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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Farscape] It's been 15 years since John Crichton briefly returned to Earth and made humanity aware of the wonders and dangers in the universe. What have we done since then to prepare and protect ourselves using the knowledge he provided us with?
gpt
Not a god damn thing. Aside from a few internet discussions that incessantly pop up, a few documentaries made soon after he left, and maybe a small surge in space-related research at the time, things went pretty much back to normal for Earth. 

Getting to space is expensive in every possible way, and people are generally more concerned with their own mundane needs than the abstract idea of saving the planet from a completely unknown and distant threat. It would have been too difficult of a battle to convince *any* politicians to seriously increase a presence in space, and all such efforts would have ended up for naught. 

PERHAPS if the Scarrans were literally inside the solar system, and their ships were visible from the layman's telescopes, then MAYBE Earth would have done something. An imminent looming common enemy would have sparked basic human nature to turn the "us versus them" mindset on the aliens. But without an actual physical presence to constantly remind humanity what's out there, people will generally go back to navel gazing and mundane concerns.