Dyson spheres

obviously you wont be building your dyson sphere around a dying star

True that

>What does Veeky Forums think about dyson spheres?
They're a product of the Kardashev Scale, which is itself absurd.
Why would you consider a society more advanced if they consume more energy.
Per-capita energy use in the U.S. is going down.
Does that mean we're becoming less advanced?

no it doesnt. But as a whole humanity needs more energy than 2 thousand years ago

Yes and in the future we will probably need a huge amount of energy to take care of our growing population and technological evolution.
In the last 200 years the energy used per-capitia energy have gone upwards

For things like space travels we will need a humongous amount of energy

>in the future we will probably need a huge amount of energy to take care of our growing population

More advanced societies don't grow indefinitely.

>For things like space travels we will need a humongous amount of energy
Sure, but the galaxy's biggest solar farm doesn't seem like a good way to about it.

What a worthless comment.
This is the type of garbage neil tyson would say if he couldn't think of anything useful

but it is probably right, you pop-sci faggot

No, if anything
This is an NDT reply.

Anybody who thinks they are remotely achievable doesn't know how big the sun is. Anybody who thinks they'd be useful doesn't know anything about solar energy generation or power transmission.

The only thing worse than popsci is fantasy-tier scifi.