Wow, leave this thread for few days and look what it becomes. So not going into religous and political debate, but I would like to point some other things out.
1) I agree with aschen and thirdeyeblind105, the Tollans were wiped out with Ancient tech, which was developed over a course of several (maybe as much as 25 -30) million years, not centuries or millenia.
2) In 2010, I believe the Aschen wiped out the Goa'uld (and the Tok'ra as well) so obviously their "primative" technology was enough to take out the Goa'uld. (I guess no Anubis either, oh well).
3) While I admit technology is advancing pretty quickly over the past century (GO MOORE'S LAW), I don't hink it's exponentially growing, nor is it much faster than are advances in the 1800's or 1700's (and even before that as well). It might have taken us a good 500 - 700 more years just to become as advanced as the Tollans, possibly even more, now that I think about it. Yeah, it would be nice to advance to where the Tollans are in the next 50 - 200 years, but it might take longer than that. Who knows, it maybe we will be that far along come 2200 or 2250, but it's difficult to estimate. Space exploration is very costly and going back to capatilism, there is little capital gain from it. Hopefully we'll be exploring other solar systems first hand within a couple hundred years, but I don't know. Personally, I would like our tech advances to help fix things in this solar system before we leave for others. I'm sure we could still learn a lot by playing in our "own backyard" first.
1) I agree with aschen and thirdeyeblind105, the Tollans were wiped out with Ancient tech, which was developed over a course of several (maybe as much as 25 -30) million years, not centuries or millenia.
2) In 2010, I believe the Aschen wiped out the Goa'uld (and the Tok'ra as well) so obviously their "primative" technology was enough to take out the Goa'uld. (I guess no Anubis either, oh well).
3) While I admit technology is advancing pretty quickly over the past century (GO MOORE'S LAW), I don't hink it's exponentially growing, nor is it much faster than are advances in the 1800's or 1700's (and even before that as well). It might have taken us a good 500 - 700 more years just to become as advanced as the Tollans, possibly even more, now that I think about it. Yeah, it would be nice to advance to where the Tollans are in the next 50 - 200 years, but it might take longer than that. Who knows, it maybe we will be that far along come 2200 or 2250, but it's difficult to estimate. Space exploration is very costly and going back to capatilism, there is little capital gain from it. Hopefully we'll be exploring other solar systems first hand within a couple hundred years, but I don't know. Personally, I would like our tech advances to help fix things in this solar system before we leave for others. I'm sure we could still learn a lot by playing in our "own backyard" first.
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