why isn't humanity exploring living under the sea?

[Madison Boxing]

71 percent of the planet is water.... with rising sea levels and overpopulation the future of humanity should be underwater

[club fighter]

Because it's like living in outer space.
One thing goes wrong, and the structure is compromised, water implodes in and everybody is dead.

[IceTrayDaGang]

Because it's like living in outer space.
One thing goes wrong, and the structure is compromised, water implodes in and everybody is dead.

what if it's closer to shore? and have multiple layers of protection so if something was to go bad/break, it'll still have to go thru more layers before reaching the actual inside. regardless, i still think living in the ocean is a bad idea lol..

[Marchegiano]

Because I've never been rich enough to build my under water hotel. Sadly.


More seriously it's because we're just not efficient enough to be cost effective. Bro, we don't even have a mobile society yet. Not one old decommissioned aircraft carrier is used as a mobile city. Because we can't. Hell, we don't even have the land properly populated yet, because we can't.


If you mean a permanent station where science ****ers can do science what like ISS and that Antarctic bull, look up sea labs. Florida has one. It's **** but it does exist. I think they're super under funded though because what sort of science requires a bit of gulf that can't be done in a pool but can be done in a stationary facility? Some niche ass **** is what.

[BodiesInFlight]

You might be onto something. After all, the band Busted wrote about going into the year 3000

They said not much has changed but we live under water.

To me that's was a little confusing as for humans to be living underwater, i would definitely constitute that as a very big change for humanity indeed.

But who was I to question the wisdom of Busted?

Anyway to the original point. It's would be too expensive.

[club fighter]

what if it's closer to shore? and have multiple layers of protection so if something was to go bad/break, it'll still have to go thru more layers before reaching the actual inside. regardless, i still think living in the ocean is a bad idea lol..

Wouldn't matter, after 10-20 feet depth your eardrums would burst, even if close to shore you wouldn't make it back to land.
The ocean is built for things that swim and can breathe underwater, not feeble land creatures like us.

[Zaroku]

Because it's like living in outer space.
One thing goes wrong, and the structure is compromised, water implodes in and everybody is dead.

The pressure would kill us… my buddy a free diver died going deep
the water pressur collapsed his ribs

my wife dress up in Wonder Woman clothes. Then it’s on.

her mom says he is your husband he owns you

do what he wants

my thing is making my wife pickup marbles with her feet

[Zaroku]

You might be onto something. After all, the band Busted wrote about going into the year 3000

They said not much has changed but we live under water.

To me that's was a little confusing as for humans to be living underwater, i would definitely constitute that as a very big change for humanity indeed.

But who was I to question the wisdom of Busted?

Anyway to the original point. It's would be too expensive.

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[BodiesInFlight]

You will be sold to mature j females

Don't use that template on me. I'm better than that

[Zaroku]

Don't use that template on me. I'm better than that

I don’t have any temples.

so I don’t understand

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I have no talent