Finding evidence life on Mars which shared no genetic similarities with life on Earth would be a major find. However, if it is similar to what we find here, one could make the case that organisms were carried to Mars from Earth, by solar winds, or perhaps even our own unmanned probes.
We should sue martian for BP theft (Biological Property).
But maybe also life on earth comes from other planets.
The economic systems of this world would collapse, but everyone would have everything they need anyway just by replicating it, so who cares? There would be struggles at first, like who would control the first replicators until everyone has one.
It's enough to have one replicator, then replicate it. It take only few time so that everyone get a replicator (think exponential).
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Finding evidence life on Mars which shared no genetic similarities with life on Earth would be a major find. However, if it is similar to what we find here, one could make the case that organisms were carried to Mars from Earth, by solar winds, or perhaps even our own unmanned probes. We should sue martian for BP theft (Biological Property).
But maybe also life on earth comes from other planets.
Where I live we have a "birra" (a beer/0.3l), a "birrino" (a small beer/0.2l) and a "mezzo di birra" (half of beer/0.5l).
Actually, the GPL is on the side of the author of the code.
I always thought that GPL was on the side of the code.
The economic systems of this world would collapse, but everyone would have everything they need anyway just by replicating it, so who cares? There would be struggles at first, like who would control the first replicators until everyone has one.
It's enough to have one replicator, then replicate it. It take only few time so that everyone get a replicator (think exponential).