I'm really interested to see how you will respond is science fiction writ large, colonizing space and these things to me seem energy and ecology blind from a biophysical perspective. So I suppose books about an earth track future where humans are using 80% less material throughput and it's a tougher material existence wouldn't actually be in the sci-fi genre. But do you have any thoughts on that? No, that would be a science fiction story. And it's a good one. It's often a scam because anybody who claims to know what the future is bringing is making a false claim. There's an interesting side case to be made that Mars, if we were to be in a good

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