Thousands of years from now archaeologists will dig up the remains

Nothing because it will be all encrypted.

>what'll they come up with

That Porkchaco is shit.

>>159582171
You can't encrypt a figure.

>>159581913
That we all had shit taste.

>>159582757
You can put a figure in a crypt.

>>159581913
>here lives Anon
>four walls never gone beyond
>with these hands
>he stroked his glans
>and lived in sin and satisfaction

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>>159581913
Our civilization was doomed due to a fixation with "boi pucci"

>>159583020

saved*

>>159581913
If archeologists find any anon's collection, they'll think that people of our time were able to reproduce by putting a man's penis into another man's yaoi hole.

I doubt Archeology will exist in a thousand years. Information is too easily acquired. Ayyliums are a better example.

>Humanity was polyamorous, and males had the ability to hop between dimensions, having "gfs" on the "3D" realm and "waifus" on the "2D" realm.

>>159582874
You may be able to put a figure in a crypt but you can't put a crypt in a figure

>>159583124
Reminds me of that one short film.
Completely forgo the name.

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>>159583124
>Information is too easily acquired.
>implying all the electrically saved data of today will survive even for a 100 years, yet alone a thousand

>>159583124
Archaeologists will be information filtering people or AI.

With the vast amount of raw data out there, it will be difficult to find the important bits of information.

>>159582939
Satisfaction doesn't rhyme with Beyond.

>>159583380
We still know the day by day details of the world since the end of the 18th century, and vast details since before Christ. And it (should) only get better. They'll manage somehow.

>>159583547
The problem is that too much of the modern information is stored in a manner that will be lost quite soon. That is a recent development. After the next great war, this period in time will be the forgotten era, with a few scarce hints, and most of the relevant data lost.

>>159581913
Do people back then not like asses?

>>159581913

>ifitsnotbrokendontfixit.jpg

>>159581913
It'll be like Pompeii, they'll find my corpse hugging my waifu plush in the middle of typing a shitpost.

>>159583547
That's because they wrote books on paper, not bits on rotating magnets.

>>159582171
They'll have supercomputers thousands of times more powerful than whatever we can dream of that can decrypt your lowly pathetic 3-dimensional reality mathematical encryptions.

>>159583751
>They'll have supercomputers thousands of times more powerful than whatever we can dream of
I doubt that.

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>"those of this community seemed to worship the now extinct panda as a sort of gatekeeper figure"
>"but guarding what?"

>>159583547
Our data is one EMP away from oblivion.

>>159581913
>what'll they come up with?

That women we're required by law to wear black stockings and have large breasts.

>>159583855
>ayys try to access our porn
>they can't get past the panda

>>159583981
"It seems an entire subculture of humans found self-gratifaction masturbating to melancholic panda bear iconography."

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>>159583981

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I really wonder how our memes would seem like to people 500 years in the future. Only reason I regret cryogenic sleep not being a thing desu.

>>159582371
So they'll find that your taste is hot garbage. Got it.

>>159581913
PVC won't last thousands of years idiot, it would be 500 years max.

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>>159581913
Thousands of years of handcrafted evolution.

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>Thousands of years from now

>implying the world will survive the flood of gibs...

http://www.pompeiana.org/Resources/Ancient/Graffiti%20from%20Pompeii.htm

>>159581913
the world was darker back than so everyone had huge eyes

>>159583124
>Having a girlfriend and a waifu
I wonder if aliens can feel disgust.

>>159584336
>straight upward development from 1.2 to 4.3 over 100 years
Your graph is bullshit and you know it.

>>159583263
The one from anime expo?

>>159584336
>That chart
We're already starting to give Africa even more gibs so they stop flooding into Europe.

>>159583855
>the meaning of the words "loli" and "futa", often associated with the panda, are still object of important scientific debate. However, some experts believe to have found the answer in a magically still functional computer. A piece of surviving data was a "dojin" depicting prepubescent females with male reproductive organs. This beings were able to somehow ejaculate several times their body mass, further baffling scientists.

>>159584171
>smug anime girls
>pepes and wojaks
>bait images
>(you)s

They'll probably make an alphabet of sorts from common stuff found on people's hard drives.

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>>159584126
>"Perhaps it was a symbolic ritual of the sorts, as the panda bear was in danger of extinction because of its complete lack of sex drive. Some scholars speculate they were trying to achieve enlightenment by taking on its characteristics and discarding the pleasures of flesh"

>>159584472
no, probably not

>>159584171
How do you feel about rage comics, image macros, and demotivationals?

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What did our ancestors mean by this?

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>>159584348
>Herculaneum (on a water distribution tower); 10488: Anyone who wants to defecate in this place is advised to move along. If you act contrary to this warning, you will have to pay a penalty. Children must pay [number missing] silver coins. Slaves will be beaten on their behinds.
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1864: Samius to Cornelius: go hang yourself!

This shit drives me up the fucking wall, every time.

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>>159584641

>>159584348
>3932: Weep, you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men’s behinds. Goodbye, wondrous femininity!
Yeah, that sounds like Anon.

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>>159584633
Not really comparable since I took part in those as they were created and was there to see their birth, usage and downfall.

We're talking about stuff older than our lives, like seeing messages in caves or ancient ruins. Except they're extremely retarded looking messages.

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>>159584641

Didn't say I couldn't also remove black boxes.

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>>159584669
>VII.9 (Eumachia Building, via della Abbondanza); 2048: Secundus likes to screw boys.
What a fag.

>>159581913
right >>>> left

>>159584957
It's okay, he made them wear cute dresses first.

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>>159585003
I wonder if they also thought that traps aren't gay.

>>159584957
>>159585051
>I.2.20 (Bar/Brothel of Innulus and Papilio); 3932: Weep, you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men’s behinds. Goodbye, wondrous femininity!

There's your answer.

>I.7.8 (bar; left of the door); 8162: We two dear men, friends forever, were here. If you want to know our names, they are Gaius and Aulus
Ultimate friendship.

>IX.8.3 (House of the Centenary; interior of the house); 5279: Once you are dead, you are nothing
People die when they are killed.

>>159581913
i hope they enjoy my milf hentais

>>159584669
>1824: Let everyone one in love come and see. I want to break Venus’ ribs with clubs and cripple the goddess’ loins. If she can strike through my soft chest, then why can’t I smash her head with a club?
Pretty much a /g/uro anon.

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>>159583606
>T. Daiz

>>159584847
It depends on the meme, I guess. The ones that are like sayings (walk her home gently, people die if they are killed) wouldn't make a lot of sense without understanding the reference, but they could still enter the common vernacular without knowing the original meaning or reference (kick the bucket, break a leg).

>>159585051
This is exactly how I feel. As long as it's cute I want to stick my dick in it.

>>159585270
I wonder if they think that these were deities.
>The Great Gatekeeper, The Sad Panda
>The Devil of Ten Bits, Daiz
>The Unknown Lord, moot

>>159584171
it will be the equivalent of egyptian hieroglyphs

>>159584336
>3 billion more in Africa despite more droughts and Chinese investment in sectors other than agriculture logging people out of poverty

Come on.

>>159585699
Kill yourself, Ronnie.

>>159585561
>that story of Set eating Horus' cum

>>159584348
Always amazed how the people of Pompeii would shit anywhere they felt like it.

>>159586086
It was real life internet. I wonder if we will meet the same fate as the city.

>>159581913
"This individual seems to have enjoyed getting off to stomach punching, interesting."

>>159584171
The internet isn't forever, despite what people think.

>>159586520
I just need it to last as it is for another 50 years.

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>>159584171
http://www.pompeiana.org/Resources/Ancient/Graffiti%20from%20Pompeii.htm

>(Bar/Brothel of Innulus and Papilio); 3932: Weep, you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men’s behinds. Goodbye, wondrous femininity!

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>>159584348
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1820: Chie, I hope your hemorrhoids rub together so much that they hurt worse than when they every have before!

What will they say about my figurines on antique roadshow?

>>159587372
>shit posting is actually a grand tradition that can trace itself all the way back to ancient Rome.

good to know that we are keeping such an important historical custom alive.

>>159588450
No, we reinvented that tradition.
During the dark ages almost no one could write, and for much of the middle ages they didn't have any toilets to scratch their messages into.

>>159584633
They were unironically much better than what we have today.
Where did everything go so wrong.

>>159588554
It was common for people to shitpost at crossroads.

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>>159589320
I unironically want to get back to 2004.

>>159588325
Theyll appear on a pawn show of the future and only be given $5 for them.

>>159584348
>I.10.2-3 (Bar of Prima); 8258, 8259: The story of Successus, Severus and Iris is played out on the walls of a bar: [Severus]: “Successus, a weaver, loves the innkeeper’s slave girl named Iris. She, however, does not love him. Still, he begs her to have pity on him. His rival wrote this. Goodbye.”. [Answer by Successus]: “Envious one, why do you get in the way. Submit to a handsomer man and one who is being treated very wrongly and good looking.” [Answer by Severus]: “I have spoken. I have written all there is to say. You love Iris, but she does not love you.”

This might be the most normalfag conversation I've ever seen in a wall.

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>>159581913
they'll think I'm a huge faggot for buying this

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>>159591855
>II.2.3 (Bar of Athictus; right of the door); 8442: I screwed the barmaid

God damn.

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VII.2.48 (House of Caprasius Primus); 3061: I don’t want to sell my husband, not for all the gold in the world

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>>159584348
>Herculaneum (bar/inn joined to the maritime baths); 10675: Two friends were here. While they were, they had bad service in every way from a guy named Epaphroditus. They threw him out and spent 105 and half sestertii most agreeably on whores.

Now we are entering gar territory.

>>159584348
>Herculaneum (on the exterior wall of a house); 10619: Apollinaris, the doctor of the emperor Titus, defecated well here

Welp, that IS shitposting alright.

>>159584348
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1863: Take hold of your servant girl whenever you want to; it’s your right

[__]Rape the maid.

[__]Rape all the maids.

>>159584348
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1826: Phileros is a eunuch!

tl: "you are a faggot".

>>159583420
that's called history. but the way i see it, i believe history itself would also have no meaning once absolutely everything is cataloged by the AI

>>159581913
>mankind sure liked lolis back then
>and for some reason they had dicks

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>>159583179
Some billionaire sure can, just build a giant anime figurine wonder like the egyptians built the pyramids and add a giant maze/crypt inside it.

>>159593730
You just gave me the greatest idea: Being buried in a giant figurine of your waifu.

>>159584850
>instruction says add boxes
>makes it a tautology by removing boxes
what is logic

>>159593782
>Here lies Anon
>He liked vore

>>159593782
>graveyards become fields filled with waifu figurines as far as the eye can see.

>>159593782
>grave #213444234
>remains of large hominid clutching statue of "Wai-fu", a commonly worshiped deity believed to protect their virginity from the goddess of depravity, "Thot".

>>159584694
holy shit

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>>159584348
>Pompeii

>>159583124
>Implying Xenoarcheologists won't be a thing

>>159595113
>Trapped under ash and debris, he never got to cum
What a horrible way to go.

>>159595205
Judging from the face, he was in the middle of cumming.

>>159595296
>Cumming at the same time a volcano erupts

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>>159581913
They'll assume there was a small but dedicated global cult dedicated to the worship of an idealized female form. It was centered on an archipelago, but had a diffuse following around the planet. Judging by the shrines and what little remaining other artifacts remained, it seemed the adherents were almost always highly dedicated to their worship, sometimes devoting an entire room to their shrines.

>>159584348
>humans have been shitposting for hundreds of years
>we simply have evolved the methods through which we shitpost

>>159584348
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1864: Samius to Cornelius: go hang yourself!
>>Cornelius
>kys

>>159581913
Remember reading some guy joking that fertility idol was a meme when archaeologists couldn't classify something. But with those plummeting birthrates porkchop might as well be one.

>>159584171
Imagine fucking emojis getting simplified and becomin the neo chinese language.

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>>159583855
Shit is killin me man

>>159584286
Hope you drew this.

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>>159584348
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1882: The one who buggers a fire burns his penis

>>159597036
>don't stick your dick in crazy

>>159581913
"The idols here indicate that adolescent females with weapons of varying kinds were heavily worshipped, with lesser worship of some armed males and some unarmed females. It is unclear if there was a pantheon containing many different but similar females or if the idols depict differing forms that a smaller number might have taken.

Weapon types are broadly shown to be ranged weapons such as firearms and bows, melee weapons such as swords and polearms, and what appear to be magic wands.

While the ones depicted with ranged or melee weapons are sometimes depicted with relatively utilitarian clothing, overwhelmingly they are depicted in dresses and skirts designed for looks, and often elaborate to the point of appearing impractical for wearing, let alone combat. It is presumed that the figures depicted, be they mythological heroes or goddesses, were skilled or powerful enough that their outfits were of negligible hindrance."

>>159584444
>start having kids at 16
>one every 2 years
>6 kids at 26
>you tripled 2 people yay
Just because atheists have an average of 0.3 kids per couple doesn't mean that humans can't reproduce at a rapid rate, anon.

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>>159584348
>some time in the distant future thousands of years from now
>there will be a fringe hobby where people surf ancient internet websites and call themselves e-archaelogists or some stupid shit
>they will uncover and try to decipher /a/ just like how we did with pompei
>they will probably talk about how our shitposts are just like theirs

>>159597161
MY GOD, IT ACTUALLY MAKES MORE SEANCE... THEY IN DEED WERE US!

What will anime be like in the year 5000 AD?

>>159598649
Cute girls doing cute things.

>>159598649
People complaining about how 5000s moe killed 4980s manime

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>>159598649
It will not

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>>159598649
>Anime production is fully automated
>You go to a place where they scan your brain and custom makes your perfect anime
>/a/ is the same, bitching about how your favourite anime (your own ofc) is shit

>>159599061
>plug into the network and live your perfect fantasy life with your waifu forever
My non existent descendants will have it so damn good.

>>159598649
>it's the year 5017
>proceeds to enter teleporter, have your atoms ripped apart and reorganized in another world
>you are now the isekai protagonist

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>>159599256
>Some anons pick a cheat skill

We dug up dragon statues and paintings doesn't mean dragons existed.

>>159599650
>tfw archaeologists dig present days facsimiles of dragon genitalia

>>159584348
Those ancients were some horny fuckers.

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>>159601177
Just like us!
Or rather, humans have never changed!
Shibireru, darou?

>Through dick, unity. Even into the past.

>>159597036
It's about redheads or crazies

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>>159584348
>VI.16.15 (atrium of the House of Pinarius); 6842: If anyone does not believe in Venus, they should gaze at my girl friend
Checkmate atheists

You guys do realize the name "Venus figurines" is entirely sarcastic right ?

>>159602779
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1824: Let everyone one in love come and see. I want to break Venus’ ribs with clubs and cripple the goddess’ loins. If she can strike through my soft chest, then why can’t I smash her head with a club?
Heresy.

>>159598126
nice

>>159583420
Yeah, it's not like there are people who specialize in delivering important information.

>>159599392
>anon picks the osteoporosis trait to tryhard it once again

>>159598649
I would guess something like full realistic VR, but that would make everything 3dcgPD so i'm not sure.
>implying the human race will still be alive in 3000 years

>>159598649
Completely transitionned to 3DCG, studios are now attempting to make higher-dimensional anime.

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>>159603452
>4DPD.

>>159581913
Female warriors fought in the sea with floating mechanized exoskeletons (Kancolle), men fought on land and sky with animal shaped robotic military vehicles (Zoids) and held supernatural animals in great regard (Pokémon).

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>>159603514
Have you seen 4D women?
The funny thing is this is a 2D drawing of a 4D woman drawn by a 3D human composed of 1D elements.

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So its been thousands of years
Can this not be improved upon further?

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>>159604112
This is the ideal female body. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

>>159604112
>>159604270
Fatfags are mentally ill

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>>159604324
>Porkchop is an obese landwhale

Have you actually seen what a fat girl really looks like because Porkchop isnt even close to being obese

>>159583020
if there was actually a race of feminine cute cat boys I am pretty sure everyone and everything would fuck them regardless of preferences

>>159602897
Sounds like proto-/r9k/

>>159591949
Ur a faggot

>>159587372
This will never stop being amusing

>>159584515
"Tapestries show a bald melancholic looking man in a state of torment by a humanoid smug frog wether this was something that actually happened thousands of years ago is up for debate"
Aliens are going to think human kind was at war with frogs or something.

>>159605262
If you asked Hillary we probably were

>>159584348
>III.5.1 (House of Pascius Hermes; left of the door); 7716: To the one defecating here. Beware of the curse. If you look down on this curse, may you have an angry Jupiter for an enemy.
This sounds strangely familiar.

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>>159584348
>VII.9 (Eumachia Building, via della Abbondanza); 2048: Secundus likes to screw boys.
What the fuck Secundus.

>>159584348
It's funny how little has changed.

>Herculaneum (on a water distribution tower); 10488: Anyone who wants to defecate in this place is advised to move along. If you act contrary to this warning, you will have to pay a penalty. Children must pay [number missing] silver coins. Slaves will be beaten on their behinds

Take notes, mods.

>>159605612
>VII.15.11-12 (House of Verus; between the two doors of the house); 4838: Secundus says hello to his friends.
Is this the same boy screwing Secundus?

>>159585270
I love the velocidensity meme

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>>159604681
No fuck off.

>>159592461
Shit

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>>159589994
>not posting the CURRENT YEAR one

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>>159595555
checked

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The more things change they more they stay the same.

>>159607899
this made me very sad, one day we too will be gone

>>159607994
And at some point in time, someone will read your post once you are gone, and he too will ponder his own mortality.

How fun it would be to be able to travel in time and show people the odd shit that their work made in the future. It is the only fun I can take from time.

Everything else is kinda depressing, remakes becoming older than the gap between it and the original, the realisation that the British writing about Ozymandias didn't stop the approaching sands, reading long-forgotten novels from my library, where the last person who checked it out did it in the early 80s.

>>159608093
I wonder if it as lonely in the future as it is now.

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>>159608094
>reading long-forgotten novels from my library, where the last person who checked it out did it in the early 80s
This one hurts the mostfor some reason

>>159584348
V.5 (just outside the Vesuvius gate); 6641: Defecator, may everything turn out okay so that you can leave this place

Whoever wrote this sounds like he was a true bro.

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>>159607899
>This is sad! O little book! A day will come in truth when someone over your page will say, "The hand that wrote it is no more."

At least his memory lives on through his message. How many of us here will be forgotten for all time once our day comes?

>>159608094
>>reading long-forgotten novels from my library, where the last person who checked it out did it in the early 80s.
>tfw thinking about a book I once dug up in the university library's basement with the last check out date in 1969

It must have been a lonely 43 years down there. I wonder what happened to the man who checked it out last.

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>VI.14.43 (atrium of a House of the Large Brothel); 1520: Blondie has taught me to hate dark-haired girls. I shall hat them, if I can, but I wouldn’t mind loving them. Pompeian Venus Fisica wrote this.

>>159599392

>danraku fans

>>159605262
Just think about it, the unfathomable amount of content with them. Not even made by anyone famous or important, just random people from all over the world. To an alien that would probably be quite the thinker to figure out what they really were.

>>159608455
>How many of us here will be forgotten for all time once our day comes?
Honestly I'm not even sure yet if I want to be remembered.
The fear is in the far future you'll be looked on for having lived the life of a fool.

>>159581913
>what'll they come up with?
Enough smut to power an entire civilization.

>>159598443
Think for a moment. An almost straight line indicates a drop in fertility at a very peculiar level. Maintaining such a fragile balance between reproduction and population growth would be difficult to maintain under normal conditions. But then you can't forget that the line is describing a filling up of a continent, and that by definition means that conditions MUST change. To still expect a straight development speaks of laziness.

>>159609014
Most modern people pity the ones from the past for not having electricity, hot water and whatnot. And even more think of them as "they actually believed the world was flat xD people of the past were so dumb lol".

That's pretty much what they'll think of you, so don't bother caring.

They deem it was the peak of mankind and trying to replicate it, and then eventually destroy themselves.

>>159608093
Dumb frogposter.

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>>159584694
It was so simple. How could I have been so blind?

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>>159584348
>VIII.2 (in the basilica); 1904: O walls, you have held up so much tedious graffiti that I am amazed that you have not already collapsed in ruin.

>>159609926
>they succeed in making anime real only to have it destroy them

>>159611050
The desire to make anime real is to misunderstands its primary allure.

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>>159608455
Dont worry in time we are all forgotten.

If I were rich enough I'm going to have myself buried in a pyramid with anime waifu figures and hentai manga drawings on the walls

>>159583020

science-fiction novels from the 70s have already covered theories of population control of the future which is terrifyingly close to home. The governments want to enable homosexuals, trannies and degenerates and then make heterosexuality a mental illness so they can control breeding, being straight will soon be outlawed because the population of the future is full left and retarded that let the commies get into power and become the fascist.

>>159581913
That there was no sentient life on Earth.

>>159611598
I just want to be buried with my gunpla and figs. Viking burial?

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>>159612001

no only sky burial for you and while you are still alive

>>159589320
Old 4chan was not about meme production (read: joke, or humorous behavior production).
That's a very modern mentality created by social media because social media sites are actually really awkward for discussion and humor. The best they can do is have humor that comes in little re-postable parcels called "memes" that they can "share" and get likes/upvotes on.
The reason 4chan is looked back on so fondly by so many is because of the atmosphere. When it comes to humor it was more about how the humor was used and why, not about the humor itself. That's also why people looking back at old 4chan memes think it was lame because they are taking it out of context and analyzing it with modern eyes where they're used to just considering each "joke" as its own individual thing instead of considering the whole and how _fun_ it just was to be a part of it as compared to today.

So a site like reddit "stealing our memes" doesn't just mean that they are adopting our humor. They are one of those social media sites that take shit and make it lame because the format of reddit is to turn all humor into these little karma-farmable pills they can swallow.


tl;dr all the memes on 4chan today are devoid of the cultural significance that older ones possessed so the quality has gone down the shitter.

It also doesn't help that the mod team doesn't flush over used memes to help spur the things being created. This why we're stuck with Wojack and Pepe after complete saturation and them going mainstream.

>>159612109
I just want EFG back.

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>>159584641
Easy.

>>159612109

shut up fagget, 90% of the boards were dead and only cringey as fuck memes were posted. It was never good back then

>>159612248
>cringey
Thanks for proving his point.

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>>159612248
>Says the faggot who doesn't understand why things were much better back in the golden days.

Protip: You will never understand this picture and make a flawed assumption that misses the point.

>>159612377
>jpg

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>>159608322
sounds like something s4s would write

>>159611886
>>>/pol/

>>159612109
Can we ever go back?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25-lY12SyJY

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>>159612802
If you want to go back, you need to find and kidnap moot. Force him to create a new 4chan, and help keep it insular from outside forces that have negatived affected the current 4chan.

Also don't forget to feed moot when you are holding him captive.

>>159584694
Was this posted before or something? I'd think it would earn more you's.

>>159583124
Not after the immortality wars start.

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>>159599248
NOT FUCKING FAIR

>>159613138
Of course it has.

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>>159611101
This unironically activates my almonds

Thank you anon-kun

>>159589320
Somewhere around 2009, I'd say. Before then memes could never be "too big to fail". No meme was ever "saved" from fading into obscurity or becoming cringe material, not even the really big ones. Even Pepe's not the same meme it was back in the day, I mean how often do you see someone post "feels good man" nowadays?

Today we have memes acting as de facto mascots for numerous boards and websites, including 4chan. People place meaning in these memes, they've become invested in them. The only thing like that from the old days was Anonymous and its various iconography, and that stuff was created for that kind of purpose (and ended up becoming cringy anyway). Memes like Pepe, rage comics, and wojack were not. Eventually it all starts to seem forced, like someone's afraid of what will happen if it falls out of use.

>>159584348
>>VIII (Street of the Theaters); 64: A copper pot went missing from my shop. Anyone who returns it to me will be given 65 bronze coins (sestertii). 20 more will be given for information leading to the capture of the thief.

>>VIII.1 (above a bench outside the Marine Gate); 1751: If anyone sits here, let him read this first of all: if anyone wants a screw, he should look for Attice; she costs 4 sestertii.

Either that was an exaggeration, or it costed very little to get laid in ancient Pompeii

History will likely not repeat itself once the Emperor of Mars initiates colonization of other solar systems. It'll be like the foundation series where earth has been forgotten.

>>159613332
Metal-work was expensive because had to be done by hand (like everything, really, but smithing was a highly valued profession, compared to say, farming). Also, the material was expensive.
You don't think people would have gone to war without armor if they could have afforded armor?

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>>159581913

They will wonder if Animu truly existed or not.

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>>159613476
>History will not repeat itself

Doubtful. Man is still man, regardless of what solar system he is in.

>pic related, someone complaining of the new generation in ye old times

>>159613476
I doubt if Mars will ever see serious colonization. A few small bases, sure. But probably nothing exceeding a million inhabitants at the most.

>>159587372
I was looking for this to post it here

>>159587372
>http://www.pompeiana.org
>>159584348
ok, this site is blocked by my ISP.

>>159614313
>>History will not repeat itself
>Doubtful. Man is still man, regardless of what solar system he is in.
You're not accounting for what happens when man stops being man. Genetic engineering is going to be one hell of a ride.

>>159614611
Little girls will still be little girls. Yuru Yuri will repeat itself.

>>159614639
Actually little girls will all have superpowers.

>>159614691
They already have dangerous powers over men

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>>159614313
>Humanity becomes a type II civilization on the Kardashev Scale thousands of years later
>they look back at how their ancestors kept motivating themselves by having 2D waifus

Will they feel pride or shame?

>>159583779
go back 1000 years and tell people that in a 1000 years wed have self powered carts, can fly in lumps of metal faster than sound and landed on the moon by chucking ourselves at it on the top of a giant metal tube powered by distilled liquefied air along with a litany of other things. See how many people believe you.

>>159584348
>I.2.20 (Bar/Brothel of Innulus and Papilio); 3932: Weep, you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men’s behinds. Goodbye, wondrous femininity!
What the fuck.

>>159615295
False equivalence.
A thousand years ago they had swords, and they understood the art of sword-making pretty well. There was still lots of room for improvement, because metallurgy wasn't optimal yet. But if somebody said "in the future somebody will make a sword that'll cut 1000 times as good as what you have now, it would have been wrong.
I am not an expert on electronics, but I am pretty sure we are far enough on the curve of processors that we can no longer expect to speed them up by a factor of 1000 any more.
Same for cars. Sure, there's room for improvement. But they will never go 1000 times faster than they are going now.

>>159615373
>Same for cars. Sure, there's room for improvement. But they will never go 1000 times faster than they are going now.

Why shouldn't they improve? A car is just the modern version of a cart so in the future we'd definitely have something better. 110,000 KM/H is perfectly fine for a max speed limit between the Earth and the Moon. At that speed it'd take ~3.5 hours to drive there.

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>>159615373
>in the future somebody will make a sword that'll cut 1000 times as good as what you have now, it would have been wrong.

>>159615568
Human ingenuity only goes so far. When hampered by economies and the woes of the Earth, man's growth will be stunted.
I doubt we'll be in a good place 1000 years from now. We aren't any better than they were 1000 years passed.

>>159615373
>if somebody said "in the future somebody will make a sword that'll cut 1000 times as good as what you have now, it would have been wrong.
Maybe because we don't use swords anymore, instead we just blow shit up while drinking coffee at a safe place.

>>159615373
Probably not with semiconductor processors, but quantum computing has already been prototyped and is extraordinarily fast at breaking encryption. It would not be surprising to see almost all modern encryption methods broken in the next few decades.

>>159582874
I snorted oVER this

>>159615568
>110,000 KM/H is perfectly fine for a max speed limit between the Earth and the Moon.
I was thinking about land based vehicles. If we are talking about interstellar stuff then that's a different story (with different limitations)

>>159615226
Most people who have a waifu barely have the motivation to leave the house

You guys clearly haven't heard about the theory that the fat Venus statues were self-portraits. When you make a selfportrait without having a mirror, you always end up making yourself look fatter due to ANGLES.

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>>159615295
Nearly all future predictions end up being wrong. Merely 50 years ago people had an entirely different vision of how the world would look in the year 2000. Laser weapons, hoverboards, holograms and robot butlers/maids walking among us. People also expected computers to get bigger in size.

Reality went down a different route though, for example we ended up focusing on making computer parts as small as possible, and instead of holograms we went with touchscreen. And sure, all the things I mentioned technically "exist" but there's hardly any plans or economic strength on making them usable by the average person. (Or mass producing them.) Also Moore's law has already long started hitting diminishing returns, as some other anon mentioned quantum technology is what people are placing their bets on next.

It's sad but technological advancement requires a lot of uncertain variables, you never know when some crazy east european in his basement will come up with some million dollar formula that revolutionizes how we interact with technology and push the industry focus on that field in particular. (In favor of other fields) All we can do is wait and see, it's never a good idea to make plans with non-existent technology, like all those poor sods who live on shitty diets, smoke, drink etc. and expect scientists to "cure old age in 50 years, I'm sure".

>>159613332
More like >Attice is cheap whore

>>159593175
Closer to cuck.

>>159581913
>real wimmin

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>>159615295
t. delusional techno-utopist who has no idea how the world works. Hopefully still underage with time to learn.

>>159615373
t. mature individual with grounded view of reality

>>159616878
Progress will end and even reverse with the depletion of high net-energy resources that made technological progress and rising living standards possible in the first place. Energy is not technology after all. It can't be created, only transformed from low-entropy resources that have high potency for going useful work into a high-entropy state that's generally useless and called waste-heat. That's one general trend we can be relatively certain of, given that we've been observing the early stages of it for the last 40 or so years.

Fossil fuels were a unparalleled one-time treasure that produced a one-time miracle for humanity. The world won't end after they are gone or there only remain uneconomical reserves, it just won't be the colonizing the stars and technological singularity fantasy the religious believers in endless progress imagine the future to be. Imagine the future in a few centuries more like a medieval society with more advanced technology (but more primitive than what we have today) where it's economically feasible and appropriate.

Honestly it won't be that bad after a period of some difficult adjustment and population decline. Realizing the impermanence of our own age and society also helps to appreciate the current times a bit more I think.

>>159618024
>Realizing the impermanence of our own age and society also helps to appreciate the current times a bit more I think.
Did you watch Kemono Friends so much that you're hopeful it becomes reality?

>>159618024
I read a fascinating blog a physicist psted about his conversation with an economist. It was really an eye-opener on how different viewpoints on the model of economy we have going and their future can be.

An example would be:
Econ- The economy can still grow without using up much resources by expanding into the virtual sector.
Phy- Ok, but where does the energy required to keep up this virtual sector come from, and what stops me from buying material goods with my virtual dollars?

Irrc the economist could not give a solid answer because they hate the thought of gov making laws to outlaw spending habits/purchasing power more than cancer.

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>>159581913
>In Thousands of years, Nasu and Takeuchi will haved finally ended their project to overwrite human history

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>>159618161
I did like Kemono Friends a lot, but it didn't shape my worldview. I just love the heartwarming interactions it shows and found the post-apocalyptic setting very intriguing. It's interesting that japan makes stories about the world after the fall, showing it's not the end, compared to apocalyptic western stories where there's generally one huge threat that will end humanity or the world completely unless we do something about it.

>>159618469
I think YKK does that better.

>>159618634
>YKK
damnit anon

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>>159618227
Yes, that article illustrates the clashing beliefs of different fields very well. Modern economics is a field that was developed entirely in the (aberrant) period we had massive economic growth and is kind of stuck in its ivory tower when it comes to what will happen to the economy beyond cheap energy. Physicists and other scientists who deal more with provable laws and facts about reality have realized a long time ago that economic activity is very tightly linked to energy use.

To grow and produce more tangible goods and services that improve living standards you need more net-energy. That's almost such a basic observation it boggles the mind how economists try to obfuscate it and pretend it's not real to keep their faith in infinite growth on a finite planet going. When net-energy declines, so does the economy and standard of living. That's reality.

>>159618634
Yeah thanks, it's in my backlog.

>>159583779
Technology doubles every five years.

>>159615373
>False equivalence.
You're the one turning 1000 years of time into 1000 times the sharpness of a sword.

>>159615797
>If we are talking about interstellar
The Earth to the Moon is a tiny fraction of the distance between stars.

>>159619074
>Technology doubles every five years.
Moore's law was about every 2 years. If it's every 5 years now, you should be able to notice that the growth has been slowing down.
>You're the one turning 1000 years of time into 1000 times the sharpness of a sword.
Wrong, I turned 1000 times as fast into 1000 times as sharp. Learn to read.
>The Earth to the Moon is a tiny fraction of the distance between stars.
True, but I doubt that anyone would actually accelerate to such speeds on a trip to the moon.

>>159618997
>When net-energy declines, so does the economy and standard of living. That's reality.
I can accept that but When are we going to go into decline? Dozens of years? Hundreds of years?

>>159619200
The tipping point is set to 2025, so get preparing.

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>>159593730

> some day in the future, archaeologists will dig up 8000 terracotta waifus and they will say
> "In ancient times, people believed that if they died they would go to a place where they can spend eternity of bliss with their waifu"
> and they would be right

Soli Waifu gloria!

>>159619275
Is this a joke or is there a meaning behind this exact number?

>>159619275
We're researching nuclear fusion though. It's highly possible that we'll have plenty of energy thanks to that. Most likely not by 2025 but I think it's going to happen. After that the biggest problem will be how to deal with the impact the oil shortage has on the production of some materials since energy wise everything can be replaced by electricity.

>>159619319
Nope, is the climax of petrol + the reserves the countries have. By 2030 all of the wells will be in decline.

>>159619368
Our other resources are running out too. Water, sand, helium, topsoil...

>>159619368
Buddy, you can't have a nuclear reactor power your car. And we have not even begun to talk about the mechanics.

>>159619197
>you should be able to notice that the growth has been slowing down
Technology isn't just computers.
>Wrong, I turned 1000 times as fast into 1000 times as sharp. Learn to read.
No u
>True, but I doubt that anyone would actually accelerate to such speeds on a trip to the moon.
Interstellar was the key word of the precious post.

>>159619399
Also phosphorus. Good luck trying to grow anything without it.

>>159619425
>Interstellar was the key word of the precious post.
Yes, and if you'd read what I just wrote you'd understand WHY.
>No u
If that's the only retort you have when being proven wrong I don't think there is much point in discussing this further.

>>159619074
>Technology doubles every five years.
Damn son! Moore's law was about the transistorcount on integrated circuits, not about technology as a whole. Moore's law was also just an observation about the pace of technological development in these days. It's not a natural law that implies that nature owes us progress, that's absurd. These days Moore's law isn't even true anymore. A clear example of "diminishing returns".

>>159619455
It was not meant to be an exhaustive list. It's going to be really difficult to build computers with all the rare resources used up.

>>159619409
But you can plug your electric car into the nuclear power plant.

>>159619492
Only if you can have batteries. Do you know what goes into the big modern batteries?

>>159619399
Better start mining those asteroids.

What are the odds some country or organization is hogging some resource or tech to lord over the others when the time comes?

>>159619492
Are you 12? Do you know what keeps the parts of a car from wearing in the first place? Because I tell you, inside an engine there is a lot of friction going on.

>>159619528
Minuscule.

Modern history is so well documented thanks to how easy it is to self publish that there will be almost nothing undocumented.

Unless something happens in history where some kind of globalist agenda rewrites history for population control, aka "them"

>>159619409
Yeah, it's not like nuclear power is used to make electricity and that we happen to have perfectly usable ELECTRIC CARS.
>>159619399
>Water
Desalt see water.
>Sand
How are we running out of sand when the Sahara growing bigger and bigger is such a big problem in north africa ?
>Top soil
Use new farming techniques inherited from the NASA to produce vegetables with almost nothing while you allow the soil to reconstitute itself.

Rare minerals are still a problem though. At worst we could mine asteroid and have colonies on other planets, but if the first isn't profitable then having workers on Mars will be even less profitable.

>>159619518
This is the only available option in the next 100 years.

>>159619566
Finish highschool first. Your ignorance is showing.

>>159619566
>Desalt see water.
That's not going to make it usable.
>the Sahara
Wrong kind of sand. In particular, we need edgy sand grains, not round ones.
>Use new farming techniques
That's funny.

>>159619607
He's not wrong, Nuclear powered vehicles is a completely possible thing. There are nuclear powered jets and submarines, if the tech were further researched and sustainable methods of ridding ourselves of the byproduct, it would be very great for the future of humans.

>>159619617
Acrilic sands, my mang, say it properly or the retards are not going to catch up.

>>159619617
>That's not going to make it usable.
Sure, that's why arabs have been using it for years.
>Sahara
That's why I guessed yeah.

And yeah we already have the means to grow vegetables with almost no light and very little water. It's not really usable on a large scale yet but this technology will most likely keep improving.

>>159619644
Aha, we still need a place to put the electrons and various substances to keep the moving parts from wearing.

Where do you think those come from?

>>159615568
>Was talking about travel from the earth to the moon.
>>159615797
>Changes it to traveling between stars.
These are wildly different things.

>>159619463
Go back and read >>159615295
>can fly in lumps of metal faster than sound
Is an obvious reference to supersonic aircraft. Calm down and read words.

>>159619718
You're actually concerning yourself with issues we wont face for over 5000 years.

Might as well worry about the fact that our sun will explode in 5 billion years

>>159619749
>These are wildly different things.
Yes, they are. Again:
>True, but I doubt that anyone would actually accelerate to such speeds on a trip to the moon.

>>159619718
>>159619644
Why are you guys talking about having nuclear powered cars ? You use the nuclear energy to produce electricity (like we've been doing for he last 30 years) and then use that electricity to power electrecity stations to power your car batteries. (like we've been doing since electric cars have been created)
There are already cities that have a network of places where you can park your car and charge it.

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>>159619200
Net-energy of the energy resources themselves has been declining ever since the first chunk of coals was mined and the first barrel of oil was pumped. The easy stuff (= takes the least amount of energy to get) is extracted first after all.

The gross amount of net-energy that matters for your and mine day to day standard of living (net-energy per capita) peaked around 1970 or so. That year, on average and for society as a whole, the tokens you got for a year of work could buy you the highest standard of living ever achieved by humanity. Ever since it's been slowly downhill, masked by technological progress that is still increasing but increasingly more unaffordable. Just like many other things that once seemed standard for a middle-class lifestyle like graduating without debt, buying a house and paying back the mortgage in 5 years or actually saving for retirement.

Open your eyes because we're already living in the decline. It will continue on and accelerate for about a century and then level of and stabilize at a sustainable level of population and energy-use. There will be periods of more stability mixed in with periods of upheaval and more noticeable decline along the way but probably no sudden the-world-is-ending type events.

>>159619821
Nigga what? I'm talking a total collapse in the next 20 years.

一万年と二千年前から愛してる

>>159619839
I will not read this post until you actually read what has been discussed already.

>>159619924
You guys are talking about nuclear powered cars, wich is dumb. You power them with electricity, like today.
How is that impossible when we are already doing it ?

>>159620007
Because even if the electricity to charge the battery comes from a nuclear power plant, you still need oil, and you still need a battery.

>>159620007
Do you think cars only need electricity or gasoline to run?

Do you also believe in magic?

How do you mine asteroids?
Seem like getting the mining equipment to the asteroid and sending back the materials would be a challenge.

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>>159611886
[citation needed]

>>159620136
Ideally you turn them into satellites and then you can periodically send some stuff downwards. After catching the asteroid it wouldn't be too expensive. Catching it however is tricky.

>>159620039
Okay, now you're making sense. Acually saying wich parts need what is a good way to be understood isn't it ?

Then I guess society will just have to reajust itself to limited transports over the course of it's economic decline.

>>159620136
An anon recommended me this channel for that question, you should watch it if you have time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-3DjxhGaUg

>>159620179
You can catch asteroids?
Why didn't they do that in Armageddon?

>>159620136
1.-bring the asteroid into orbit
2.-send miners to orbit
3.-??????????
4.-PROFIT.

>>159619197
>>159619835
>True, but I doubt that anyone would actually accelerate to such speeds on a trip to the moon.

If we've colonised some/most of the solar system then being able to travel to satellites in a couple of hours via "space car" and nearby planets in a 20 hour "space plane" or a 2 week "space cruise" would be pretty good.

>>159619518
>>159619572
It's cheaper and more efficient to mine trace-elements out of seawater and bare soil than it is to "mine" asteroids. You must have no idea how vast the amount of energy required is for a craft to leave earth's gravity well, grab an asteroid, mine it and bring the resources back. Magnitudes more inefficient than the worst techniques we have on earth. And then we're also ignoring all the rocket fuel lost to the void of space. Even though this is all technically possible on paper, it's completely sci-fi and unworkable in reality, let alone a realistic and sustainable solution.

>>159620236
Because that was a comet.

God damn kids, this is why you must stay in school.

Go read a book.

>>159620242
>2.-send miners to orbit
I think robots would be better.

>>159619868
You're absolutely retarded if you think we're running out of resources within the next 500 years, let alone 20 years.

>>159619566
Study some hard science first instead of reading popular-science news. Maybe pick up such a magazine from 50 years ago and read how "IN 20 YEARS NUCLEAR FUSION WILL FLY US TO THE STARS". Point is these magazines/sites give a really warped image of development of new technology. Feasible in the lab is far far faaar removed from economically feasible in the real world.

I've lost count of how often I've read about "the next big breakthrough in battery tech discovered that will REVOLUTIONIZE the world" in the last 10 years or so. Still waiting btw.

>>159620262
>If we've colonised some/most of the solar system
Most of the planets are not open for colonization.
>Mercury
For what purpose?
>Venus
No.
>Earth
Too close.
>Mars
Incredibly expensive. Likely some small scientific outposts. Maybe a military base.
Jupiter/Saturn/Uranus
Gas giants don't provide good foundation to build houses on. If you're going to be drifting in orbit anyway, what's the point of orbiting a planet so far out that you're constantly cold?
>being able to travel to satellites in a couple of hoursbeing able to travel to satellites in a couple of hours
Correct. But accelerating too fast for too long just makes for a bad experience, and might be unhealthy besides. Just accelerate a bit slower, thereby saving resources and not feeling like crap at the end of the trip.

So why only the Japanese people was able to invent glorious 2D waifus?

>>159620520
I said decline, nice reading comprehension there.

>>159620291
The one with the comet was Deep Impact.

>>159620601
Oh man, I wonder what all them there giant rocks floating around those uninhabitable planets are and if we could COLONIZE THOSE?

Ok, I can understand every human not needing to go that fast, though, (I always forget G-forces) but for the transportation of non-organic materials it'd be pretty useful to have them going that fast.

>>159620976
>if we could COLONIZE THOSE?
I don't think that's realistic. Building all the infrastructure for humans to stay alive for millions of tiny settlements doesn't seem like a rational idea.
>the transportation of non-organic materials
Maybe if the customer wants his bigmac WITHIN THIRTY MINUTES, DAMNIT!
Otherwise, it's still cheaper to just send it slower.

What about that space elevator thing like in that one Gundam show?
Could they use that to transport stuff from earth to space and vice versa?

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>>159581913
Bespectacled moeblobs are justice!

>>159621182
The idea of a space elevator is sound. The main problem is that it requires building materials we don't have (yet?).

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>>159621223
Girls with glasses are the miracle of the universe.

>>159621227
Seriously?
I thought it's one of those Gundam science fiction like those gundam metals, those special reactors, phase shift etc

>>159621291
Deculture!

>>159621305
The idea of a space elevator is over 100 years old.

>>159621227
https://m.phys.org/news/2009-01-stretchy-carbon-nanotubes-space-elevators.html

On the workings.

>>159621223
She was my first waifu. I got my divorce after 10 years.

There's lots of things I can't wrap my head around, like for example earth spinning like a top moving around space with all the people and things stuck on it and not feeling it.
My mind is also boggled by the existence of people believing the planet is flat, why do they believe this?

>>159621227
What if we can rig up some sort of intercooler into the space elevator and vent some of our global warming into space?

>>159621182
>>159621305
Well unless we have ways to mass produce carbon nanotubes I say that idea is far (maybe) away in the future.

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>Tsuji Santa keeps wanting to make fatter girls, making Taruko
>Other creators starting to add in cute fat girls or at the very least making characters with more meat on their bones
>Mfw

>>159621560
The same thing as to why you don't get gravity, if you want a definition that is up for debate, but we comprehend the effects and proportions in relation to mass. Also momentum.

>>159621576
>vent some of our global warming into space?
Space is empty. We are already "venting" as well as we can by radiation.
But the idea that space is cold and can be used to cool things down is simply wrong. Most space ships would sooner run into the problem of overheating than freezing.

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>>159581913
>"Look how weird was the writing in those primitive days."

>>159621560
>moving around space with all the people and things stuck on it and not feeling it.
You can't feel speed. That's a misconception. When you think you are feeling speed it's usually either wind or acceleration.
Earth has a circular motion, that means there is some acceleration involved. But it's really minor compared to gravity.

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>>159584348
> VII.12.18-20 (theLupinare); 2175: I screwed a lot of girls here.

Those Nazca lines lasted a long time, we should make one of the best anime/ manga girl, even better if visible from space.

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In thousands of years from now, scholars around the globe will try to decipher this and ponder over it for centuries. They will fail to decipher this and stick it in a museum as an example of ancient high literature. Future humans will flock to see pic related framed in a museum and imagine it was some revolutionary story written by ancient man.

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Let's take a look at those ancient fictions:
>Many of these contests, if done by human beings, would be a matter of life and death. In one contest the two youths try to outwit one another. This contest includes a homosexual attempt by Seth and a revenge by Horus. In the course of this contest both youngsters prove that they are indeed post-pubescent by producing semen.
>Isis seems to be aware of the importance not just of semen production, but its placement or role in the coming-of-age ceremony. She goes through the ritual masturbation of her son to produce that semen. He has Horus place his own semen on the lettuce patch so that Seth ingests it.
>Back in court, Seth declares that “I have done a man’s deed to him.” Literally, “I did work and fight to him,” where kAt, ‘work’ is written as its homonym, kAt, ‘vagina’, so it ends up reading, literally, I did a vagina fight to him. However we translate aHA, ‘to fight’, it implies the use of force in this male contest. This contest ends with a ritual calling forth of these young men’s semen with all the deities present. Seth’s semen ends up discarded in the marshes. Horus’s semen, in Seth’s belly, transforms into a golden sun disk that Thoth appropriates for himself.
http://horemheb.com/horus_and_seth.html
literally paleo sadpanda.

>>159620520
What's your basis of making that claim? Optimism?

>>159620520
>What is Helium?

>>159608455
>How many of us here will be forgotten for all time once our day comes?

I'll live on simply by asking my relatives to cremate my body, have a glass portrait of my waifu made and use the ashes during the glass making process.

Then I will truly be with her, maybe include a CAT scan of my brain embedded in the glass.

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>>159584348
>http://www.pompeiana.org/Resources/Ancient/Graffiti%20from%20Pompeii.htm
>VII.9 (Eumachia Building, via della Abbondanza); 2048: Secundus likes to screw boys.
Glad to see things never change, pedos were made fun of and calling eachother faggots was still the norm.

Why don't we send the best hentai to outer space ala Pioneer?

>>159618024
Are you actually an autist?

>>159584286
THICC

>>159622260
Are you sure that's not Secundus himself shitposting?

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no need to feel ashamed of your hardblush collection!

>>159595555
Let's derail this thread by spamming quads and checked. CHECKED QUADS

>>159619844
It blows my mind how Trump is sabotaging re-newable energy initiatives in America and wanting coal to still be a major player when in places where coal is king like West Virginia, only 900 people are employed to actually mine because it's all automated now. Not that natural gas is any better because extracting it causes earthquakes (See Oklahoma, the head of the EPA believes that 600 man made earthquakes a year is fine when he was working for the state.)

Yes, you need resources to make renewable energy work, and it's not a silver bullet, but undermining it is not the answer.

>>159623370
Modern "democracy" is lobbyism.

>>159620575
To be fair, current industries that would lose always attempt to sabotage the development of better technologies that will put them out of business.

See 'Who killed the electric car?'

>>159621223
cute

This needs to become a pasta.

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>>159621223
>not catgirls

>>159620269
I think it would work fine if we could get production of self replicating robots up on a platform in outer space. Then we can just nudge the resources back to earth.