Type3 Civilization: Evolution of Human Civilization

Human Future to Live on Earth, Space, Energy

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Friends, civilization is a broad concept that includes the entire universe. You think that in our history, the evolution of monkeys into humans is referred to as civilization evolution. Even today, when we discuss intergalactic and extraterrestrial life, we anticipate civilizations to be more evolved than ours.

We can only predict that human civilization will progress and become extremely advanced. Even throughout the multiverse, we always judge each reality on the scale of civilization. Civilization is such a simple term, yet it contains a great deal of reality that we have never considered.

There are many questions about civilization, such as which civilization is the most advanced and what parameters are used to evaluate it. Who and how did these criteria get set up?

The most burning question is when our human civilization will reach a certain degree of development.

What exactly is civilization?

Civilization is a human society in which historically evolved people coexist in various cities. This definition was written with one person in mind. We need to tweak it slightly and elevate it to the level of space science.

Civilization is a united race that lives on a peaceful planet and is progressing in technological terms. In terms of destroying civilizations, we place more emphasis on technology than culture. This is the sole phrase that has a significant impact on the extinction of a civilization.

Astronomy

Astronomy has always been a fascinating subject, and everyone is eager to learn more about it. Nikolai Kardashev was a renowned astronomer in the Soviet Union. By the way, I’m sure very few people have heard of Nikolai Kardashev. However, the research they have done on civilization is incredible.

An Assumption

Nikolai’s interest has been drawn to space research from his birth in 1932. As a result, after graduating in 1955, he began doing extensive research on alien life. He noticed that humanity had overestimated the lives of aliens, believing that they would be far more…