Cross-posted from "who bunks the bunkermen" by @Deceptichum@quokk.au in !mop@quokk.au
this post was submitted on 08 Jan 2026
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I don't think they'll care if they can make machines make them comfortable.
I also don't really believe the Mars thing. I'm just saying, science fiction has already laid the groundwork (and Fallout is just a video game, it's hardly the first medium to suggest this).
A better solution would be under the sea. If they can solve the pressure issue, they can build whole colonies right here on Earth, seal them up, and just drop them in the ocean. Then send submersibles down there. Maybe they can even have staged depth modules where you would descend so far, wait for a week to normalise pressure, then descend to the next level. Each module would have living quarters, medical facilities, all that. The reason I suggest under the sea is, it would be colder (you'd need energy to warm it up) and that would be great for the kinds of AI work they want to do.
Then again, if they just want the cold, they can also remove depth from the equation and set up in the Arctic. Like the northern parts of Canada... or Greenland, which the American president and his cronies are trying to seize (or buy? Not sure on that). Screw it, let them have the northern third, move all of them there, and leave the rest of the world alone.
As a Nordic person, no thanks. Send the fuckers into space or the sea I don't care but don't push them here.
Sorry. The assumption I made was the space nobody uses. Like how most Canadians live within 100 miles of the US due to the climate.