Alien civilizations from level 1 to level 7. We are only at level 0.72 

thanks mate, just needed confirmation. but the slight chance you actually are.. what’s it like?

@BujuBra as a planet of similar size to earth, its quite alright honestly. I feel bad for my cousin Earth though, the humans have been pumping coal and other toxic fuels in her lungs for over a hundred years now, I'm getting kinda worried about her getting lung cancer at only 4.5 billion years old. Also if you humans fly over to me, please use solar or at least something renewable. I enjoy being healthy and green.

Favourite type of bread?

aliens be like: I will destroy them in 10k years. THEY SHALL DIE Humans: SPEEDRUN MUSIC INTENSIFIES becomes type 2 Aliens: HOWit took us 1m years Humans: my goal here is to brake my record no time to chat Aliens: WAT

yea people don't actually understand how fucking fast we're improving

yea its insanely quick how things change with each generation

Type 1 speedrun any% glitchless

This video is the author halucination.😮

I agree because the only actual differences between civ types were how they harnessed energy, and then everything said in between was separate and impossible to predict

@Taco is Me but those paid media and scientic act like they know it we those asumption upon asumption

That's why they call them 'theories' , you geniuses.

I'm a total layman, but I question the timescales between each civilisation type. Surely the gap between civ types should go exponentially quicker, not ridiculously slower. Like, to go from a Type 1 to a Type 2 in 100,000 to 1 million years?! Just look at the exponential advancement of technology in the last 100 years. The more you know, the better your tech, the faster you'll advance surely. I know these advancements are supposed to be absolute quantum leaps, but going from 0-1 in anything is always the hardest part.

Lmao.

U mean the Player 2 toddler with an unplugged controller?

Yes

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level 7 knows wayyyy too much

Its not that amazing when u think about it.

@Anik Ultra your joking right?

@bumba This is all hypothesis, no math or evidence to back it up

So positively competitive.

ala space race?

it always saddens me to think how much potential we have if countries actually cooperated and don't have wars.

Wise thinking. 💯

Thats only right now. If humans will exist and become like Type 3 or 4, then for them Type 5 and 6 will seem reachable. It's just thinking into the future and the progress that needs to be done on the way there.

Yeah, a story of type 4-7 is no better than Alice in wonderland.

There is no conceivable way for our understanding of quantum technologies at this point for it to exist… maybe one day we look at type 4-7 the way we look at 1-3 today.

5-7 is just like some god shit.. leaving bodies living in a conscious it feels weird 4 is like a practical god hehe

Not with that attitude

There may be no absolute end to the rabbit hole. What if a civilisation is so ridiculously advanced that even its infants can create their own multiverses with their own laws of physics (or some other, unknown brand of science - or magic to us!)? If the universe is infinite, then there are surely infinite possibilities for ever-more granular and ever-more powerful discoveries.

​@Jamie that might be a tad too much Marvel

​@The_Biggest_Chungus he makes a good and interesting point tbf

So, basically a Type Omega civilization can also be known as "God".

@Michael Moen as a type god, i can confirm that i can make different universes by accident by thinking somthing

Extremophile beings, or subterranean civilizations in barren surfaced planets.

some may be just a bunch of moving rocks or natural occurring machines

a good observation. yeah some may need methane to survive, or, poisonous sulfur to sustain their metabolism, we havent thought about that. maybe they need very very high pressure so they live inside water.

See I've always wondered that somewhere there are beings that don't need the same things as us

Also to have 1 language, financial equality, no more hunger, and we can evolve, but seems like it's impossible for now

This war is one of the main reason we develop new technologies

Michio Kaku did say that for us to reach a Type 1 we have to avoid destroying ourselves. It was from a video back in 2011 Called Will Mankind Destroy Itself. It is still on RU-vid.

It surely is. But we have millions of years 🙂

That’s because the equation is an exponential equation; it literally becomes exponentially harder to increase the type rating

Well the process would be more difficult but it wouldn't feel difficult.

Pure speculations. We advanced from horses and timber ships to space travel and nuclear energy in only 200 years.

@Bdleo Took millions of years to get to the modern age. Might take many millenia to become galactic.

If this cannon then backroom should exist on this vid

Yea it is highly possible. There might have been an universe where they havent thought of fighting or medicine to cure/heal themselves. Maybe some other field.

@A_ManOfCulture what do you think the back rooms are if you know about the back rooms then you know why it was thought up

Samesies.

Yeah get to crackin. We need you to cut that 100,000 to 1 million year track to level 1 down pretty significantly please

This is one of those conversations that would be so much fun to discuss.

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How the heck did you know our language.. And how did you got access through our internet and social media??????????

@Philippineball he’s joking. But in all seriousness, any civilization after 0 has access to more than just energy that benefits them to achieve goals that would be impossible for us today.

"Achieving immortality" would mean that we don't need anything to sustain ourselves.

@baka Things require energy to "do". Thinking requires energy, so even without flesh we would need energy to think and exist. Therefore we just wouldn't be limited to only obtaining energy from the inefficient processing of food, but rather be able to run directly off of our generators like computers.

With bimbos in bikinis and cute cats who needs civilization?

Cringe edit - this comment from me was cringe and tik tok is cringe as well

Gold

It’s possible, we just have to “manipulate” the government into paying Scientists and Engineers higher rates than jobs in the entertainment industry. That way, everyone would be interested in becoming a scientist or an engineer in technology, hence more brains working together and generating ideas for future development.

@ElectricBacon yeah bro sadly 😭..

Yet with all wars and chaos we advanced from horses and timber ships to space travel and nuclear energy in 200 years...

Relax, Plato

bro is that irodov in the pic 💀

@Aryan Aman Ye lol

Because everything he said after type 4 is wild speculation. 6 and 7 almost certainly don’t exist

I am a firm believer traveling back in time is impossible

@that dude Agreed

@that dude An ant is also a firm believer that traveling to other planets is impossible.

@Ruzzky_Bly4t you can travel forward but not backward in time. Also please don't speak for the ants, they are incredibly wise in my eyes.

To learn how to harvest the energy from a star will be a knowledge always necessary to expand through the Universe, they are like gas stations for an advanced civilization.

Yeah

Not freaky but extremely interesting ;)

Nah, it's quantum physics.

Our mind is the ticket to interstellar travel & into the multiverses, including reaching all other dimensions.

Its not even freaky, everything we know is just a lie

lol help me, it's to much for my brains which can't even imagine the distance between two solar systems.

ironically that would make the Bible and other religious text a real possibility of past events

@Aurum Vale U got a good point! religion through science!

why didnt i think of that myself, brilliant!

Never 7

Yeah like for one People forcing other people to fight over pieces of land that actually don't belong to any human lolol.

So much is Going Wrong already if we all work together to make life for all Humans to ascend we can achieve it sadly don’t think this will happen

humanity as a whole probably can but humans can't if that make sense

@liam yeah, I get what you mean.

I always thought that the reason we haven't seen them are either; 1) Humans are still a relatively young and new species in the grand scheme of things so they want us to grow a bit more and get another level first before they make contact. 2) Honestly your idea where our solar system is simply too far away from them to establish proper contact... But they're in touch with each other

Read the remembrance of earths past aka 3body problem triology

In eternity this feet will be nothing

You won't need to pack, it will be beamed there!

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@BeforeTheRise *feat* You’re welcome

i think doing both is the most naturally plausible progression. Outward expansion is always the first priority, due to it being so much more easily reachable & blatantly understandable. Going subatomic would require a lot more different levels of thinking & work that I don’t think we have even started on yet. It would also probably require a lot more resources and technological advances that would probably come easier from outward expansion. Historically, things tend to go Macro before they go Micro, it’s just a lot easier.

@Daddy To us, yes, but that's not necessarily and inherent evolutionary condition/requirement throughout the cosmos. Thanks for the thoughtful reply!

@Mike V (edited) lol

Yes! Play tall!

We are already going smaller, making everything More efficient

i completely agree

everything up to 4 is based on theoretical physics tho

The scale is based on energy consumption of civilization and there's a proper formula for it , and according to that formula we are calculated as a type 0.72 civilization

It was humans that reached type 6 in a different universe or dimension. That helped.

I don't believe the wormhole threw him into another dimension... It was the same tangible universe.

@IndyShepherd he went into a naked singularity, the wormhole at the beginning, then at the end he went into the black hole where time and space reverse roles. So it’s the same universe but with dimensions switched round, it was also an artificial black hole meaning he was able to comprehend time as space and interact with it

In that case, Christopher Nolan is a type 7 civilization

@Jessy Agosto It was not human that reached type 6 but in the novel they called them "THEY". They're just higher being who help humanity to grow and advance.

Yo thanks man i never thought about this

Pretty sure the process is called vacuum decay

What movie was this in?

The closest thing to observe this phenomenon is viewing the ocean and land as two separate world of existences based on density. When a flood or tsunami happens, it basically destroys land cities.

You're confusing information with existence. This is the error in modern thinking. The rules of finance don't create wealth, a blueprint of a house is not a house, and all the data that comprises doesn't actualize you, since we can create a data to define anything and that doesn't actualize the thing. It's like suggesting that by merely typing the words that define something it would cause that thing to exist.

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Cameraman >> Type 7 civ

We're definitely on the brink of it, especially with NASAs most recent exploits.

once you get to 7 the big bang happens and you start from 0 lol

@rekcahY bruh

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@Tizio a Caso true lol

i personally think there's a limit tho, short said, if a civilation can mess with the laws of nature, their reiched the limit

Best sci-fi author by far.

I’m guessing you know what that means. They create a universe.

@jsbrads1 yeah, I got that..

@Blissful no what?

Like in Evangelion?

Yeah, abstract. BIG TIME Abstract

I feel like possibly multiple (or ALL) universes occupy THIS space, and that dark matter is just us running up against the seams of other dimensions-seemingly folded flat from our vantage point. Like, dark matter is geographical topography we can’t read yet?

​@5RRR I feel like this theory is somewhat accurate. I am not particularly religious. I believe that if the multiverse is a thing there may or may not be some sort of god that is pure consciousness that either already existed or spontaneously existed from nothing over time much like the controversial big bang theory suggests our universe came to be (i.e. big bang led to formation of earth which led to formation of humans, higher intelligence and awareness, etc.). Over time you'd only expect consciousness to get more advanced as long as we don't kill each other (more than we already do). We also have to accept the fact we can only see so far right now just simply due to the testable effect of overly red shifted light at a determined distance (which almost certainly indicates that the space between us and what we perceive as everything else is expanding such that light could not reach us past a certain distance). Even if said light did reach us somehow it would be so red-shifted you wouldn't get any useful information out of it. Only reason I bring this up is that I feel that means the universe is most likely just infinite and particles just spontaneously come into existence in an endless expanding space. It doesn't have to make sense; if you think about it very deep or ask a expert in the field, nothing really does make sense in terms of the beginning of everything (if there is such a beginning).

An example of type 7 civilizations are the Precursors from Halo.

I feel like dark energy doesn’t actually exist. It’s never been demonstrated in the real world.

As well as simultaneously creating new universes. Simply by a AI machine mimicking all our actions in this universe but making a slightly different decision than the one we make. Thus creating another universe in the multiverse that we can harness for energy. Thus nothing ever is depleted.

wondering what they are gonna do with all that energy, seems rather nonsense to spend the energy of one whole galaxy just to travel to the other side of the universe, and see how that is, or, imagine they having a summer house 5 billion galaxies away, and to visit it they have to harness the energy of 7 milky ways, imagine how many conscious lives they would eradicate from existence just to visit their summer house.

Paul Bedford at first no didn't worry mean me. But when I started looking into it, then yes. But how do we know it will stop at barren planets? Human history is filled with many examples of the strong dominating the weak. Future humans can look at a planet that has life and still wonder how does it benefit me?

@Steven Baumann Why wouldn't they just use asteroids at that point? I thought asteroids had plenty of good metals in them, and that there's virtually a limitless supply.

@Justfitz I'm not saying they won't use asteroids. But to create a Dyson Sphere you need a planets worth of raw material. At least that's what they say in theory.

@Steven Baumann My point is that asteroids might be so plentiful in raw materials that you wouldn't even need to bother with planets. Its possible that our entire outer solar system is jam packed with them. And they could have far more metal that what you'd get from a planet. Plus they might be more efficient to mine than actual planets too. Imagine the size of all the asteroids in our system. Its likely more than enough for a Dysons Sphere. And its also likely that other solar systems have tons of them too.

@Steven Baumann The commenter above me is right that using asteroids are more efficient in terms of gathering resources, because asteroids are smaller and easier to mine than whole planets, where you must identify geographical areas of valuable resources, and have to fight gravity in order to mine it, where asteroids you would need to drag it into preferable position and maybe mine it completely

Element 115 is called Moscovium, and it was discovered in 2003. It's far too heavy and only has a half-life of anywhere from 20-650 milliseconds and breaks down immediately into E113 Nihomium isotopes. Not long enough to be stable for any kind of anti-gravity spaceships that Bob Lazar tried to pass off as real. Lazar's thing about "Element 115" was a case of PIDOMA since Moscovium had yet to be discovered, nor was it even considered yet, so it sounded spooky and out of this world. Even ultra-powerful alien civs have to follow physics like we do, so It's going to be something different than that for anti-gravity to work, like expanding the Standard Model by finally working out quantum gravity, discovering graviton particles and taking advantage of those. Which is something that a type 4+ civilization could pull off. *PIDOMA = Pulled It Directly Outta My Ass

@Ford Prefect 124 Unbiquadium ... an element of the island of stability. Some isotopes are likely to have a half-life of several thousand years. Possibly the isotope Ubq-330 with 124 protons and 204 neutrons is one of these long-lived isotopes. I once read a very interesting article in GEO about a Russian research laboratory - and a very clever man ... unfortunately I've forgotten his name ... he was able to illustrate it very clearly: imagine a bus that is really really full - then everyone supports themselves and no matter how bad the road is they stay together in a group! .. (I experienced something like that once in Perm - a funny story ... but that would go beyond the scope of this article ... in any case it fits).

124 Unbiquadium ... an element of the island of stability. Some isotopes are likely to have a half-life of several thousand years. Possibly the isotope Ubq-330 with 124 protons and 204 neutrons is one of these long-lived isotopes. I once read a very interesting article in GEO about a Russian research laboratory - and a very clever man ... unfortunately I've forgotten his name ... he was able to illustrate it very clearly: imagine a bus that is really really full - then everyone supports themselves and no matter how bad the road is they stay together in a group! .. (I experienced something like that once in Perm - a funny story ... but that would go beyond the scope of this article ... in any case it fits).

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The highest income countries in the world have a poverty rate of 5% to 15% and with some wealth rebalancing and government spending could reach 0 likely

This video is so wrong and full of assumptions lol

@Raheel Pervaiz Ah, I see a born futurist at work. Once again you assume that what is physically possible is the question. It is not and never has been. The question is whether people in extremely large groups will willingly co-operate. And the answer is a resounding NO. Leaving aside all other incompatible cultural norms, take the issue of religion. Different religions have fundamentally different beliefs about social subjects that absolutely will not go away just because the majority says so. That is the whole basis of religion- that other people's beliefs are "wrong because MY GOD says so" and to accept/respect those beliefs will cause me to go to eternal damnation. Describe to me if you can the path that leads from that, where we are now, to a place where all people are equal in the eyes of all people. And fair warning, fairytale thinking about 'then we all sing kumbaya together because we should' will get all the respect it deserves

True, we as a civilization have abundance of food, but still have starvation. An abundance doesnt mean equitable distribution. Human greed is real

We might be able to unify the world without too many problems, if you look at trends country get less and bigger over time

Only Level 8? Kinda fodder