Global Technology: First, Let's Set a Small Goal: Build a Dyson Sphere

Musk is building rockets, and Jack Ma is grabbing the vegetable stall business. Google is engaged in artificial intelligence, and Baidu is still selling hot searches. Not to mention other industries, they are all capital, but the difference is a bit big.

How can you find the time to write a book while playing with Dyson balls? .?

I haven't read the content yet, but given the resources of the entire solar system, it is impossible to build a Dyson sphere. A Dyson cloud is still possible.

Who built the Dyson sphere to generate electricity?

However, with wonders, the achievement of civilization is greatly increased. The upper level of the Dyson Sphere is a star battleship. The upper level is a black hole battleship. Then the singularity battleship or the zero-dimensional battleship are all wonders, and they all have to bet on civilization. If you need to make a Dyson sphere, you have to bet on civilization, so what the wonders can do is generally not used.

Have you been playing too much lately and writing a book?

Commentary on the chapter "Global Technology, First Set Small Goals and Build a Dyson Sphere" written by Hai Wushui. Chapter 1: Build a Dyson Sphere with Small Goals.

It only costs 300 electricity. It is not comparable to a power ball or a ring. It is not a face-saving project.

Natural fusion reactor.