...outset, we'll extend further into the cosmos. Just as there was a human genome project in the 1990s, by the 2090s there may be a human recovery project. The ability to build a ringworld, or dyson sphere, or elements of the same, around Sol and other stars, using robot labor, combined with even a limited time viewer and advanced forensic techniques, would allow humanity to support a human...

... line on all this is it really doesn't matter how big your planet is, it's not like you'll be able to fit more people on it, cause the size of your planet determines how big the people on the planet are. Who is with me on this? If the planet was 100 time bigger then Earth. It would not be like Earth. Unless it had a 1:1 scale map of Earth, like the ringworld.

... favorite Sci-Fi writers??? K e v My "last" favorite was Larry Niven. (I went through many.) Today I find the popular science mags to be entertainment enough. Ringworld -- Mote in God's Eye.... You hit one of my favorites...I read alot from the 60's thru the beginning of the 80's..When the trend went to "sword & sorcery" I ...

...) your favorite Sci-Fi writers??? K e v My "last" favorite was Larry Niven. (I went through many.) Today I find the popular science mags to be entertainment enough. Ringworld -- Mote in God's Eye.... You hit one of my favorites...I read alot from the 60's thru the beginning of the 80's..When the trend went to "sword & sorcery" I ...

... (are) your favorite Sci-Fi writers??? K e v My "last" favorite was Larry Niven. (I went through many.) Today I find the popular science mags to be entertainment enough. Ringworld -- Mote in God's Eye.... You hit one of my favorites...I read alot from the 60's thru the beginning of the 80's..When the trend went to "sword & sorcery" I dropped ...

...Who were (are) your favorite Sci-Fi writers??? K e v My "last" favorite was Larry Niven. (I went through many.) Today I find the popular science mags to be entertainment enough. Ringworld -- Mote in God's Eye.... You hit one of my favorites...I read alot from the 60's thru the beginning of the 80's..When the trend went to "sword & sorcery" I dropped out.... ...

... were (are) your favorite Sci-Fi writers??? K e v My "last" favorite was Larry Niven. (I went through many.) Today I find the popular science mags to be entertainment enough. Ringworld -- Mote in God's Eye.... You hit one of my favorites...I read alot from the 60's thru the beginning of the 80's..When the trend went to "sword & sorcery" I dropped out.... If you haven'...

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... I'm not familiar with Larry Niven, but some of the best things come from taking a chance on what other people have recommended. His big "claim to fame" is a modified idea of the Dyson sphere called Ringworld: a Ribbon the size of earth's orbit and 100,000 miles accross that rotates and has walls on the edges to keep the air in. I also like Phillip K. Dick's works as far as sci-fi ...