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This is only considering our Solar System. But I've heard that they've already found several planets that are much better suited for life than Earth.

I'm also somewhat of a (YouTube) expert on space 🤓
I haven't heard of anything being "much better." I've heard that some places are similar, and some are somewhat similar, but everywhere has its own problems, like the gravity being different or the atmosphere's composition. And the fact that it's impossible to get there, unless you have a TARDIS. But let's say it were possible – there probably wouldn't be any life there anyway. Just mountains and oceans to look at.

Well, before Earth becomes a paradise, living on other planets is fraught with problems... We've littered and polluted here, and polished it all with wars, so I don't want to carry the same mess into space before we clean up after ourselves.
Although, it's worth developing things gradually, but I wouldn't want to move there just yet...

Found something funny related to the latest discussions. Sorry for the low-quality image.

Well, before Earth becomes a paradise, living on other planets is fraught with consequences... We've littered and polluted here, and polished it with wars; I don't want to carry the same mess into space before we clean up after ourselves.

Brother, space is vast – if we want to pollute it, who will stop us? It's just a speck in the universe, and it's already so polluted that we could never match it. This sentiment doesn't come from a love for the universe itself, but from the realization that pollution ultimately harms us.
Other planets will have more resilience; after all, our footprint hasn't reached them yet, and everything is pristine. And besides, all our pollution is made up of the same elements from this universe, and we are also a part of it, which means that such a development of events is predetermined by it.

It stems from a love for the universe as a whole, and from the realization that stagnation ultimately harms us.

Well, yes.
I primarily mean moral stagnation, not environmental – as the scale grows, so do the consequences of incorrect actions and decisions, but society's mentality doesn't keep pace with changes in technology...
On the other hand, if Earth is indeed destroyed, a backup will be useful, and that's something to keep in mind.

Sin will be eradicated when we eliminate all sinners. Since everyone is sinful in one way or another, we must kill everyone, and there will be no backups.

Well, it’s easy; you don’t even have to do anything, because we’ll all die someday.

Yeah, but what else can you do? Not all species have lived unchanged for millions of years; there have been dead-end branches that went extinct for various reasons. Maybe we are one of them, but we at least have a chance of backing up our data, like the Scottish wildcat in Romania and Scotland, unlike some extinct dinosaurs, who had no options other than to endure the problems that occurred, simply due to their limitations and lack of ability to influence the situation.

I feel like exactly that kind of dinosaur lately.

It's easy, you don't even have to do anything, because everyone will die eventually.

We also need to make everyone stop reproducing. Kill everyone before they reach reproductive age. At least, all the elves.

Why force them? By providing free access to anime and video games without requiring them to work or leave their homes, they will stop on their own.

The Elves won't stop. Just look at Nebosa, dozens of heavily armed players from Russia to Scotland. Only mass executions will help.

But dinosaurs didn't become extinct...

Based on Revan’s post, the answer is yes.