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Big Chill Imperative
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A Type I civilization, also called a planetary civilization
Can use and store all of the energy available on its planet
Vastness beckons, enticing us
Eternal sunshine, minerals to mine
Friends above, we ascend with love
A Type II civilization, also called a stellar civilization
Can use and control energy at the scale of its planetary system
Vastness swallows, engulfing us
Cosmic moths, never fathomed
Torn apart, our nation and our atoms
Kurzweil, Tyson, inspire man
Kardashev, Asimov, enlighten us
A Type III civilization, also called a galactic civilization,
Can control energy at the scale of its entire host galaxy
Vastness remains, mocking us
Dust is dust is dust is dust
Dust is dust is dust is dust is dust
Curie, Musk, deliver us
Sagan, Faraday, lead the way
Hawking, Feynman, give guidance
Roddenberry, Kaku, visionary
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try lungz Washington
indie-rock, post-punk, doom-funk, mostly junk
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"like some murky diety delivering a fire message amid a fever dream of dirty, unrelenting synth drums n’ BASS" -u/tbaby1995
"I like this a lot! It's very unique and doesn't remind me of anything. Very cool." -u/Donahue-Industry
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