Rather than arguing that point, I'll point out that our technological
knowledge and expertise seems to be growing just fine.

On Mon, 11 Jun 2001, James R. Cunningham wrote:

> Our judgement and intelligence seem to be little changed in the last 1-2000
> years.  Why should we assume folks down the line will be much different?
>
> JimC
>
> Dale Botkin wrote:
>
> > Or a much better way of dealing with the "problem" in, say, a few hundred
> > years?  At the rate we're expanding our knowledge, anything we do now
> > would look pretty stupid in 2501 or 3001, either of which is a negligible
> > difference in terms of a billion-year time scale.

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