yourself a great week too : )

Dope!! 40k and you are like a perfect match. Thanks!

I just want to mention this, but one of the best examples of a broken megalopolis is Girl’s Last Tour Anime/Manga. The premise and story are amazing, but they revolve around an absolutely stunning world, and I can’t recommend checking it out more. Seriously, Blame! Vibes all around.

@IRMentat

Жыл бұрын

Nice recommend. Looks good during a quick skim. I’d also recommend Blame and the nausicaa (of the valley of the wind) manga as they both feature people living way down the line on top of ageing civilisations. Nausicaa more open word than give but still compelling.

The manga "Blame!" takes the hive world idea and inverts certain key aspects of it. Here, you have a solar system sized megastructure city that, despite its vast size, is almost entirely empty. The city was originally much smaller and its construction was immensely aided by robotic constructs who were originally dedicated to helping humanity, however at some point, a terrorist group infected the robots with a virus that caused them to view humans as threats that are to be destroyed on sight. Without instruction, the robots have been left to continue building the mega city - endlessly, aimlessly. Some stairwells would take years to climb to the top of. It's estimated that the structure extends all the way to the orbit of Jupiter, with every inch of it dense with architecture that goes nowhere and serves no purpose. Yet despite its immense size, the most haunting aspect is that it's almost devoid of life. In a sense, it's almosy an "anti-hive world", and worth a look for anyone who enjoys dystopian future settings.

A Hive City the size of Qatar could hold 200 million people if each person had 50m2 of space. A Hive City at least 28km high with Hive Primus could hold tens of billions of people and still have room for food and vertical farms

@federationprime

Жыл бұрын

Necromunda's hive cities are absolutely enormous, I just wish we had more novels showing off the logistics of daily life in hive cities.

@AbuHajarAlBugatti

Жыл бұрын

Billions is still just unrealistic

Large walkable buildings/structures always gave me a comfy feeling of being deep into the "womb" of civilization for a lack of putting it into the right words, of course sadly only on rare occasions you can experience this with a pleasantly corresponding environment and interior design. I often think of the Citadel from Mass Effect as one good example or most Cyberpunk inspired architecture and Akira of course. Anyways, great video, thanks!

@owenbelezos8369

11 ай бұрын

unfortunately, in America we live with urban planning so spread out and isolating that you'll only meet your closest neighbor once a month if your lucky. and the closest essential resources can be multiple miles away.

Very interesting. Looking forward on your video on "one man army" theme Isaac.

I think the best way to visualise a Hive City is to imagine a 1,000 Detroits stacked on top of each other, expanded out to cover an entire planet, only with less poverty and crime than the actual Detroit.

I call mine ‘Gajapolis’, a portmanteau of Gaja (Which is the Titan of the Planet in Greek Myth) and Polis which is also Greek for City. But 80% of my inspiration comes from”Okay but what if 40k, but not grimdark.” 😂🎉

@PyrusFlameborn

Жыл бұрын

"What if 40K but not Grimdark" Wouldn't that be the time period that the Imperium calls the Dark Age of Technology?

@twenty-fifth420

Жыл бұрын

@@PyrusFlameborn Yes, technically also called the Golden Age of Technology. It is a matter of perspective. But the gist was it ended because of AI apocalypse.

@kirtmanwaring3629

Жыл бұрын

​@@twenty-fifth420 Certainly a matter of prospective. Just ask the Eldar.

@Madhijz

Жыл бұрын

Noble Bright?

@Reaper08

Жыл бұрын

@@twenty-fifth420 What does Dark Age mean in Warhammer 40k since we use it to describe the early medieval era in Europe it means we have little knowledge of the era due to the lack of sources?

Dark humor is like food. _Delicious._

You are a great inspiration Mr. Arthur. Thank you for your armed service and for SFIA.

@sidesw1pe

Жыл бұрын

^you’re

@sidesw1pe

Жыл бұрын

@@jedimasterted4712 That’s how it is used; since you understand that, you should have no reason to refuse my correction 🙂

@jedimasterted4712

Жыл бұрын

@@sidesw1pe I stand corrected. In my defense though I thought, upon my initial re-read, you were referencing the second your. Actually pretty funny. So this is what crow taste like, ugh, kinda bitter. Lol

@sidesw1pe

Жыл бұрын

@@jedimasterted4712 🙃

Twenty-four minutes in and we're at the 'talking seriously about the utility of strategic lard reserves' stage. Pure Isaac Arthur that.

It's easy to imagine how planet other than Earth can become a Hive: 1) imagine planet that is like Earth before life appeared; 2) initial wave of settlers need to bring only algae and bacteria to make it hospitable for life - eventually; No planetary-engineering required; 3) meanwhile settlers would be living in closed space; possibly for generations while planet become more and more hospitable to life; 4) however since there is no "wild" "nature" to be concerned about all the land would be used for farming activity (first and for quite a while - under some sealed greenhouses); 5) there is nothing particularly bad about living in well designed and enclosed city - especially when outside is basically desert, sterile saline ocean and toxic fumes here and there, mixed with sealed greenhouses and aquariums; 6) eventually as population grows and grows entire planet will become one big farmland with crops and farm animals spread around the planet to be better suited for its different climate zones, as well as have at least some biodiversity for redundancy in case some virus or other crop/livestock threatening pathogen happens, while population will be living in several extremely densely populated cities 7) also since bioshpere of such world is entirely artificial, it would be possible to keep concentration of gasses like CO2 at levels most productive for farming and that is 5-10 times higher than that on modern Earth; 8) finally as population grows some planetary engineering would be required, like changing direction of rivers so that they would bring water to more arid areas, making artificial lakes / flooding lowlands with seawater to make more hospitable local climate (like hypothetical project of flooding center of Australia to create a large saline lake - inner sea - to have a lot more biomass around it) and so on. Honestly that sounds like that could be a pretty good place to live in.

About heat dissipation in large cities... London subway uses the surrounding soil as a heat sink, as operating the trains generates a lot of heat that need to be managed to keep the tunnels useable. After a century of operation, the soil reached its maximum heat capacity and its a concern during the real hot days.

@skipperg4436

Жыл бұрын

Funny, that should be an easy fix: to switch into regenerative braking. Or at least resistor one...

What a dystopian nightmare. I just hope humanity will find a way to live in small towns amidst nature, rather than concrete and tarmac.

@mill2712

Жыл бұрын

At least on earth.

@MrNote-lz7lh

Жыл бұрын

@@mill2712 Personally I agree that we should turn earth into a nature preserve. But why stop at just earth? Why not build wilderness habitats in O'Neill cylinders? And why do you think humanity should live intermingled with nature? I am sure there would be such cities that have that aesthetic, but actually living admist nature would be hell. Dying of dysentery and getting eaten alive by animals isn't as great as you may think.

Ok, I expected something different when reading "Hive Worlds". I have a hive world in a current WIP and was hoping to get some info on the topic, but mine is not dystopian nor does it feature humans. It's a planet inhabited by naturally occuring machines that work together like colonial organisms (e.g. Siphonophores) or maybe like eusocial insects. Now I have to see whether there is a video about creatures like this.

@shorewall

Жыл бұрын

I would recommend his video on ecology of the void.

Great job. Orbital Rings and orbital plates are great ways to sidestep any transportation issues. Have a great weekend.

I honestly never equated give world with dystopian mega city… I thought this would be about sociology and humans adapting more from Ant/Bee/Termite societies.

2:54 Nice Choice of Mega City One pictures. This had been one of my favorites.

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, to me its reminiscent of Gene Ha's artwork from the Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix set in a very dystopian 40th century, that rounded metallic building look, I'm not sure if Taylor was inspired by Ha or vice-versa or someone else but it's very nice style.

It's scary to think that we may be living in the best age of humanity for individuals. After all the dangers of nature, before all the horrors of man.

It's funny to me that 40k is one of the wackiest and most fantastical sci-fi franchises out there, but they actually capture the sheer scale of a galaxy-spanning civilization pretty well. An average hive world in 40k has something like 50 billion people living in each hive, with 10+ hives across the planet. I think the biggest of them house over two trillion, which seems reasonable to support with the level of technology they have. Meanwhile George R R Martin is pretty well regarded for writing more grounded-in-reality fantasy stories, but one of his earlier sci-fi works tells the story of a spacefaring civilization that is somehow facing a massive overpopulation crisis with around 10 billion people, struggling with food shortages despite having their entire moon terraformed and used for agriculture. Just interesting how far apart the two extremes are.

@shorewall

Жыл бұрын

The human mind isn't good with big numbers, so the exaggerated version is closer to reality, and the grounded version is close to parody.

@laresilience5829

Жыл бұрын

G r r martin a not so smart good writer

Guess this sundays snack will be Corpse starch

If a mile-long ship of arrives every day carrying food, I imagine it or another similarly-sized ship leaves every day with, er, "night soil"? That itself might become a problem during a seige, though as the food supply is consumed that space can be put to use for storage of food's waste product.

@spaceman081447

Жыл бұрын

Why would "night soil" be shipped out? It can obviously be used as fertilizer for crops, as fuel, and as feedstock for many chemical processes.

@barryon8706

Жыл бұрын

@@spaceman081447 To avoid depleting the soil where the food is coming from.

@spaceman081447

Жыл бұрын

@@barryon8706 I don't understand. Please explain.

@barryon8706

Жыл бұрын

@@spaceman081447 minerals, nitrogen, and other nutrition plants need can be depleted by growing crops on the same land year after year without some kind of fertilizer or other soil treatment.

I’ve been waiting for this all my life. Thank you.

This isn't the Mother's Day content I was expecting.

@annoyed707

Жыл бұрын

This is Mother Of All Day content.

For the glory of The Emperor a new Isaac Arthur episode has been delivered to the undeserving.

@Sombre_gd

Жыл бұрын

Praise the Omnissiah!

@HeIsAnAli

Жыл бұрын

_Loyalty is its own reward._

I’ve been catching these episodes early on Nebula lately but always come back here to read the comments. Too bad you can’t also comment there.

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

Its on the long list of planned features :)

Some Chinese researchers figured out how to synthesize starches from scratch, with vastly more energy efficiency then plants. Other researchers also figured out they can get plants to grow faster by adding synthesized acetone to their growth medium, that the plants metabolize.

Xeelee sequence has some groups of humans in hidden and lost colonies that evolve into eusocial hives. Same for Man After Man.

When you bring up the sheer number of people in these vast mega cities and starspanning empires, one statistic that I find grimly intriguing is your estimate that, barring any changes in mental health and psychotherapy, a stellar empire with quadrillions will have more serial killers then there are people in the United States. I confess that may or may not have inspired one of the conflicts in a military sci-fi book I'm working on...

man this channel rocks! so much to think about, so much to dream about. great work brother!

Hive City - Sounds like a giant Amazon warehouse with a technocratic healthcare system, where everybody eats Soylent Green & bounty hunters chase everyone down who’s “aged out”…

Coruscant with factory worker living conditions while a / the major portion of the world would have housing tracts, food production, recycling for profit, waste treatment and management, as well as a seriously major portion of the world with just massive foundries, forges, and other mass production areas, again the factories, however, conditions may be... sparse. The secret to running a good Hive World is atmospheric reclamation through plants and other air treatment methods so that people can live and breathe there.

0:13 IA, I appreciate the nod to Warhammer 40K Brother. Keep the “corps starch bars” and “archeo tech “ flowing to the masses . lol

I always thoroughly enjoy your content but the last couple episodes have been right up my alley.

Huge fan of Leutin!! And as always SFIA is fantastic!!! Great eposide sir!

@cosmictreason2242

Жыл бұрын

I missed it, did Isaac shout out Luetin09? Very cool if so

@smoore6461

Жыл бұрын

@cosmictreason2242 Yeah, he did! Fitting video to shout him out in too! Two of my favorite creators! I'd love to find a way they could do a joint video! Maybe above hive worlds or how warhammer 40 talks about O'Neil Cylinders as the shipd that carried humand out to thr stars or just about anything would be cool!

@cosmictreason2242

Жыл бұрын

@@smoore6461 Isaac would correct Luetin’s syntax errors (clearly caused by cuts during editing or very complex sentences in most cases) and Luetin would offer a rare opportunity for Isaac to have someone else to discuss realism and logistics with 😂

Isaac is such an optimist of humanity and society.

Thank you for the subtitles, and for the great content.

I literally just got into 40K and this is a very, very good day

The image of "Cyber Seagulls" made me laugh... and then shudder.

Hey Isaac I have a question if we could theoretically access a seperate universe where 1000 years equal mere moments in this world and therefore a lifetime spent there would be seconds in our world. Would a computer built there with good memeory able to compute anything.

@innocentbystander3317

Жыл бұрын

That might depend on the mechanism of traveling and transferring the information between universes.

@IRMentat

Жыл бұрын

You can only compute what you can accurately describe. Without “quantum computing” the limit remains on the possible data inputs available to create a predictive model, with quantum computing you only need that time-dimension to filter out the “bad” data in the vast array of results.

@cosmictreason2242

Жыл бұрын

We might finally get to play Crysis at max settings

Yet another winner! I have watched every video you have put out (the older ones at least 25 times each some even more!) thanks for filling my imagination with fantastical ideas and giving my 12 year old son an interest in space like mine ❤ you are awesome Isaac

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Natasha, and please give him my best!

I like the idea of a hive world mountain city that just keeps growing

@69Kazeshini

Жыл бұрын

We would become like dwarves

It's nice that you gave Lutein a callout, loved the episode.

Hell yeah dude. That was a good episode!

great episode, as always.

5:43 What is the crucible doing there? Shouldn't it be out about killing reapers?

@Deridus

Жыл бұрын

Back in my Cycle, the Crucible harvested the Reapers...

I suppose it is appropriate that a video with a lot of Warhammer 40K would come to the conclusion that the actual limit to the size of a hive world that relies heavily on imports comes down to how long the planet could survive a siege. Moreso than most fictional universes, the Imperium would understand exactly what happens when a city-planet is surrounded and cut off.

as usual the main problem, reality is unrealistic, almost no human would consider making city sized space stations easier and better than interstellar travel, yet the previous one could be done now (more or less), while the other is probably not possible in meaningful way.

In 40k corpse starch (processed dead people) is a food staple from the working class in Hive cities.

WOW ! THE TECNOLOGY PICTURES ARE GREAT. FANTASTIC FOR AN ARTIST LOOKING OR IDEAS.

Your videos are awesome man

Because of my ADHD you always get extra watch time from me because I find myself rewinding dozens of time each video because my brain goes on a vacation while I’m watching and I completely miss what you’re saying.

Stellaris is a must for anyone who likes this kind of content. I usually play as Mind Hive (or AI).

@Deridus

Жыл бұрын

It's one of the few games where I honestly don't mind losing.

I was thinking that earths current hot spots would be where terras forges set drawing up magma from the mantle for resources with the leftover slag molded into enormous arogell like legos for construction.

Excited for this one.

Nice work, Thx

Love the classic 40k art.

The messed up thing about some these cities is that given enough time all the people who couldn't deal with it die out to the point where the remaining citizens are evolved to be treated like shit and be fine with it. After 38k years like in 40k that must absolutely be the case already.

great episode 👌

I think the real problem with the hive city concept is that humans in cities don't have kids. Youd have to have some large change in psychology or import the population.

@cosmictreason2242

Жыл бұрын

The reason they don’t now is not because of how many people live near them but for ideological reasons. People in the burbs are more tightly packed than rural farm communities 300 years ago, and that’s not stopping them.

Yeah, but what does the food taste like? Pop tarts? Tacos al pastor? Pasta alle Vongole?

My favourite hive mind is Serpo, from the book, Journey to Serpo. Serpo has a hive society. And note well, humans, a mantis was observed there. (A reference to historian Dr. David Jacobs book "Walking Among Us ".) Arthur, your Overton window is too small.

Nice, more wh40k content!!

@EndTheLifeOfConservatives

Жыл бұрын

Right :3

Life in 2323 made me want a series, from 2121 to the classic 2525, but why stop there? 2929, followed by 3030, jump to 4040...

One of my favorite sci-fi moments in 40k lore is when a Tau diplomat visits a human hive-world for the first time and basically collapses in a fit of madness and dispair once he sets eyes on it He realizes that this single realtively unimportant planet contains more humans than his entire civilization's population, and how absolutely powerless they are by comparison of sheer numbers.

A.I would surely help with making hive cities. Love the video ❤️

thanks for releasing this video. Its a good way to forget about my exam tomorrow

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

Good luck

@Aerostarm

Жыл бұрын

@@isaacarthurSFIA thank you!

This video , right here, inquistor

Good stuff

What really constuted a hive? We typically think of hive as a queen and workers and only the queen breeds. we might generalize the sex to king, and or maybe king and queen, but hive begins to loose meaning if we generalize further to where the workers reproduce, and in a sence would be much like king and queens of history ruling while essentially everyone procreated. And we don't call those socity hive society. I can not see a world where only two procreate for the entire species. Equally unlikely would we see a technologically advanced civilizations of kings and queens without the world destroying itself. Our own civilizations only seen technology advance at a significant rate when people owned themselfs and the products of their labors they could spend more time in trading their excesses than in war and working as slaves and or serfs.

Wh40K type content? Praise the Omnissiah!

I think the oceans could act as a good heat sink. Dump the excess heat down to the water. Once the oceans boil, the vapor rises in chimneys that release it high in the atmosphere where it cools off and returns as rain.

@isaacarthurSFIA

Жыл бұрын

Boiling your oceans off to speed cooling would definitely fit the dystopian hive world flavor :)

He actually said "cyber seagulls"😅😂

Arthur 0 seconds into the video: "In the grim and dark future..." Me: Oh -god- emperor yes

Fascinating discussion on the technology and resources needed to build, maintain and operate a hive world, but little attention given to the great psychological pressures such "unnatural" environments would exert on their populations, and the mind boggling array of cultures that would arise in them.

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Humans will come to accept as "normal" any conditions that don't immediately kill them. You might think it's unnatural to live in vast cities. Your children won't.

To answer your first question... have you looked at earth lately? Hive world. We're all cogs. but we can change it.

Good luck with your surgery this week!

Oh shit 40K type stuff, strap in folks...forget popcorn get some pizza or something.

Your comment on there being 'small' gangs that are more and better organized than some present national militaries makes me wonder what the future of Organization itself will be. Thoughts on the future of the human/AI action of Organizing? Relative to Entropy?