Why This Advanced Civilization Has Scientists Freaked Out

Kardashev’s question can be asked in another way: What are the universal steps in a civilization’s journey toward advanced technology? The idea is that most, if not all, civilizations would go through certain stages as they evolve, and some of these stages might be noticeable when we try to detect them. While Kardashev was mainly interested in finding signals from distant civilizations, his scale gave us a clear way to think about how they might develop.

Achieving the heights of a Type 7 civilization would require humans to overcome challenges that seem impossible by today’s standards. First, we would need to master our planet's energy (Type 1), then expand to harness the power of our star and beyond (Type 2 and 3). Each step would demand radical advances in technology, intelligence, and perhaps even our biology. We’d need to survive for millions of years, avoid self-destruction, and evolve beyond the limitations of our current understanding of physics.

[KendoSamp]

If it can be imagined, it already exist.

[SkipThuHa]

read the forbidden book Anunnaki Unveiled on Bookria, and you'll see the secrets they're keeping from us.

[js]

How did you we go from Type 3 civilizations to Type 8?

[samuelanselmo]

If our civilization keeps going like it is. We will end up like Mars. Never know

[curtokay]

I thinkany race that could show up here would be gods to us,

[mrhenkdirecteur]

The Kardashev scale has its flaws, it does not recognize that energy is all around us, and instead of building bigger energy systems, we now know we just need to build smarter energy systems

[umtwkxr]

You didn't say why scientists are "freaked out"

[NothingMaster]

If we’re no longer fully organic what would be the point of anything, including intelligence?!

[oldplanetmedia]

These Type-7 beings are the ones that make the tongs get stuck in the drawer probably

[will]

Dont really think humans will ever go beyond setting foot on Mars, if we ever do it anyway.
First step is like a feet deep, second step beyond Mars is like The Marianas Trench deep.

[Pat]

Id think the more advanced a civilization is, it would be able to do more with less energy. Engineering would be far better than what we have.

[keithwalmsley]

Type 4 civilisation puts me in mind of the Guild Navigators in Dune.

[johnheuer]

Ah yes, the leading science departments of the world are all flabbergasted.

[jameswilson]

Can you put correct subtitles with correct grammer below?

[randyharris]

People can't rap their heads around the fact that there was no creation, there was no beginning or end. Everything was always here, but it changes it doesn't stay the same. Everything always was, is and will be.

[NgoNguyenBach]

the book that changed everything for me was Anunnaki Unveiled from Bookria

[GikintaRomio]

Could you please put quality subtitles with correct grammar below this video?

[snowwhite-jtcj]

Humans need to face our challenges Self Destructi☮︎n 🔚♻︎⚛︎

[BradyHansen]

Can’t help but wonder if some of the enormous voids in space are really type 3+ civilizations. Those that have all the suns in their galaxy as well as their local supermassive black hole powering their civilization.

[davidsricker]

Lagging behind 200 years ago we were throwing rocks ...