jacob
@jacob
yr4 asteroid now at 3.1% chance of impact. not zero but enough to be interesting. if it crosses 10% (doesn’t seem likely) then I’d imagine it becoming a very large thing across the board.
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jacob
@jacob
Maybe the threshold is above 50%. But you’d see: + Elon continues to get blessed with incredible storyline + We have a new symbol and cultural character entering the conscious. Something dumb like “Space rock”, “rock” or maybe just “yr4” + Continues acceleration on tech + space culture. Almost certainly a lot more but that’s first thoughts. Also we probably don’t see this and it flattens at current % so it’s all moot anyway.
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Chris Carella
@ccarella.eth
It’s almost like we need someone high profile and proven to build hard things to be obsessed with getting us to mars.
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
if it continues to increase, this is what i expect to play out: - trajectory is not over U.S., current state of politics pushes "why should we spend money to save another country's city?" - china takes this opportunity to push its space agency to new heights by playing earth protector to project soft hegemony, funds project to deflect asteroid - U.S. realizes geopolitical miss, ramps up efforts to compete - as time grows closer, asteroid determined to never hit earth, but political damage is done, sets new generational tone
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Coop
@coopahtroopa.eth
The stuff you know never fails to amaze me 😂 1000 $DEGEN
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plastic 🎩
@plasticgnome.eth
hope it smashes right into my house
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