The karashev Scale | Part 3
The Kardashev Scale
In the last part I talked about what is a type 2 on the Kardashev Scale, and what we would be able to do.
If you missed Part 1 (Click Here).
If you missed Part 2 (Click Here).
Now i will talk about a Type 3 civilization.
Galactic Travelers
By the time a Race reaches Type 3 on the Kardashev Scale, it will have the knowledge of everything to do with energy, or in other words, they become a Master Race.
For us as humans it will take hundred of thousands of years of evolution both biological and mechanical.
Type 3 civilization would be totally different, if we were to become a Type 3 we would be vastly different to what we are now, such as we might build cyborgs or cybernetic organism ( Beings both biological and robotic), that can self replicate there numbers to millions to spread across the galaxy, colonizing planet after planet, encapsulating them in Dyson Sphere's creating a huge network to take back energy to our home planet.
But getting across the galaxy is still a problem, why you ask?
Even then we still have to abide by the law's of physics, one of them being Light Speed Travel.
Unless we have designed a working Warp drive, or taking out vast storage of energy to master Wormhole Teleportation, but still they both remain theoretical.
And one final thing i would like to know if you would like me to add links to some words i think you won't know the meaning of, making it more convenient for my reader's please leave your opinion in the comment's.
Example: Dyson Sphere.
Thank you for reading Part 3
By Riaan.
Great work.
You've broken it up into paragraphs, and excellent use of headers.
Very easy on the eye.
In the years to come (since we like discussing the future) anyone who joined steemit before 2018 is going to be known as a pioneer.
Even those before 2020 will be known as early adopters.
Keep at it mate :)
Thanks man, your opinion is very appreciated. And thanks for the tip.
Also wanted to ask if you had any tips on when the best time is to post, or doesn't it matter that much
My mate @holoz0r raised that and I've given it some thought.
Any visibility boost gained by posting at an optimum time of day may well be offset by the reduction in variety of eyeballs.
Considering I'm a follower nut, I'd rather 100 people see my articles than 20 people see them 10 times each.
Each person can only follow me once, so I'd rather post at random times in hopes of attracting follows from readers who read at different times.
Ok thank you.