Display title | Abusing the Kardashev Scale For Fun and Profit |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Technology Levels has some actual reference in the real world in the form of the Kardashev Scale, which indicates how much power a civilization uses. This was originally used in the context of astronomy, speculating about what advanced alien civilizations might look like from afar, particularly the implications of enormous energy demands. It has since been used to compare the Power Levels of fictional civilizations and, sometimes, individuals. |