The secret to human survival is not space but under sea exploration, yes or no?

[888theGreat]

We are bound to have a nuclear war above ground and to survive radiation , we will need to live below the sea. Salt water converted to drinking water. Sea lettuce and fish for food.

Sea World

No , space is the answer

yes , under sea cities is the answer

[Likes2drive]

Probably have a better chance under the sea than space, the world is 71% covered by water anyway

[OddBeMe]

No…not undersea cities. But turning salt water into fresh water would be a big step.

[KrisPW]

I think we need to become a multi-planet species. We need to explore and get all of our eggs out of this basket before it gets dropped. We certainly need to tend to our planet better, and under-water living may be an option, but I don't see it as an answer to humanity's survival.

[Anonymous]

I have thalassophobia so I’d rather pass away lmao Plus we don’t really know that much about the ocean after all, the harsh environment and water pressure makes it hard to explore it oh and also sharks + deepsea creatures are major no no

[HIlary48tgkgkgg]

But theoretically you would be in a submarine and sharks can't get you, if anything they would be scared of the submarine

[Opinion Owner]

@HIlary48tgkgkgg true but I can still see them so still a no from me 😆

[Elise888888]

If humans want to survive in the future; we will most likely need to leave the planet for one reason or another; black holes, the sun dying, the world not being useful anymore, lack of resources. Therefor; space is the answer.

[exitseven]

Space is the final frontier. We need to preserve the ocean too.

[Reijen]

Although colonizing the oceans is a good idea, I think we'll still need to colonize other planets/celestial bodies to have the best chance for survival as a species.

[Anonymous]

Human survival is over, space will work for a limited few