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Elon Musk agrees with Peter Hague's opinion that space colonization is a valuable hedge against the risk of a permanent world government leading to an unrecoverable dystopia.
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Peter Hague (@peterrhague): The existential risk that really scares me, due to its likelihood and consequences, is an unrecoverable dystopia. One, permanent world government that will never be overthrown.
Space colonisation is a really good hedge against that one.
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