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The brain remains one of the least studied organs in the human body. Many processes, such as the development of mental illnesses, memory, and dreams, are still not fully understood. And given that many of its features are still shrouded in mystery, I have doubts about our ability to maintain its health for a long time.
Furthermore, what about overpopulation? If people stop reproducing, that would be unfortunate.
Yes, I'm not a biologist, so I'm looking at the situation based on my existing knowledge and common sense. And of course, everything written above is just my IMHO.

Besides, what about overpopulation? If people stop reproducing, that would be sad.

But why reproduce? To consume more resources? I think the problem will disappear once Mars is colonized.

The brain remains one of the least studied organs in the human body.

I disagree. Research in the field of brain studies is progressing rapidly.

Why reproduce? To ensure genetic diversity.

No, I think that if there are children in the future, they will most likely be the result of genetic engineering. And in general, having children is the responsibility of the state, because society bears responsibility for this. Also, what do we mean by genetic diversity? That some people will be normal, and others, for example, will have Down syndrome? And why is that necessary?

Genetic diversity increases the chances of a species' survival. It allows for adaptation to various living conditions. And yes, as I see it, you are neglecting the emotional and psychological aspects of the issue.

Genetic diversity increases a species' chances of survival

Humanity has long ceased to be animals; it no longer needs to adapt to anything.

You are neglecting the emotional and psychological aspect of the issue.

Pfft, what do emotions and psychology have to do with it? A healthy person can perfectly control this.

And what about other planets with conditions that don't exist on Earth? Take gravity, for example. Moreover, the human psyche has certain basic instincts that need to be satisfied. Otherwise, the individual won't function properly. Either these instincts are satisfied naturally, or artificially through medication. But that wouldn't be very good.

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Do you really think that humanity isn't made up of animals? Biological classification disagrees. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Primates Family: Hominidae Genus: Homo Species: Homo sapiens

Freidy, you've arrived. Astrologers say that in six billion years, our galaxy will collide with another galaxy, and the Universal Apocalypse will begin. What the hell are they spending their money and time on? Who cares what will happen in six billion years? Why are they doing such a stupid and useless thing?

Astrologers, Wolf? Maybe astronomers? Astrology is a pseudoscience and utter garbage. And astronomy is the cutting edge of science and physics in particular.

Yeah, they are. I'm just an idiot and I confuse things.

So you know when to get out of this galaxy.

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Wolf, don't confuse things anymore. Because that's not good.

Why is it important to know this now? In six billion years, astronomers will change their opinion about what will happen during the collision a billion times. They will say that there won't be a collision at all. They will say that it won't be dangerous. If it does happen, then closer to the actual collision (approximately in 5.9999999 billion years), people will already be thinking about what to do and how to deal with it. But right now, this is a completely useless topic for discussion.

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I sometimes confuse psychologists and psychiatrists. Well, that's just in words.

Wolves, galaxies change trajectories very poorly.

However, people are very good at changing the formulas they use to calculate various trajectories of movement.

No, it's not that difficult to calculate. The main thing is a powerful telescope and a spectrograph.