This is just false. Humans are at the very least privileged in our role as biological bootloaders of AI. The emergence of written culture, industrial technology, and so on, are incredibly special from a historical perspective.
You only set aside occasional low-value fragments for national parks, mostly for your own pleasure and convenience, when it didn’t cost too much?
Earth as a proportion of the solar system’s planetary mass is probably comparable to national parks as a proportion of the Earth’s land, if not lower.
This is just false. Humans are at the very least privileged in our role as biological bootloaders of AI. The emergence of written culture, industrial technology, and so on, are incredibly special from a historical perspective.
Earth as a proportion of the solar system’s planetary mass is probably comparable to national parks as a proportion of the Earth’s land, if not lower.
Yeah, but not if we weight that land by economic productivity, I think.