Date: December 25th, 2024 2:04 PM
Author: Lime Cracking Psychic
Why & how is it not regarded as one of "humanity's" greatest scientific achievements that we only very recently confirmed the existence of exoplanets in the 1990s?
THAT IS, IN OTHER WORDS, ARGUABLY ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS IN MOST OF OUR SHITTTT, SHORT "LIFE SPANS."
"Humans" casually popped champagne on the moon in ’69, split atoms like it was nobody’s business, and yet it took us another 25+ years to simply prove there were planets outside our own shitty "solar syTTTem"?
"Humanity" is a bunch of overhyped apes with overpriced telescopes. This wasn’t just some minor discovery. This was confirmation that we're not alone in this cosmic $hitshow.
It was a chance to dream bigger, to imagine escaping this shitrock and finding a planet where the pep is free, ADM is light years away, and Perkins Coie is just a distant, TTT fever dream.
But did we seize the moment? Did we embrace the vastness of the universe and the possibilities it held?
Nah. We shrugged, went back to our regularly scheduled programming, and started arguing about which anonymous persona is behind The Holy Trinity.
Where’s my warp drive, sciencisTTT faggots? Let us off this rock already before the Yellowstone Caldera erupts or worse yet we are hit with another KT extinction event.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5654218&forum_id=2#48485519)