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The world will end by crashing into Venus, Earths nearest planetary neighbour. The end will come, not so much as a shock to everyone, but more as an unavoibable obliteration. The only effort capable by the human race for self preservation will be to launch a ship with the collective consiousness of the entire human race on board, with a 'maid' robot, containing one brave souls conciousness aswell as an AI conciousness. In the meantime everyone watches descending doom in the form of a gigantic planet getting ever closer. For those lucky enough to be on the same side of the planet as Venus, death will come about 1 second after impact (or sooner depending on proximity to the impact site) as a huge shock wave of debris flattens the planets face. Death will be painless and slightly shocking due to its speed.
After a few hundred, maybe even thousand years, after the effects of cabin fever have set in on the maid robot, whos tasks include telling alien races how to save the human conciousnesses on board, the ship may reach an alien race with enough technolgical expertise to help us. By this stage the maid robot will be so incredibly obsessed with arguing with itself, the alien whos trying to help will get so p***ed off they'll just start smashing data storage thingeys.
Thus endeth the lesson.
It felt more like a vision than a dream. aahh funny.
I could never finish a novel. If I ever try something that size I'll be sure to include a talking pie. How could you not?
although the finished product must contain a sub-plot about a talking pie.
I know I have decent dreams, but I can only remember the crappy bits. rargh
No work, everyone would get wrecked.
> Fozz wrote:
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> I shall be saying I TOLD YOU SO when we're all dead.
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> I doubt that.
I'll show you..I'LL SHOW ALL OF YOU. Multiple personalities have we eh????
> I shall be saying I TOLD YOU SO when we're all dead.
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I doubt that.