Technological progress

May 27, 2023
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With the constant advancement of IoT in smart homes and even smart cities, including other technologies like robots using machine learning, we can take further steps to harness the full power of the planet. In this way, we could finally reach stage 1 of the Kardashev scale. Thinking even further ahead, these technologies can be applied on a large scale in the solar system with new deep space explorations and the use of nanorobots on asteroids. These nanorobots could map their material constitution, allowing the harvesting of the raw material present in them, in addition to offering other advantages, such as terraforming moons on Jupiter and Saturn, and terraforming other planets and or telluric rocky bodies, as well as the possibility of regulating accurately or close to every corner of the solar system. Even the Sun could wrap itself in a Dyson sphere to collect its energy. In a few billion years, when the Sun starts the red giant process, we could start using stellar engineering techniques to contain its exponential growth and consume other planets (obviously, this would only be possible for a few years due to the loss of fuel, like hydrogen).
 
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Manmade Personalized (custom) Colonies (PCs) and other facilitations in and on the surface of SPACE in Local and Wide Area Networks (LANs and WANs) of colonization speaks to greater individualism, greater freedom, greater flexibility, a faster-greater front of [frontier civilization's] energies and reach into interstellar space and beyond into the universe, thus greater mass genius in existence and application. A singularity of Dyson Sphere informs of one thing only, an inbred and inbreeding inwardly looking, inwardly focused, hive species' stone mindless [utopian / dystopian] suicide pact.
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'The High Frontier' -- Gerard K. O'Neill.
'Colonies In Space' -- T. A. Heppenheimer.
( https://nss.org/colonies-in-space-by-t-a-heppenheimer/ )
NASA:
 
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