It strikes me that there must be some maximum human population. If, for instance, it takes 5000 generations for reproductive speciation then after a galaxy-wide population hits 2^500 members it would be impossible to stop humanity from splitting into separate species without some darwinian event culling branches.
So that should be our goal, 3.27E150 humans.
Daniel Wigton
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2025-02-09 20:03:45
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