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turchin comments on AI as a resolution to the Fermi Paradox. - Less Wrong Discussion

1 Post author: Raiden 02 March 2016 08:45PM

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Comment author: turchin 04 March 2016 02:59:27PM *  0 points [-]

(Retracted: If we take total number of stars that will be ever created we are somewhere in first 7 per cent (if I remember correctly - can't find a link), so we are early, but no surprisingly early)

Update: I was wrong. we are surprisingly late. 95 per cent stars is already created. http://www.wired.com/2012/11/universe-making-stars/

Update 2: but when the Sun was born it was exactly 50 per cent of stars were already born. It is strong argument for rare earth.