[EXTRA CREDIT] 'Paradise Planets' Kim Da Young

1) What was surprising or interesting in the video? 

The 'O'Neill Cylinder', a rotating ecosystem, provides a safe space inaccessible to invasive species and predators.

He argues that it is more likely to transform Earth into a paradise planet, and explains that cooling terms are needed for this.

A civilization that is proficient in ecological and genetic engineering could transform itself into a 'billionaire's planet' with enough resources and wealth to rebuild the Earth.

Creates and criticizes ‘atmosphere-deficient planets’ as a possibility in a highly automated and energy-rich society.

2) What is the main topic of the video, and what do you think about it 

This video is about 'Fantasy Planet', which contains deep stories about the past and future, human civilization and the universe.
Despite many different assumptions and ideas, the 'heaven' imagined by mankind is described as a space of beauty and peace.
As we search for a 'heaven' full of infinite beauty and peace, we imagine the desired environment and comfortable life.
It also presents useful implications for considering an environment that will provide change and new stimulation to humanity rather than saturation.

3) How does the topic of this video tie to what we have been discussing in class

It is said that heaven is a place visible to the viewer, and on the heavenly planet, sublime scenes unfold with single-mindedness.

It is a realm of eternal beauty and peace, where pure contentment and joy permeate everything.

There is a sense of connection and integration not only with the land, but also with people, all living things, and the land itself.

Time passes slowly, you can relive every moment, and it is a place full of soul and heart.

This planet is a realm of endless beauty and peace that transforms visitors forever, taking a piece of heaven with them wherever they go. Few humans considered the Earth to be heaven; rather, it was viewed as a place of fear filled with calamities, calamities, and poisonous snakes.

Presentation of the argument that a heavenly planet different from Earth exists and that one day the Earth can be transformed into such a place.

Other planets may appear worse than Earth, with no air, no radiation, and may contain limiting conditions that humans do not prefer.

We suggest that the tendency to prefer facial symmetry is culturally common, and similar to physical attractiveness, there are various standards. Regarding humanity's tribulations, it is thought that most of our ancestors did not read books in the past, and it is possible that they did not develop a biological preference for books.

The goal for users is to design a heavenly planet to create their own preferred heavenly environment. When considering virtual reality, preferences and realistic environments expand manifold.

Earth may not provide the best paradise, and there are megastructures that cause various changes in the climate.

Unless we can change humanity's inherent preferences for viruses, we need diverse environments, and virtual reality can provide change in many cases.

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