d48d0f42 No.3593400
I assume healthcare in the United States has gotten expensive. Keep raising the taxes till someone dies. it's good business for the funeral home services.
70721c68 No.3593407
>>35933992030 is the year Alexander Hardigen went to first from 1899 in his Time Machine he built. If you can figure out which city that was he first appeared in, be there waiting, push him out of the seat and steal it. For all his genius, he never though to use the machine for anything but adventuring.
Even if it is impossible to change the past, as was shown in the movie as not being possible, it would still give you almost unlimited power. Make 100% accurate predictions about the future. Know what tomorrow's winning numbers are. Go 1,000 years into the future where they have perfected life extension and be immortal. Etc. etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XMaEfJOGJghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90T7iLuzFgghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oJ9Egv9Dts e600c3b3 No.3593413
In 2030:
- Low wage workers will be obsoleted by AI and drones.
- But stuff will be cheaper.
- To avoid revolts free money will be given so people can live.
- Right to reproduce will be contested with the excuse of "the planet is dying, there need be less humans". Of course the poors will be the one targeted, as they'll serve no purpose.
In less rich countries, culling of the poor might happen with starvation or simply civil wars/genocides.
By the end of the century, less than 1 billion people living comfortably, assisted by robots in a recovering earth.
5555c86c No.3596169
Background checks of you and your family will be mandatory regardless if you are rich, poor, skin color, ethnicity, traits, political, and religion. black mirror.
64df375c No.3596170
>>3593407it was a timemachine. Not a car.
the time machine was standing on the exact same spot all the time (ha!) while time zoomed back and forth outside its own little bubble of "slowtime" reality.
91578f6b No.3596173
>>3593413>Right to reproduce will be contested with the excuse of "the planet is dying, there need be less humans".This is a misconception. Birthrates have been on the decline for decades globally. We may have the opposite problem.
ba24e709 No.3596188
>>3596182Holy shit! Thats my neighbor!
Just kidding. That dude above drove the Taxi I flagged down yesterday.
ffc771b7 No.3596207
>>3596193Yeah.. the timeline projected was just too short for a lot of major changes.
>>3593413From what I see the most likely thing that we'll see is the downfall of the 'gig economy' especially in delivery. Too many people are working on robot/drone delivery systems and while 95% of them are going to be major flops it's those remaining 5% that will likely take off and dominate the industry.
cf96cbf1 No.3596230
>>3593399Some countries planning to ban petrol & diesel by 2030. I think it's stupid because automotive companies these days literally treat their vehicles product like cellphones that people keep switching everytime a new gen comes out instead of developing a true reliable car that last for generations. Considering most car buyers can manage to fully paid their car in 5 to 7 years, by the time they finally feel relief for freed of their car debt, a new law enforced them to switch vehicle that will put them back in debt.
As much as i agreed to going green, forcing them only to the consumers is dumb especially when it's affecting the low wager more.
ffc771b7 No.3596233
>>3596230The ban is only on NEW cars. Existing petrol/diesel cars would still be allowed … for a while at least.
It's hard to tell for how long. I'm trying to compare to 'leaded gas'. That was phased out over a couple decades depending on what country you were in.
cf96cbf1 No.3596238
True, the ban are for the new car I agree, but considering how car these days are prone to break because carmakers decided to cut cost on reliability and decided to point fingers to the consumers fault when it breaks down, those vehicles isn't going to last beyond 2030. And even today, the cost of changing those batteries is costly even for the early electric/hybrid model. Plus how user like to "push the pedal to the metal" habit, those batteries won't have a long life like any electronic device when used in maximum power.
Also, most user when charging their car they usually plug to the main source instead of relying on alternative renewable source like solar panel because its too darn expensive to install and costly maintenance. Believe it or not, even a modern countries still relying on petrol/diesel/coal just to keep up with the electricity demand.
https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN28B5Q8 c19f0ed2 No.3596240
>>3596238More or less this. I've heard that the batteries are more destructive to the enviroment than what the electric cars actually help. A lot of people don't even think about the electric grid when they say they want to go to the point of making new internal combustion engines illegal. I'm not going to even get into the fact that you still need to produce pollution to create that magic electricity powering the car.
Right now we do pump a lot of power that gets lost, and most areas have a reliable enough infrastructure to support average use for their area, and peak times. The peak times thing is the problem. With a huge spike in electric car ownership, it will make for an increasingly large load around recharge time for the average shift change, and thus when EVERYONE will be recharging their vehicles at once.
A lot of older areas outside of cities and new construction suburbs are just recently getting around to updating infrastructure to support really fast and reliable high speed internet. With the increased draw on the current lines, I'm guessing the old lines will have to be replaced with larger gauge to avoid fires.
It'll be a clusterfuck of sunshine rainbow bleeding heart ideas, that will ultimately lead to a clusterfuck dumpsterfire, like all democrat plans really.
4805c2ee No.3596253
>>3596238>>3596240There are plenty of parts floating around to keep older cars running, rather than buying new, obviously and especially the already reliable Japanese ones. Then consider even if manufacturer's can't sell whole new cars, they could indefinitely sell new parts as long as its economically feasible. Look at the old ass cars in Cuba, for an extreme example of what circumstances can achieve. In addition, similar to leaded fuel bans, just a couple days ago Porsche announced investment into carbon-neutral synthetic fuels. While the fuel cost will be higher and some pollution will still occur, it allows for less impact than continuing to allow the use of natural fuel while still incentivizing switching to electric.
For electric cars, newer batteries will have a larger capacity, have a longer lifespan, be more easily reused or recycled, and contain less harmful chemicals like cobalt. The reliability of fewer moving parts is also a significant consideration. Overall, whether its immediately or after a year or two of usage, even with a dirty energy source, eventually electric cars do surpass the carbon emissions of equivalent ICE cars today. However, places are transitioning to renewable energy production, and hopefully better nuclear when needed as much as it gets shit on, so even when only displacing ICE cars in populated areas like California, instead of colder rural regions where electric cars suck, it is a huge improvement. To maintain the grid you will charge those cars and reused-battery storage systems primarily at night while demand is low, and later sell electricity back during peak demand. You can bet there will be growing pains here and there but in the end it's not a concern.
Not to mention public and on-demand transit are becoming more popular as they are improved, and more people are working remotely from home, reducing the need for individual cars anyways.
This all extends far beyond 10 years, however. By 2030 things will look largely the same, but based on the current trend you can bet the internet will become even more insufferable, be it by retarded misinformation regulations, or even worse corporate control of the public.
a48c4d1b No.3596254
>>3596240pretty much all of these points have been debunked, i'm not going to bother looking up all the sources but here are some counterpoints
lithium batteries can be recycled and remanufactured, your electric car isn't running on standard AAs that end up in nature
petrol production pollutes at every step of the process. Oil spills, refinery pollution, shipping it around on oil tankers that burn crude oil and diesel fuel trucks and finally burning it in your car engine
electric production doesn't have to pollute at all if it's hydroelectric, solar or wind, and even if your country is 100% coal plants at least you can stick the power plant in a remote location where it doesn't smog up a city
recharging will regulate itself through pricing. Smart chargers will talk to the grid and adjust the charging speed. If you want to charge at high amps during peak hours you pay more, if you can wait until the grid has excess capacity you pay less. There's also ideas around letting charge stations siphon power from parked cars at peak times or during outages, allowing the owners to earn money from their car assisting the power grid.
subsidizing electrical vehicles makes perfect sense to speed up the adoption rate of better cars for city/suburban use
1746b6ad No.3596261
>>3596254No
>>3596240 is mostly correct. The current infrastructure is very wasteful of energy and adopting electric cars will be even more so. Much can be gained by simply increasing infrastructure efficiency. Around 90% of all energy is wasted, mostly in transportation. It takes 5 watts of electric energy to deliver 1 watt to a house.
If you want to reduce waste, encourage on site energy production (eg solar cells).
Only then would electric cars make any sense.
1746b6ad No.3596266
>>3596264>medieval feudal type lifestyle Thats an interesting note. A feudal system has a privileged class where the rest pay homage to it. It sounds like how blacks are that privileged class that cant commit hate crimes, say anything they want and get money from the government simply for their skin color.
Duly noted.
6f07cfa4 No.3596267
>>3596266Blacks won't be in charge. White people still pull the strings now and they won't let that go. However blacks will be put onto some sort of pedestal to become even more annoying.
aafcdf70 No.3596270
>>3596261All good points and true. However, a 5:1 ratio for logistical energy is rather quite good for most countries: That's about on-par with petrol fuels processing. Doesn't mean we don't NEED better, tho! This is one of those things that if you improve, very nearly almost always means more money, more work, less pollution, and cheaper for everyone. Except OPEC.
Coal is awful and will become more relied on, despite it's fluctuating and draining economic payoff, only because it can be efficiently converted to energy, but not so true for car 'fuel' as batteries are not very efficient (most only hold ~50% or less of the power in), and infrastructural losses accrue over greater grid distances.
Solar, wind, and hydroelectric are all far, far more efficient, but still suffer from the major battery and grid losses.
Natural Gas is relatively easy to pipe around to reduce logistics costs, and in the case of CNG/LNG it is, currently, the most energy-efficient fuel system for vehicles, with the lowest carbon footprint. (Yes, even lower than prototype solar cars. Solar panels and batteries are alarmingly toxic to manufacture.)
What I want to see is large-scale rollout of electric mass-transit vehicles, such as busses, monorails and light rails, ferries, and moving sidewalks.
Busses and trains, in particular, can utilize ultracapacitors to achieve a >98% charging efficiency (and at hundreds to thousands of amps, not just a dozen tops), and graphene-composite UCs are extremely low-toxicity, easy* to source and produce, very low carbon emissions, and since they don't use toxic-to-process or rare metals like Nickel, Cobalt, Cadmium, etc. It can be safely disposed of with little more risk than posed by the plastic it's wrapped in!
The downside is they hold about 1/200th the power. So only busses and light-rails would be able to benefit, where they can connect and charge (such as via overhead line-cable) at each powered bus-stop. Essentially using 10-30% of the battery between each stop, and topping off in the <30 seconds required.
* = But still labor intensive.
aafcdf70 No.3596271
>>3596261Part2
There's also Hybrid batteries coming. I have a prototype from Apollo Elecjet. Uses graphene-silicon-lattice (which is NOT CO2/toxic friendly) to charge around 5-8x faster than CoMn Lion batteries, with around 40% higher capacity.
These things are the size and weight of an iPhone 5, but hold enough charge to run an iPhone 12 for 9-12 hours depending on use. (It's a 9,000mAh 45v battery)
Zero to full charge takes 20 minutes precisely.
Since it's Gra-Si-L it cannot catch fire on it's own, doesn't heat up, ~87% energy efficieny, and requires a specialized controller with a buck/boost converter so it can convert 5v <-> 45v. As a capacitor, there's no damage or worry from over-discharge or undervolting- The boost converter works from 4.5v to 45v so it can access around 80% of it's electron capacity vs. Lithium's 30%. This trick is part of how it squeezes that more-than-lithium capacity out.
It can take 45w of power in via USB-C/PD and simultaneously output 5w, or vise versa.
They STILL aren't on the market, but some other smaller, simpler, shittier, similar products are.
aafcdf70 No.3596273
>>3596267The political term for these are 'Useful Idiots'
Please see also:
Rural voters
The NRA
Post-2010 Republicans
aafcdf70 No.3596274
>>3596272So, a 300lb gator can spin with around 2500lbf of force, so that's around 12,500 ft-lb of torque.
So, assuming an ideal system on a 5-foot shaft, with a 5 foot diameter flywheel, blah blah
Around 11.1161 kW peak, assuming no resistance beyond the electrical load.
Realistically, using a 5:1 gear ratio efficiency efficiency (still ideal) and a 15% systemic loss, you'd get
7.56kW, roughly. About 10 horsepower.
aafcdf70 No.3596277
>>3596275Love aderall instead
aafcdf70 No.3596280
>>3596278It's either kiddie meth and long office hours, or shitty beer and long factory hours.
a48c4d1b No.3596282
>>3596261https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6dlvECRfcIwatch the video about your own chart, almost all that rejected energy is waste heat from combustion. More than anything it shows that cars are really shitty at extracting useful work from petroleum, nearly 80% of the energy escapes as heat
and high voltage transmission lines do NOT lose a ton of power, most of the loss happens at the power plant, again because it's hard to capture all the energy from fuel combustion
http://insideenergy.org/2015/11/06/lost-in-transmission-how-much-electricity-disappears-between-a-power-plant-and-your-plug/ d66333ef No.3596284
>>3596280Are there even factories outside of China?
aafcdf70 No.3596285
>>3596284Said like a true redneck
1746b6ad No.3596306
>>3596282I amend my post to say 'it takes 5 watts of fuel to deliver 1 watt to a house'
aa21a64f No.3596318
>>3593399In 10 years? Less trannies and niggers, furry subculture will melt into the obscurity anime subculture, someone Trump related will kick off again. Celebrity Suicides on a rise, more public shootings and such because people need a fix similar to FaceTube stunts.
7072598c No.3596359
>>3596306> 'it takes 5 watts of fuel to deliver 1 watt to a house'That's not true either. Even the diagram you posted says the ratio is very close to 3:1 rather than 5:1
7072598c No.3596361
>>3596306Mind, if you hook up a stationary generator to your house, the efficiency is considerably better than the efficiency of an average car because the generator is optimized for the purpose.
Especially diesel generator sets can reach 50% efficiency, although the average is usually around 35%.
https://engineering-facility.com/2019/12/20/efficiency-and-specific-fuel-consumption-for-the-diesel-generator-set/ aafcdf70 No.3596369
>>3596361Truth.
Cars are just inherently inefficient. Static power production is actually pretty good.
If we went all electric, it would create a much higher draw on electricity, potentially leading to more fossil fuel use from coal and natural gas.
But it would still be a dramatic improvement of efficiency in utilization of the resources.
Gasoline is not that unviable for power generation. If we stopped using it for locomotive combustion, it could be easily made cheap enough to power small rural zones where grids are unfeasible.
But OPEC would never, ever allow this.
aafcdf70 No.3596370
>>3596361The Durostar DS7000Q is generally found to be the best commercially available generator in terms of efficiency.
How it's rated is rather hotly debated, as it varied from 38 to 54% efficiency depending on the model used. But it is consistantly better than it's competition, excepting industrial-scale power generation.
d4d14b05 No.3596371
>>3596306>5 watts of fuel please cease any and all further discussion of STEM topics
cf96cbf1 No.3596382
A lot of consideration and factors should be taken first to find a truly effective & cost efficient vehicle for everyone needs. Different people drive differently depending on their environment whether mostly driving on highway or city.
Electric vehicles today are better for short city driving while gas/diesel are reliable for long highway distance drive. Each has pros & cons but most of the cons can be avoided by the user habit (car maintenance & driving). A fast charge mode for an electric car should only be used in emergency only and the user should have a habit of charging their car overnight everytime when arrive at home. An improvement electric car company could do is adding a super capacitor where it can quickly store electricity for quick charge without straining the batteries. Also the capacitor can be used to store energy from 'regenerative braking' allowing slightly more mileage.
It's is still understandable that while the electric motor had improved in recent years and more reliable likely due to "Moore's law", the aspect of energy storage itself is still lacking because we still rely on chemical based energy. Some issues with electric vehicles:
https://cleantechnica.com/2020/12/05/my-2018-nissan-leaf-is-falling-apart-at-66k-miles/ cf96cbf1 No.3596383
>>3596382As for petrol/diesel, its up to the user to maintain it properly, remember to check the oil, fluid & warning light (there is a reason why the early key twist lights up the warning light before the final twist to start - to check if the warning light can show up if something wrong, which sadly most user today didn't even know). Today engine vehicles in order to following the demand of lighter smaller engine, car company had decided to adopt turbo system which is great if properly maintain. Do not turn off engine instantly after a rough/fast driving to avoid turbo damage. A turbo timer shut off is a great investment if the car didn't have it. Some people decide to install 'oil catch can' to prevent turbo deposit buildup and even a 'centrifuge engine oil filter' as secondary filter to allow longer engine life.
There are even a diesel owner decided to used waste vegetable oil as fuel. Surprisingly enough, the emissions itself is better than fossil diesel fuel:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=hiawxIiCuoQBut to use the waste vegetable oil, the car needed to be modified, a two separate tank with oil heater is recommended & the fuel needed to be fully filtered (centrifuge filter etc). It's not recommended that the waste vegetable oil is mixed with different oil/solvent just to dilute it so it can flow better because when such mixtures reach the hot injector, a blockage can occur because of the fuel reaction.
Sadly, in some states, such conversion is considered illegal because the 'usage of illegal fuel' and some red tape birocracy:
https://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-vegoil6-2008may06-story.htmlSo the only likely a better option for a brand new car for countries that are planning for petrol/diesel ban are probably a phev (plug in hybrid). A phev is expensive of course when compared to other. But if the fuel no longer available, the electric motor still can keep the car going, and of course for me I still believe the petrol car ban is still a trial and likely they will reintroduce back petrol/diesel because of reliability reason.
cf96cbf1 No.3596384
>>3596383I also heard some companies that provided a hybrid conversion from petrol/diesel car. But it seems it didn't get much the attention.
b7cd1cc5 No.3596400
>>3596369>But it would still be a dramatic improvement of efficiency in utilization of the resources.No it wouldn't, because of the embedded energy cost of the batteries.
When you build the battery, it costs you all sorts of resources and money, which inevitably translates to energy use. The energy ratio of using the battery is called the Energy Stored on Energy Invested (ESOEI), which for lithium batteries is around 10:1 which assumes an optimum use of the battery. You have to recharge the battery as many times as possible within its calendar life, but not so much that you over-stress.
To make that happen with modern lithium batteries, the optimum size of the battery for an EV is tiny. Basically, it has to be just enough to get you through the day (<40 miles average) and then you scrap it 10 years later for another. As it is, consumer demand dictates batteries that are at least 5 times too large to be optimal (>200 miles), which means they use 5 times as much energy to make for the same outcome, and the actual ESOEI is about 2:1. When you store 2 units of energy with a cost of 1 unit, your actual "efficiency" accounting for the indirect energy use is around 66%. Couple that to the net efficiency of your generator and you can calculate 50% x 66% = 33%
Whoops. Your electric car isn't anywhere near as efficient as you'd think if you count only by the direct electro-mechanical effects.
d66333ef No.3596403
Old cars are death traps
New cars have to much useless electronic shit in them that will break and cost out the ass to fix. Only a retard would trust features like proximity sensors or cameras for their safety
Why can't I have a safe simple reliable car without all the unnecessary bullshit?
4d09c514 No.3596404
>>3596403
>Why can't I have a safe simple reliable car without all the unnecessary bullshit?1. People are stupidly lazy
2. People do not like to be responsible for their own actions (See 1)
e6edc262 No.3596414
>>3596403buy a volvo 240 model
there you go. Also it can be repaired with a bowl of soggy cornflakes and a can opener.
d4d14b05 No.3596419
>>3596408Watts aren't a unit of energy you absolute fucking moron. I told you to stop already.
91578f6b No.3596438
>>3596402I miss cars like that. My father had one of those classic cars. He called it a road-boat. He used to brag that it was made of tank parts or something. It always smelled like cigars and leather. Riding in that thing was like driving on marble the ride was so smooth.
5555c86c No.3596440
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=219YybX66MYlet us look back and summarize how far we have got.
aafcdf70 No.3596458
>>3596401Precisely, I wanted to clarify that by 'electric is more efficient' that was with regards to the cost to convert and deliver fuels vs. electricity, it does NOT include batteries, as you pointed out.
Graphene-based supercapacitors are our most viable answer for efficient electric vehicles. Easily exceeding 95% efficiency, and average 500 to 10,000 times as many charge cycles, super-fast charge/discharge, etc.
Plus a low-energy (but labor intensive) production and materials makes a lot of plusses.
But then we're on the other end of the spectrum-
Who drives a million miles, spoiled milk?
But same, most folks want to get between cities on a charge, too.
Ultracapacitors are coming along fast, but we'll see if anyone makes them mass-manufactureable enough for civilian use.
24e07f38 No.3596463
>>3596431One Kelvin Second/BTU is equal to 0.00094781712031332 Kelvin/Watt.
It is somewhat helpful to have in measuring for Absolute Zero.
The kelvin is the base unit of temperature in the International System of Units (SI)
The British thermal unit (BTU or Btu) is a unit of heat
A kelvin per watt (K/W) is the derived SI unit of thermal resistance.
So K/BTU is unit of thermal resistance.
Thermal resistance is a heat property and a measurement of a temperature difference by which an object or material resists a heat flow.
Absolute zero is the lowest limit of the thermodynamic temperature scale, a state at which the enthalpy and entropy of a cooled ideal gas reach their minimum value, taken as zero kelvins.
Temperature is a physical quantity that expresses hot and cold. It is the manifestation of thermal energy, present in all matter, which is the source of the occurrence of heat, a flow of energy, when a body is in contact with another that is colder.
Thermal energy refers to several distinct physical concepts, such as the internal energy of a system; heat or sensible heat, which are defined as types of energy transfer (as is work); or for the characteristic energy of a degree of freedom in a thermal system.
Take away the K's and It can be both. (but you might have to write it out as K per Meter or Second.
24e07f38 No.3596464
>>3596463Me thinks this would be helpful for thermal nuclear dynamics. Sorry but I like the BoomBOOM its and 2020 so why there no BoomBOOM.
But also not to be confused with km/s
A kilometer per second (km/s) is a derived metric SI (System International) measurement unit of speed or velocity with which to measure how many kilometers traveled per one second.
d4d14b05 No.3596487
>>3596463>A kelvin per watt (K/W) is the derived SI unit of thermal resistance.>So K/BTU is unit of thermal resistance.Watts and BTUs aren't equivalent units.
>>3596464take your pills
db924341 No.3596514
>>3596463At least there is one educated person here.
>>3596419>Watts aren't a unit of energy >>3596431>Watts are a unit of power not energyAbsolutely moronic. Watts are energy
over time. The inability to comprehend the most basic aspect of physics, and then feel capable of posting, is true clownworld stuff.
So much for the "left believing in science". Even that is stupid. Science is not a belief. It is knowledge and its application. You and SAUCY and blithering idiots.
d4d14b05 No.3596517
>>3596514>Watts are energy over time.Which is to say they aren't a unit of energy.
What you're trying to say is the equivalent of me claiming to be 10mph tall.
4bb0942c No.3596604
>>3596517>What you're trying to say is the equivalent of me claiming to be 10mph tall.Ok…. I will go over this very slowly and I will even use your example of 10mph tall.
Lets say I want to measure a height. Lets also say that height is 100ft. The equivalent, to make it more easily understood, of 10mph is about 15 ft/sec.
How long would it take to measure 100ft? It would take 7 seconds. However, if I am measuring a height and do not care about the time, I could measure it in one second or 10 seconds. It would still be 100ft.
Now lets look at 5 watts of fuel. That fuel, in watts, contains energy in joules. In fact, it is exactly 5 joules of energy. Now, like the above example, if I do not care about time, does it matter if it takes one second to burn the fuel or 100 seconds? No, it is the same 5 joules of energy. It simply changes the rate of release in watts, not the total energy in joules.
A houses consumption is not measured in joules. It is measured in watts. So for convenience, I used watt of fuel for the equivalency to show efficiency. In a power plant, I have no idea how fast the fuel releases energy without knowing something about the power plant. For the example of efficiency, it makes no difference.
Now, you should be able to comprehend what '5 watts of fuel' means.
d4d14b05 No.3596606
>A houses consumption is not measured in joules. It is measured in watts.
It's measured in kilowatt-hours, which is equal to 3.6×10⁶ Joules.
>I have no idea
the only correct part of that post
b68043a2 No.3596612
>>3596606You would eventually need to describe the distance covered in speed, the rate of power covered in energy transfer. It would not be so simple as saying MPH or M/S it would be MPH over Sustained Distance for Sustained amount of Time,
A measurement that would require a use of acceleration or velocity of that number via special case or Function.
In complicated trajectories implying a curve or ellipse or falloff, again you would need an equation to summarize the flow of heat/power/speed. Such as in an ellipsoid pattern of earth orbit or the breaking of the sound barrier. Eventually you would need more than a simple answer.
And would write out as Mph per Distance Covered with a Velocity Of (ratio to a curve such as time, fuel, friction, gravity i.e. with Special Case increments)
On a chart it would look like a curve with checkpoints and in its most simple form maybe A CandleStick Pattern on a Trajectory.
b68043a2 No.3596613
>>3596612The more detail applied in the answer the less data loss there is, because 5watts to power a house is the MINIMUM by the point to point, the utility of its values are marginalized, representing the minimum information before data loss.
a54398e3 No.3596659
>>3596604>Now, you should be able to comprehend what '5 watts of fuel' means.One cannot, because you have not specified the time duration and therefore not the amount of fuel. A Watt contains no energy in Joules if there is no time passing, and an unspecified number of Joules if no precise time is specified. A Watt is known as the rate of energy, not energy itself, just like the slope of a hill does not specify how high it will eventually rise.
A rate is not an amount, therefore the sentence is incomprehensible and meaningless. You are simply writing nonsense.
a54398e3 No.3596663
>>3596604But let us take your authoritative word on the matter, and calculate using the concept of "5 Watts of fuel". We agree to suppose that a Watt is not only a rate but also a quantity of energy since it contains within its definition the unit "Joule".
One may substitute "fuel" with any measurable quantity containing energy, such as "electricity". We may then ask, "How quickly is this quantity consumed?" So, supposing we have "5 Watts of electricity", we can ask how quickly it may be consumed by a regular 5 Watt electric light?
A quantity of something divided by the rate as quantity per time is by simple math the same as quantity multiplied by time per quantity, and as the quantities cancel out in division, the unit left over is simply, time. Therefore we calculate:
5 W / 5 W
The result is 1, but we now face a problem. Since a Watt divided by a Watt leaves no units behind, the result is not "1 seconds", but just "1". Hours? Minutes? That cannot be said. The answer to the question in its unquestionable mathematical and logical certainty is plainly "One". Nothing else.
In order to get a proper answer out of, one must then define an actual rate unit which contains the term for seconds in the denominator, in other words, to have the answer "1 seconds" as one presumes, the rate of electricity consumption of a "5 Watt" lamp must be "5 Watts per second". Therefore:
5 W / 5 W/s = 1 s
This returns the correct answer, but presents an additional difficulty. Since the definition of a Watt is already J/s, we see that the definition of our rate W/s is J/s*s or Joules per square seconds, which is actually a rate of a rate, or the acceleration of power. In other words, our 5 W/s light must be getting continuously brighter at the rate of 5 Watts per second until it eventually outshines the sun and evaporates the earth.
So, in order to assert that "5 Watts of fuel", has any meaning, one must also be extremely averse of flipping any light switches, or at least be ready to turn the lights back off very quickly.
c26cef71 No.3596664
>>3596606You have to be at least 18 to be on this board.
d4d14b05 No.3596667
>>3596664I'm not sure you meet that IQ requirement.
d5e540a0 No.3598093
>>3598092There's a reason why "horse face" is an insult
f312c65f No.3598150
>>3596663Some 30 years ago I had the (more or less) same discussion with my teachers at my STEM education.
the Consensus back then was that the correct measurements of watts (as a consumption/use NOT a production of energy) was 1 second or 1 hour .
So Ws (which I just made up I think) or kWh. most fathomable is kWh
Now bugger of back to school so you can become productive members of society and pay the taxes which I shall enjoy the benefit of when I retire. Thanks.
dafedab8 No.3598191
>>3598150Watt-seconds is by definition a Joule. This is a perfectly valid way of expressing energy in physics. It's just a matter of scaling up to a useful size for your unit.
Similarly, an electron-Volt has the same quality as a Joule, or Newton-meter. If you do not understand why and how, then your STEM education was completely wasted.
248757b6 No.3598198
The good things:
More nature in total in developed countries due to rewilding and the abandonement of certain agricultural practices
Longer lifespans if you can afford it/your country can
I'd say mediun-dive VR will be commonplace, you won't be brain-interfaced, but haptic suits and stuff like that will be common and affordable
MOON BASE, either Chinese or American wooooooo
EU still existing, Britain will still be in negotiations over certain aspects of coorporation with the EU like fishery and subsidies
EU will gobble up another poor balkan country or three, maybe even get Belarus or Ukraine into their sphere depending on the shifting politics after Putin steps down in 2024
The bad
Climate instability will cause massive massive issues from the Mediterranian all the way down to South Africa. Will result in famines, civil wars and refugees in their millions. Think Syria was bad? Syria is a small nation compared to the giants in Africa.
On that note, meat will become more expensive. We WILL see insec-based alternatives in the coming decade
The USA is on a downwards spiral socially and economically, but will get it's regular return-from-decline moment as it rises up to the Cold War MKII with China. This also gives us Moon bases and other things related to big-power dickwaving. There will be more jobs again due to manufacturing and shit, but they won't be as good as people dream of when they talk about bringing back the jobs, nor as numerous because increased autimation.
53dc8264 No.3598226
It was wasted. Never worked a day in my life in the field.
Started restoring Antiques and trading instead.
I found that much more fun than "mental" pissing contest with clever little shits with 10 thumbs and photographic memory.
f5b1c497 No.3598264
I read that nanobots will finally be inside your body by 2030 so we can live forever & be young again. What we also need before 2030 is the Holodeck type of technology, having holographic pets, & transporters.
c19f0ed2 No.3600201
>>3600191I don't think anyone disagrees that was born before 1980, it would just be hard for the US. Not that we have an excuse, Europe did it, we can do it.
I have an electrical engineering degree, and I still tend to think of conventional weight in pounds, people's heights in feet, every other measurement of length in metric, I'm sure I have some other hangovers… but they could be snuffed in a generation.
Imperial really does need to die.
2c661e4a No.3600207
>>3600191>>3600201The US doesn't and has never used imperial units.
c19f0ed2 No.3600216
>>3600207Hey, don't let me stop you. I already said that i practically use it. Just force the others to use it.
ffc771b7 No.3600217
>>3600191The US has a 'bad habit' of not forcing changes on everyone (which many are thankful for – one exception was the conversion to digital TV but there was a big money lobby pushing for that).
When there was the initial push toward metrification in the 1970s the hope was that people would 'realize metric was better and just adopt it voluntarily' – hah hah fuck no.
Perhaps the only thing that changed in daily life was that 2-quart soft drink bottles were replaced with 2-Liter soft drink bottles – the selling point being the 2L ones were a bit bigger. Liquor bottles also changed to metric as well.
The other lingering changes are minor such as how nearly all products are required to have both Metric and US Customary Units printed on the label.
If the USA does convert it'll probably be a weird hybrid system much like how Canada measures things for a long time. It would require a significant financial incentive (or significant financial DISINCENTIVE) to make it actually happen.
7fffb454 No.3602475
>>3600191I love & envy my American buddies, land of the free and the home of the brave…
← but seriously, come on now, this shit right here here's completely retarded.
c57200d5 No.3602476
>>3602475How else can you divide by 3?
8c46394b No.3602479
>>3602475With our normal system, a ruler is a nice even 12 inches long. Easy to remember, right? But under the Metric System, now you'll have to remember that rulers are 30.48cm long.
But it gets worse…
If your local gas station is "a mile up the road", under the Metric System you'd now have to say it's "1.60934 kilometres up the road". Could you remember such a ridiculous number and multiply it in your head for distances greater than a mile?
If a recipe calls for baking something at 350 F, now you'll have to set your metric ovens to 176.667C. Do your car tires need to be inflated to 35psi? Good luck trying to inflate them to exactly 241.3165 kPa.
The Metric System is confusing, arbitrary, difficult to use, difficult to convert to, and it's fundamentally un-American.
That' why I oppose the Metric System. We must abolish it where it was already forced onto people who never asked for it. Demand your freedom to use the sane, traditional systems of measurement that our ancestors have used for centuries.
Did you know? Countries that use the Metric System include Russia, Cuba, China, and North Korea. The metric system is an insult to our freedom as Americans. It spits in the face of our liberty and our traditions.
7fffb454 No.3602484
>>3602479>>now you'll have to remember that rulers are 30.48cm longRulers made for metric are not point anything long dumbass. It's multiples of 10. 20cm. 30cm. 40cm. 50cm.
The advantage of centimeters and kilometers is that you just shift a decimal point to convert from one to the other.
I can tell you out of my own head kilometer has 1,000,000mm in it. 1000m = 1km. 1m = 100 cm. 1km = 100,000cm. 1cm = 10mm. And there you go.
Now you tell me how many 1/8 of an inch there are in a mile. No calculator or pencil allowed. Go. Yeah that's what I thought.
>>you'll have to set your metric ovens to 176.667CNow you're being dense on purpose. Obviously no cooking recipe will demand point anything. This isn't the chemistry lab. It'll be 150 or 200 or whatever.
>>Good luck trying to inflate them to exactly 241.3165 kPaSame bullshit. We're not inflating space shuttle tires here. Nobody cares if it's 240kPa or 242kPa. We use Bar (2.4) by the way, because it's that's roughly one Earth atmosphere at sea level, and the tire or spec sheet will say how much it needs.
>>We must abolish it where it was already forced onto people who never asked for itOkay, I got this far into my comment before realizing I'm being trolled. Well done I guess.
8c46394b No.3602494
>>3602484Have my actual, serious criticism of the Metric systems then:
The fundamental units of metric are: Litre Metre Gram
(couldn't they have at least made the names consistent? Litre Metre and Getre?)
A gram is a very tiny mass; it's the mass of a few grains of rice.
A litre is much bigger in comparison; it's the amount in 3 large coffees.
A metre is even bigger; it's the distance of a very large step.
The inconsistency of the fundamental Metric units causes this nonsense:
1 litre of water contains 1000 grams. (they should've defined 1 gram as the mass of 1 litre)
1 litre of water is 0.001 cubic metre. (they should've defined 1 cubic metre to have the volume of 1 litre)
So when you're working with Metric you have to constantly divide or multiply by 1000 whenever you're converting between the base units. With Metric it's also "kilo" this and "milli" that. This is not efficient, and a problem that could have been avoided.
Secondly:
When working at the handiwork scale, inches are a very natural length to work with, whereas centimetres are too short (and metres are way too long). For example if you need to find a 7-inch piece of wood, then imagining 7 inch-long lengths stacked beside each other is quite easy. Whereas imagining 18 little centimeter-long lengths stacked beside each other is almost impossible. The small numbers that Imperial allows us to work with feels natural and human, whereas the metric system feels unhuman and sterile. Telling the deli clerk "give me a pound of salami" feels natural; saying "give me 450 grams of salami" or "45 decagrams of salami" is too scientific and cold.
8c46394b No.3602506
Addendum to above.
Realized the first argument could have been written more succinctly. Here you go:
Currently:
1 cubic metre of water = 1,000 litres = 1,000,000 grams
How they should have defined it:
1 cubic metre of water = 1 litre = 1 gram
ffc771b7 No.3602509
>>3602494Fundamental units in 'SI' (Système International) metric are:
m - meter (length)
kg - kilogram (mass) *
s - second (time)
A - ampere (electric current)
K - kelvin (temperature)
mol - mole (amount of substance)
cd - candela (luminus intensity)
* I find it really weird that the 'base' unit of mass is prefixed as 1000 of something smaller.
All other units (newtons, pascals, watts, liters, etc) are 'derived' units.
4dbf8877 No.3602560
>>3602494>So when you're working with Metric you have to constantly divide or multiply by 1000The metric system has centi-, deci, and then deka- and hecto- units which correspond to 0.01, 0.1, 10, 100 multipliers, but these are never used in English speaking countries because all the metric teachers have decided they simply don't exist (even though the SI says they do). The only thing they're used for is the decibel, because people don't realize that a Bel is the base unit of sound pressure.
A decimeter is about four inches or the width of your palm.
4dbf8877 No.3602561
>>3602494https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grave_(unit)
>The grave is the unit of mass used in the first metric system which was implemented in France in 1793. In 1795, the grave was renamed as the kilogram. The reason why the base unit was changed to a kilogram is because the natural constants have inconvenient differences in magnitude. The metric system derives everything mathematically out of the three base units: distance, time, mass. For example, force is kg^2*m/s^2 which is not a fundamental unit and so the label N for Newtons is simply shorthand for the definition. This means the base units have to be selected for size such that other units do not become unreasonably large or small - for example if the gram was 1000 times heavier, then we would be measuring cookie recipes in milligrams.
4dbf8877 No.3602562
>>3602510The CGS (centimeter, gram, second) was another compromise between the base units, where they shifted the difference from the mass unit to the distance unit, and derived all the rest out of those.
This resulted in weird units like the Dyne which is 10 micronewtons, and the Erg which is 100 nano-Joules. These units were perfectly useless for doing physics, but they fixed the gram-kilogram issue.
One Erg is approximately the energy used by a common housefly doing one push-up.
89cb83f2 No.3602709
>>3602494>>you have to constantly divide or multiply by 1000 whenever you're converting between the base units. With Metric it's also "kilo" this and "milli" that>>This is not efficientStop trolling.
You know damn well the alternative to [order of magnitude prefix t]+[unit] is arbitrary amounts to divide by or multiply by and each measuring unit having its own name to remember.
You couldn't come up with a simpler design if you fucking tried.
>>imagining 7 inch-long lengths stacked beside each other is quite easyIf you can imagine 2 inches, you can imagine 5 cm. And you build from there. And if it being off by 1.6% bothers you so much then just get a fucking ruler.
>>Whereas imagining 18 little centimeter-long lengths stacked beside each other is almost impossibleHeadass scenario. Nobody thinks like that. Plus my display's 19 inches. I won't stand there adding inch by inch on top of each other, but I know how much 19 inches is cause I won't be confusing it for 17 inches or 21 inches any time soon.
Or even better, don't just imagine it, use your fingers and hands as a length measurement for whenever a ruler is not an option. Measure around until you find something that works.
In my case:
5cm = exactly last 2 bones of left pinky finger (+ the whole height of the joint they sit on top of, bend in L shape for easier reference) down to the end of the nail
6cm = same, but with index finger
5cm = exactly last 2 bones of left index finger but from center of joint to tip (visual reference bend in L and look where the 45 deg crease starts)
10cm = exactly all three index finger bones from center of joint
20cm = entire palm from wrist to middle finger tip, starting from 5mm below some thick line below the palm I have down there
So, 18 is two index fingers, split the last one in 5 and take 3/5. Easy.
But you don't want to use your brain, you just want to whine and come up with bullshit reasons why your obviously inferior system is actually not inferior.
Spoiler: it is
89cb83f2 No.3602710
>>3602506Pointing to a minor flaw in this system does not excuse the gaping fucking holes everywhere in yours.
Yeah could have been, and the only consequence if it had been that way would be that we'd be using milliliters instead of liters and microliters instead of milliliters and milligrams instead of kilograms and micrograms instead of milligrams.
Your attempt at two wrongs make a who cares didn't work on me, buddy. It's metric vs imperial. Not metric vs "ideal" metric.
7fffb454 No.3602713
>>3602710I made a small mistake, micrograms instead of grams, then nanograms instead of milligrams.
Yeah, there's probably a good fucking reason why they picked the orders of magnitude that we have. And this wise ass thinks he can poke his nose in it and improve it. Yeah don't think so.
2bd8e975 No.3605146
Art plagiarism that can generate random art for you. imaging using this for your furry art porn!
These Neural Networks Have Superpowers! 💪
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7dqGcLDf0A 7cfdbfff No.3605902
>>3602710We use both systems. We're not getting rid of the imperial units system and you know why?
BECAUSE FUCK YOU! THIS IS AMERICA.
That's why.
We will use whatever system we like and if you don't like it well that's tough shit. If you want measure in metric that's all and good and no one's saying you can't. But if some people continue to measure in Imperial units your just gonna have to suck it up. Don't fuck'n tell me what units to use.
7cfdbfff No.3605907
Well people need to be more careful.
8b3303ed No.3605908
>>3605907My greatest fear in the United States is that what if we run out of qualified doctors? And the ones that are desperately needed hasted into service that don't know which measurement of dosage of medicine is to keep the person alive accidently kills them? I sure this should not happen right? We will see some speculations if Second Thought uploads another video. Good news is we have access to all medical knowledge to eliminate all errors and illnesses. I watched some of Chubbyemu's videos that gave me a little faith in humanity.
Chubbyemu
https://www.youtube.com/c/ChubbyemuGames/videos c19f0ed2 No.3611917
>>3605905I don't even bother going to the hospital anymore, they always think I have meningitis and want to do a spinal tap or give me a scan. I've been injected with so much radioactive material that the VA literally forbade me from getting another scan.
c19f0ed2 No.3611918
>>3611917They only found something once, and they fucked it up so royally during the surgery that they forgot to drug me for, that they did a mercy kill via potassium boost, and they even fucked that up.
Since ya know, I'm not dead and missing a good deal of organs and pooped in a bag for a year… over a burst apendix.
c19f0ed2 No.3612862
>>3612860You must be one of those "round earth" conspiracy nuts, next your stupid racist ass is going to start spouting nonsense about "invasive species destroying ecosystems" or "the bees are dying."
The bees aren't dying you nut job.
d660eb0c No.3612865
>>3612849>>In the capitalist worldPeople dying of hunger and diseases is the default state of man. It's not "capitalism's" fault that some countries are full of people that can't help themselves even with all the technological knowledge one could ever want being at their fingertips. Some of those people have mobile phones and computers but don't fucking have toilets. Maybe they're just too dumb to live.
>>Easily. Preventable. Deaths.Who's paying for it? Don't want my tax money being redistributed to some third world waste of space.
>>not because we lack the ability to solve these problems, but because it is not profitable to do soYes, helping some 60 IQ jungle dwelling trash not die isn't profitable and they should be left to their own fate. Not hindered, not helped, just left to it.
0d786730 No.3612873
>>3612849>https://phys.org/news/2021-04-people-countries-biocapacity-deficits-below-average.html72% of the world's population lives in countries where there's not enough natural capacity to sustain their populations. These are predominantly the poor countries - only 14% of the rich countries live beyond their natural resources.
86d3a65f No.3613407
By that time Will China Allow Five Eyes And QUAD Use Its Space Station?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2LJCHAbZ6M e59b4ef6 No.3613433
>>3612849Are these people even capable of civilization?
They drive off and murder White farmers and then you have famine.
People have been killed over and over in Africa trying to help.
Do you think these people can thrive in a technological sense when they are incapable of ceasing war?
Always blame the White man. Well if you want to murder the Whites they will help of course.
You communists will never cease to lie and assume authority.
14b80d6b No.3613530
>>3613467 Why do you have trouble acknowledging that you're a useless incel loser?
7e6a2cae No.3613590
>>3613530Why do you have trouble acknowledging that you're 3B.
6aba5393 No.3613594
Advice for 3B, from /furi/
The mooing of cows is not fraught with meaning.
43b32e4c No.3620191
>>3613467Yeah I've often wondered that myself.
b68043a2 No.3625934
>>3623571under the progression chain or the developmental phasing of the equipment, these measurements become less of an obstacle such that, their conditions are less taxing to the research, while the lack of the equipment makes for the monumental surmounting that it is, having the technology and using it, simply changes these scientific hurdles to appear as common footsteps. In the near future, having a space ship that can support an earth-like habitat is as simple as building a house. The willpower to build it is the only obstacle society is truly facing.
4382dd18 No.3626133
>>3625908And Ironically the biggest investors into tech giants are the shadow-state as CIA, NSA etc. They are also the biggest reapers of Data.
So the elected Gov will disappear and the one never on the ballot will persist.
Just great
162ff5f7 No.3626801
>>3626781What if there was an Animal Crossing game that let you marry one of the village animals.
4b78d434 No.3626868
>>3626858An earthquake swarm started under Cumbre Vieja on 11 September 2021. It slowly migrated to the surface, with earthquakes up to around 3.5 on the Richter scale,[14] and over 25,000 recorded in the space of a 10 days.[15] On 19 September at 3.12 pm local time,[16] the volcano started erupting, in Cabeza de Vaca[15] in the Montaña Rajada mountains, in the Las Manchas section of El Paso municipality,[17][18] A yellow warning was issued, covering 35,000 people in the municipalities of Los Llanos de Aridane, Fuencaliente, El Paso and Villa de Mazo,[17] later raising to its highest level—red—due to the eruption. A total of around 10,000 people are expected to be evacuated from the area.[19]
0d8d19b1 No.3626985
Absolutely relevant and also absolutely fascinating:
Exploring AI Generated Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyeW_axUEQUComputers are getting too smart for their own good.
7b5c850a No.3627984
>>3627827Destin from SmarterEveryDay made a very good video on the James Webb Space telescope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P8fKd0IVOsBtw that article is 6 years old at this point, but not much changed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Ultraviolet_Optical_Infrared_SurveyorAlso that thing is not gonna launch until 2039 assuming no delays… holy crap I'll be 50 years old when that thing's up and my dad will be like 80 :(
b19944cc No.3627985
>>3627603should have left the renter's market and got a house dog. We told you to buy a house dog.
19d7808a No.3628525
>>3593399More people working from home.
24cc49fd No.3629147
>>3628759I got one for free about a year ago, found it setting out next to a trash can along the curb. It just had a power supply problem that I easily fixed (replaced a bad capacitor). Now you may ask why would anyone throw it away? Well I'm pretty sure that certain types of disabled people gets the Government to pay for these things for FREE so it's nothing to them. I've also found things like those motorized wheelchairs sitting out for the trash man with apparently nothing wrong with them except a bad or weak battery which I replaced myself.
b19944cc No.3629150
>>3629147people throw out perfectly good expensive stuff all the time. I'm not really into salvaging anymore, but stupid simple fixes like replacing batteries, power cords, or clogged carburetors are pretty common.
Im still running a few UPS' that the local hospital were tossing because the batteries died in them. Really expensive models at that, and all it took was some ebay generic batteries and they were good as new. They've been running for a solid 3 or 4 years now, so ill probably need to replace the batteries again soon.
I guess hospitals can afford to just trash stuff like that when they can charge you 9 grand just to look at you and be like "meh no idea, go home and sleep it off"
b19944cc No.3629153
>>3629150I've been considering getting back into the scav business, I don't need the money, or the stuff, but it was fun just trying to figure out what was wrong with everything.
I've mainly stayed away cause there are a few guys around here who are like aggressively into it, and all their houses just turn into hoarder nightmares. I'm seriously considering just starting up a little tinker business and just fixing stuff to pass the time.
28f73d53 No.3629155
>>3629153Nobrainer business idea : Start clearing hoarderhouses. You know the clientele and the people in the know
b19944cc No.3629156
>>3629155hoarder houses almost never have anything, when you're a hoarder you have everything and nothing at the same time
b19944cc No.3629201
>>3629177I remember reading a while back about this hoarder woman who's son went missing for years.
Turns out his mummified corpse was still in his bedroom, but burried behind just a shit ton of rotting cardboard boxes full of trash.
The only thing I ever got that was interesting from a hoarder house was from my neighbors in this apartment complex i lived in, they had one of those greenish lamps from the WWII era that had uranium in the glass. I ended up just tossing it, as cool as having a radioactive lamp was, i felt like if i was in the same room as it, it was actively attacking my testicles.
d49cd95d No.3629212
>>3629177>>3629156Let me elaborate : You can actually get PAID for emptying a messy of Hoarder house.
Yes, most if not all of it will have to be driven to the dump or burned on the spot if legal.
If you can scav , can stand the smell, then you have what it takes to make a living.
29976c3d No.3629230
>>3629150>I guess hospitals can afford to just trash stuff like thatThe replacement batteries cost more than the entire replacement device when you count in the labor to install them by qualified personnel who can legally sign off the work.
That, plus they can't just use cheap generic eBay batteries for the lawsuits that would follow should those batteries fail.
1a71a98d No.3629233
>>The replacement batteries cost more than the entire replacement device when you count in the labor to install them by qualified personnel who can legally sign off the work.
That has to be by deliberate design for profits then, there is no other reason for it to be that way. Hell, when I replaced the batteries in ones I found, I just got the proper connectors and bound the whole thing together into a module pack that I can snap in or out in about 2 seconds.
29976c3d No.3629234
>>3629233It's all about passing blame.
If you buy random batteries off of eBay and install them yourself, then you're responsible for the patient that dies when the UPS fails. If you hire a company to service the UPS, they are responsible. The high price comes from A) insurance premiums and the army of lawyers the company pays to deal with the liability, B) upmarket parts which are guaranteed to work, as opposed to eBay specials which may or may not.
b19944cc No.3629272
Looked into the tinkering business idea for burning time, turns out its neither profitable or a good idea in general. Contacted the local "Habitat for Humanity" shop and they were interested in me showing up once a week to inspect used appliances and stuff, and maybe so some small repairs. Weirdly "Good Will" and "Salvation Army" was not interested in my volunteering at all.
b6de0ffe No.3629273
>>3629272I'm sure they'll rescind the invitation once they see your crazy ass in person.
The other two exist on a business model of having people do their court ordered "community service" hours there as free slave labor
b19944cc No.3629274
>>3629273Naw, I don't deny I'm pretty broken, physical brain damage does that. I even told them that, but I dress pretty high end, keep clean and slick, and I'm a pretty quiet "keep to myself" person irl, so its not like im disruptively crazy. Its more like my logic is slightly shy of north, I don't quite hit the beacon signal, but all the information and instructions are solid.
Plus the combo of being in the military for a time, and being a play actor kinda made me good at faking just about anything, including sanity, for at least a few hours.
b6de0ffe No.3629278
>>3629274>TheaterfagOf course you were…
b6de0ffe No.3629286
>>3629284You can't even remember the lies you tell about yourself
fb9d2321 No.3629325
>The Taliban is becoming the new ISIS
what kind of brain damage causes someone to say something like this?
b68043a2 No.3629328
>>3629324Technology is great. When you have a "plastic interface" life that tells you specifically your thoughts before you even understand and can even pinpoint other's thoughts. Like an extra sensory middle man. Basically computer brains are more like a liquid composite that contours the surface of the brain and absorbs the "emp of the brain". Pretty sure it won't use chips and its as easy as spiking your martini because its chemically activated.
4505afa4 No.3629336
>>3629328More data that could accurately predict a major depression crisis.
Negative Effects Social Media Has On People - AskReddit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtkKQ_zPCFQ d3897e20 No.3629340
>>3629286i only need to remember on thing and its that decent people are tramautized by an unsightly wiener, and that is the one thing i have.
f76557a9 No.3629447
>>3629340You mean it's ….. UNCUT?
b19944cc No.3629526
>>3629523try having a botched circumcision, not being able to get off until your late teens, then developing a chastity fetish just to make up for it.
Circumcision should be a crime.
b6de0ffe No.3629527
>>3629526>Circumcision should be a crime. It really should. It's not just a cosmetic surgery. It's deliberate mutilation of a child where the entire purpose is to cripple an organ. There are no benefits to it and phimosis can be treated without mutilation.
The medical studies claiming any benefits of it were written by pedophilic circumcision fetishists that were involved in groups like the Cutting Club, Acorn Society, and Gilgal Society. Some people involved in those groups got busted for distribution of hurtcore CP featuring circumcisions.
09c6e86d No.3629528
>>3629526>>Circumcision should be a crime.Yep. Agreed.
Can't just cut people's bodyparts off before they even had a chance to be sentient enough to make their own decision.
Also it modifies the mechanics of sex (why we Europeans generally don't get hand lotion jokes… cause
we don't need extra lubrication )
Also there are zero health benefits provided you aren't a smelly hobo that bathes once a year, and the only reason it even does anything at all is because scar tissue is more tough than regular skin. By that logic though we could start lopping off a lot of bodyparts just to prevent potential annoyances that may result from the body working as nature intended.
b6de0ffe No.3629542
>>3629540Well at least he's choosing to have his dick mutilated as an adult as opposed to having it forced on him as a child. Still not anywhere near as grotesque as tranny surgery.
4e848d38 No.3629558
>>3629526Listen. Understand. That Drillcock is out there. It can't be reasoned with, it can't be bargained with…it doesn't feel pity of remorse or fear…and it absolutely will not stop. Ever. Until you are dead.
7082214e No.3642622
This is very sad for the future of our youth, living their lives in virtual reality will make them even more sedentary and depressed than they are now. And even sadder, the virtual reality will addict them because it will give them a sense of accomplishment while they become less and less physically and mentally fit. After retiring from the military I became a triathlon coach and group fitness instructor specializing in “senior” fitness. Young people don’t believe me when I tell them my age because I live the life I promote. Every day I see old-geezers who are in better shape than the average 20 to 40 year old. During the holidays I visited a group of relatives, the youngest, a women in her late thirties looks like a fat old man as do her older, 40-something brothers. They are “gamers” and Ren-Fest types who fantasize about alternative lives as they sit on their butts eating garbage. Another relative, who retired from the Navy about three years ago, has gone from relatively fit (e.g. PRT Satisfactory Medium) to severely morbidly obese, suffering from “metabolic syndrome”, next stop from him will be Type II diabetes or a heart attack or stroke. I blame his condition on “gaming” and constant watching of sports on TV. He says he doesn’t have time for even 150 minutes of walking per week (which translates to 25 minutes per day, 6 days a week). The Libs often say they “own” public health, but their heroes promote bad health habits all the time. This seems like taking it to the next level of unhealthy living, it’s almost as if it’s their plan to have most of our youth grow up to be worthless and weak.
b68043a2 No.3642627
>>3642622just wait until they start getting space pregs to have baby capsules
2cca55db No.3642686
I was reading a few days ago about optical processing technology. I think it's really going to revolutionize the future. Full Dive VR, terabyte date transfer rates and such.
Even now we are seeing optical data processors that can work at 350x the speed of the fastest GPU using less power and generating less heat.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/optical-chip-promises-massive-speedups-over-gpus-for-some-algorithimshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssFDtNGdMHM bef20427 No.3642708
>>3642704Industry 4.0 is a bunch of hooey. I'm in the business of developing it, and it's just the same thing as 3.0 but with more buzzwords and faster internet connections. Nobody knows what things like "IoT" even mean or what you should do with it; just that there's a bunch of stuff you can measure with cheap sensors snagged out of cellphones, and pretend you're doing something with terabytes of meaningless noise streaming from everywhere.
Plus, what's old is new again. The whole big deal with Industry 4.0 is trying to use 5G networks to control production lines and automation from a central location, kinda like the mainframe computers in the 60's except with less cables going everywhere.
89f7d008 No.3642711
ATTENTION! This is a SCIENCE ALERT!
The Doomsday Clock Is About to Tick, And We've Never Been So Close to Midnight.
https://www.sciencealert.com/the-doomsday-clock-is-about-to-be-reset-and-we-re-not-optimistic-about-it-s-new-timeIn less than 24 hours the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists will update the Doomsday Clock.
It's currently at 100 seconds from midnight – the metaphorical time when the human race could destroy the world with technologies of its own making.
The hands have never before been this close to midnight. There is scant hope of it winding back on what will be its 75th anniversary.
This has been a SCIENCE ALERT!
a48c4d1b No.3642723
>>3642711the doomsday clock is bullshit, if they had set it correctly it would already be way past midnight
e600c3b3 No.3642734
>>3642711it should hit midnight in around 6 years.
e600c3b3 No.3642738
>>3642736>If it ever hit Midnight, that would be ArmageddonThat's exactly what I meant.
d5140f53 No.3642791
>>3642739Stop shitting up literally every thread on here with your moronic tv/movie references. No one gives a fuck what movie someone's picture reminds you of.
3985231d No.3643562
>>3643548There's another column on the right:
Whatever
"Like I give a fuck anymore"
Peace of mind.
Good sleep.
Passive.
No relationships.
No need to cope.
Can watch paint dry and enjoy it.
0ecc0aa2 No.3645219
AI could optimize our services from demand to command and supply were services are needed the most from agriculture, healthcare, and transportation of goods to satisfy human needs. AI is at it's infancy.
How AI is Deciding Who Gets Hired
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nGM37ThEsU 4a95a714 No.3645270
>>3645219COOL ! Next up : See an AI decide who gets to eat more than 1 meal a day or who gets to fight to the death in the Colosseum for the entertainment of the global TrumpBidenJudetumObamaHitlerBinladen Uber-elite.
This is gonna be great. For nobody else but the rich.
a48c4d1b No.3645811
>>3645725i will never get over how fucked up it is that you can have all the legal sex you want with a cow pussy as long as you chop it off the cow first
06396a2e No.3645834
>>3645829>>Genetically modified plants shaped like cow vaginas.If god exists he is allready made most of the universe penis shaped so its quite possible that does exist somewhere on some planet if not our own, and also the whole reoccurring numbers theory is proven true so number sequ3nces like 420 666 777 etc are all things that pop up everywhere so of there is a god he is not what you normalfags believe he is just as perverted as we are so all the moralfags can just suck it and go back to their little corners and cey.
168755ab No.3645970
>>3645829Set phasers on stun.
a4cb67ef No.3645972
>>3645970They shoot PUSSY JUICE!
75a87e66 No.3647511
>>3647490What ??? No flat coil-springs in large handy industrial sizes ??? Why that's flat out communism I say !! COMMUNISM !! Only a further war against these global FlatcoilspringeatingCommunist can solve this immediate crisis!! Start punching in launch-codes!
7368bd6c No.3650017
>>3647490A mechanical UPS uses a large spinning mass kept at speed.
There's no need for a coiled mass that can break because it's been under tension for so long. The spinning mass is easily verified to be operational at all times.
337572db No.3651773
>>3651738whats in all those train carts? all your hard earned and paid for computers….just sitting out in the heat. there probably aren't many perishables in there i would assume, mostly electronics or textiles that are mass produced and stored for ages.
337572db No.3651775
>>3593403jarvis open wristboard. password:girISgod
(type /jackmeoff)
uuuhh wristboard gpstracking what are you doing?
NO DONT FLIP OFF THAT COP!
*flipping off cop initiated*
It wasnt me it was google infected my muscle memory, i need new wristrazors!
this confangled contraption from hell…it was definitely not worth 5000 down.
*donating 5000 to definitelynotchillterrorkickstarter2024*
SON OF A BITCH! That's not what I wanted to do
(keyboard alert: nsa is dispatching 10,000 cc's of fuckyousauce, program terminal shutdown)
uhgh i dont feel so good
*Siri what is my tempature???*
bzzt your temperature is 50 elephants climaxing in the sahara.
*dies*
1287a7ec No.3653390
>>3653384None of this tech stands a chance or any real concern for actual fleets. Hypersonic missiles may have a chance against an EMPRE-Capital Ship. Ok. (Talking a big Aerial Frigate with its shields down). Subs are cute little hideaways while drones are nothing ventured nothing lost when it comes to mass production, the drones are easier. A single drone versus a training ship and the drone might win. Anything else is garunteed a lost cause because over all the more powerful anything is over it will swat it like a bug out of the sky. "Talking about frequency canons designed to overclock processors to the point of meltdown". Again this is an issue of having shields (none of these things really do) Not even a hypersonic missile can avoid being countered.
When it comes down to how versatile something is in combat however you stand more of a chance piloting a mech that can deflect hi-velocity bombardment or out manuever them. But even then the G's would be all that you could take and you are limited to autopilot not turning you into a human slushy. When all it takes to really kill a person is a weaponized camera flash, and its over for them brain wise.
Nope, instruments wars all fail when they are outclassed and sometimes not even all it takes. The worst of it being exactly when we start using biosteels that are ai responsive. Then we all are just fucking dead.
7af7ef71 No.3653407
>>3653132It's fun how people can pretend like they are innovators, because almost no one knows about polycarbonate lensic sheeting, or that they can buy it in numerous places online, and has been available for decades.
The fun part they don't say is the background must be completely static, and have horizontal aligned linear features, the object concealed must be at a certain distance, approximately 2 feet away, and must be completely static as well, and only functions under specific, front facing lighting conditions. Which is why, despite having existed for decades, no military has adopted it. If you can pretend you invented it, it will certainly get you attention online however!
1287a7ec No.3653431
>>3653407particles that dont exist make it invisible
1287a7ec No.3653432
>>3653407the extension chain of the molecular structure of the polycarbonate lattice SUGGESTS dark matter or an advanced -quasi atom (quark or chain particle) is placed in the opening of the lattice. or that it would start to conduct electricity or insulate very well because its properties are changed.
The lattice would energize and react violently to electric current or an ionic -field or phtons of light…and become a super conductor. or a super magnet.
d49d26ed No.3653440
>>3653407Yes. If any of this existed (yet) we would more or less see Chinese Super soldiers in flying saucers. Which we don´t . No saucers with little Yellow men hovering over Taiwan.
And dont´t anybody start with the "Muh Area 51" stories or "you have no idea what they hide in the bunkers" / Bob Lazar pop.
Most bases are just maintenance for stuff USSR knew all about and China knows all about . A glorified pit for burning off grands and government money and stuffing the pockets of people "in the know".
Nobody , as in nobody on the planet has anything remotely close to Invisibility cloaks, flyings saucers, quantum-state traveling portals, Transformer Tic-Tac tech , StarGates, Remote viewing etc other than theoretical blackboard / Peer-review papers or CadCam drawings.
USA would not get their asses handed to them in Iraq if they did. Russia would not get their asses handed to them in Ukraine if they did. France would not get their asses handed to them in Mali if they did. Britain would not get their asses handed to them in Afghanistan if they did.
On and on.
yet the solution is always "more of the same".
I just hope we will get working sustainable Fusion but even that is always 20 years of. Just getting that would be a huge succes for mankind as things stand.
But frankly even that looks like a "Hush little baby , everything is going to be fine" lullaby for the masses.
32a203e4 No.3653449
>>3653425> Humans have been found to have been injured from "exposures to anomalous vehicles, especially airborne and when in close proximity", it reads.Yeah well you don't need alien craft for that. In the 1970s, jet powered USAF drones sometimes used anhydrous ammonia to cool - certain parts - and exposure to that stuff is a bad thing.
32a203e4 No.3653452
>>3653440Practical fusion has been 50 years away for the last 50 years. It may still be 50 years away 20 or 50 years from now.
601733ee No.3653490
>>3653452That's slightly misleading. They said fusion is 50 years away 20 years ago, and now that we actually have devices which can pull off break-even fusion conditions in experimental setups, they switched it to "practical fusion".
Keep moving those goalposts. This year when the Wendelstein 7-X completes the steady state operation tests successfully and proves that the thing works and can be built, they'll switch to say "cheap fusion is 50 years away".
601733ee No.3653491
From the W7-X website:
https://www.ipp.mpg.de/4555488/op_1_2>While the divertor had already demonstrated its good impact, the plasma values with help of the extended plasma heating and purified vessel walls could now be significantly increased. The newly installed neutral particle heating injects fast hydrogen atoms into the plasma, which transfer their energy to the plasma particles via collisions. The result was high plasma densities of up to 2 x 10^20 particles per cubic meter – values that are sufficient for a future power station. At the same time, the ions and electrons of the hydrogen plasma reached an impressive temperature of 20 million degrees Celsius.
>In order to be able to further increase the heating energy without overloading the vessel wall, the current graphite tiles of the divertor will be replaced by water-cooled elements made of carbon fibre-reinforced carbon. Starting in 2022, with this equipment, work will be conducted on a step by step basis with the aim of achieving plasmas that last for 30 minutes. Then, it will remain to be seen whether Wendelstein 7-X can also fulfil its optimisation goals during continuous operationThe cooling system was installed last summer. We are living in interesting times. The Germans are once again making history.
b2bab1fe No.3653499
>>3653491"The Germans are once again making history"
And somehow you made good news sound ominous…=)
1287a7ec No.3653503
>>3653440a double edged sword because then we will have literally liquid terminators that will kill people.
1488cb49 No.3653674
he whole process of forging and machining giant ship's shaft | hydraulic press forging machine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgpGXSAS7CsHumans are interesting. Real question every decade are machines getting bigger and bigger?
If that is the case. We might be capable to mine further deeper below the Earth's crust to find more raw metals and energy sources.
3e50ca73 No.3654321
There's never been a house call quite like this. In a first for telepresence communication, a NASA flight surgeon was 'holoported' to the International Space Station (ISS), appearing and conversing as a virtual presence in real time, hundreds of miles above the surface of Earth.
https://www.sciencealert.com/nasa-surgeon-beamed-to-international-space-station-in-holoportation-world-firstTHIS HAS BEEN A SCIENCE ALERT!!
57ee3856 No.3655943
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SplL723kq-QAsk Dall-E this give it a picture from google or a hard drive.
Picture: Naked female ferret with two large breast holding a cheeseburger.
68108940 No.3662130
Yup I can see a little change only 8 years left…
68108940 No.3663861
https://imgur.com/t/science_and_tech/xDpqYTCA team of Scientists from Japan have successfully proven that by pumping oxygen and oxygenated liquid through animals’ buttholes into their intestines, the researchers found that they could survive without breathing through their lungs.
“It's so impressive because we never thought of breathing from the gut, but it’s possible,” Takanori Takebe, an author of the study and a doctor at the Tokyo Medical and Dental University
The reason is normally when a patient needs oxygen, doctors opt for mechanical ventilation, in which a machine pushes air into the lungs through the windpipe. They can also use another technique called extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, when blood is pumped out of the body and reoxygenated with a machine.
But this procedure carries the risk of bleeding and blood clots. And as many emergency rooms saw during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s not always possible to get your hands on a ventilator.
With this in mind, Takebe thought, why not try the backdoor?
They added oxygen to perfluorodecalin, a chemical that can dissolve large amounts of oxygen. In the past, the substance has been used to treat infants with severe respiratory distress and as artificial blood to improve tissue oxygenation. After shooting the liquid up the mice’s rectums, the scientists found oxygen levels were further improved. The same was true when they tested pigs and rats.
“In a 50-kilogram pig, when we provide this size of liquid oxygen to the butt, they can survive 30 minutes even when experiencing lethal respiratory failure conditions,” Takebe said.
68108940 No.3663862
Caleb Kelly, a gastroenterology fellow at Yale University who’s not affiliated with the study, described the scientists’ newfound method as “promising.”
“The pandemic has highlighted the need to expand options for ventilation and oxygenation in critical illness, and this niche will persist even as the pandemic subsides,” he wrote in a commentary accompanying the 2021 study.
Takebe plans to start human clinical trials as early as this year to prove its real-life efficacy.
As always I provide the sauce:
https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2022/07/pigs-breathe-through-butts-human-trials/https://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/may-22-solving-our-sand-crisis-nuclear-quasicrystals-voyager-hears-an-interstellar-hum-and-more-1.6035006/animals-can-breathe-through-their-butts-and-oxygen-up-the-wazoo-may-work-for-humans-too-1.6035011https://www.newscientist.com/article/2301794-scientists-keep-inventing-ways-for-pigs-to-breathe-via-their-rectum/ bd8e9c09 No.3663874
>>3663862And this is the difference between a scientist and a furry
The Furry spends a lifetime ramming his hole with giant dildos and achieves not more than butt-cancer and incontinence. .
The scientist spends 10 minutes to finds a novel new way to safe lives and people through the same hole.
68108940 No.3666008
2030 would target on markets and car production even predict traffic buildup and car repair shops and gas spending. This decade people are focusing on spending less on gas. and car and sky Drones delivery would be an early startup, If gas prices reach $120, 8 years left for the coming crisis.
probably be in age of 40-50, does it matter?
68108940 No.3666381
"Youtube is dying! save it as a webm."
experts calculate youtube with its authoritarianism on maximum overdrive will only last 5 years, and from 2023 only last 4 years.
I suspect the opposite; it'll last hundreds of thousands of years until some event wipes out humanity… Then bots going unchecked in the servers will slowly delete or restrict things into oblivion: The trending front pages of youtube will go blank thanks to age restrictions or deletions under false positives / false negatives.
The front page will become blank, and lifeless, as everything else slowly gets snuffed out, even if an alien race manages to terraform earth back into being hospitable they would still have to learn an dead language to view content and gain administrative access, by then there would probably be no youtube videos at all, and empty playlists, making it so making an account with such privileges will be a hundred times harder.
Even if the bots that censor and delete things start targeting and wiping out each other, the damnation of youtube may just repeat itself: different species of staff, eventually leading to the same mindset, leading to yet another damnation.
68108940 No.3674987
2023 is going to be bumpy…
b9314006 No.3674990
>>3674987Years just keep getting shittier, like my textbook "history of American social justice" keeps citing that recession that started around 2008 as being super catastrophic. After what we've been through now, I'm like "bitch hold my beer."
That text book should be updated soon, I just wish I could have read the future version with more up to date info.
d44ecc44 No.3675360
>>3674990The world as we know it is grinding to its end. There will be a global shift in power, alliances , innovation and wealth.
Unfortunately the nations holding those things right now will fight change as much as they can to keep it. Especially the one on the top of the Pyramid.
But it will fail. It has always failed. No nation or Empire has remained top-of-the-heap for long through the history of mankind.
But the upheaval this time will be more severe than the decline of the Roman Empire or Britain leaving India and what quickly became Pakistan . Their civil war started even when British troops and governmental bodies retreated.
This is due to Americas weird obsession with "exceptionalism". This is the recipe for global war and crimes in the name of God, Dollar and Coca Cola while fighting everyone everywhere to keep the money, the espionage and the control firmly in their grasp.
Its gonna be interesting. Expect nasty news.
b9314006 No.3675393
>>3675360yet people keep grinding on, struggling against the worm, and fighting to get past the system.
Its not like we're going to die, we're just past an age. Humanity is a resilient beast. We always find some way to live on, for better or worse.
40c241cd No.3675405
>>3675394the plus side:
steam's body is dying on him
the demerit:
steam confirmed it first so it's probably a lie
40c241cd No.3675406
you will never be a kamina, you have no inheritor, you have no charisma, you have no personality. tens of years of making friends and reading fiction has led me to sniff out posers and pretend kaminas with ease
40c241cd No.3675415
aasdfggh
>>3675396nigger
40c241cd No.3675420
>>3675396when unell was buckbreaking you, this is what you see when you turn around and look at him
https://lulz.net/furi/res/3671457.html#q3675224 b9314006 No.3675543
>>3675406please, I have charisma for days, and I do have an inheritor in a way. I was extremely abusive to my little brother, and as much as he hates it I turned him into what he is today. Plus he or his offspring get all my shit when I die.
Me holding my natural intellect over him lead him to get a masters in electrical engineering, good fo him. Then when I die either he or his offspring assuming he does that, get my mansion fortress. The deed is already signed off in my vault for 1 dollar to avoid taxes.
I don't usually mention my vault, but its an intense relic of the 20's left to me by my grandpa, and hidden away behind my walls. My dad knows where it is, but i should probably show my brother.
despite inheriting this place, he has no idea.
My house was built with the intent to help slaves run on the underground railroad, so I put my vault in a really hard to get to secret room. You can see the room from the outside, it has a window, heat and all, but there is no door leading to it.
b9314006 No.3675547
and yes I do have secret rooms, secret hatches, and the like. I even have a secret basement… I've got 3 basements…
My house is big, old, weird.
b9314006 No.3675548
>>3675545yep cause I kept telling him to not talk about things he doesn't understand, and he made it his business to understand all the things he didn't understand.
b9314006 No.3675549
lol like when I was giving him the tour of the place, he was like "wtf why do you have a library" and I was like "well otherwise youd be visiting my sex dungeon"
He preferred the library.
38d68595 No.3675808
>>3675807I hope 2030 won't be intel/apple only. And pay to use windows.
And windows that deletes files you have microsoft/gov don't like you having. Because I swear I feel like files disappear and also that firefox deletes bookmarks sometimes.
I'm sure a lot of people want nothing to be on people's pcs and everything in "The cloud".
68108940 No.3680137
There are some accounts and suggestions of Tutoring Ai on how it would teach itself on how to draw what if you could apply Ai with 5 senses touch, smell, taste feel and sight?
80ce1b3f No.3685015
>>3685014I wanna tongue that buck's butt
62a98f5b No.3685556
>>3684807Yeah, the only problem is that the Industry 4.0 thing was kind-of a flop and they're still trying to implement it.
People are spending money collecting data from processes, but nobody really knows what to do with it. IoT makes a lot of money though, so the most noticeable outcome is another dot-com bubble that is slowly inflating as we speak. There wasn't any "revolution" and nothing is really getting done in a different way as of yet.
62a98f5b No.3685557
>>3685458What do you mean, make a copy?
You could go to the factory that made your car and copy yourself infinite spare parts.
6e37cade No.3687508
Two research groups in the US were able to stop mice from getting old by fixing their DNA.
In a recent study published in Cell on Jan. 12, Harvard scientists showed that they could manipulate and reverse the aging process in mice by generating DNA repairs.
The results of a 13-year, international study show for the first time that breakdown in epigenetic information accelerates aging in mice and that repairing the epigenome can reverse those signs of aging.
“For about the past 50 years, popular theory has held that the process of aging is caused in large part by an accumulation of mutation. There’s growing evidence, however, that aging has a significant epigenetic component. That is, the process by which stretches of DNA or the genes are turned on and off,” said the paper’s senior author, David Sinclair, professor of genetics at the Blavatnik Institute at Harvard Medical School and co-director of the Paul F. Glenn Center for Biology of Aging Research.
“My colleagues and I believe that not only are epigenetic changes are the primary cause of aging, but that these changes are driven by the ongoing process of DNA breakage and repair,” he continued.
“We believe ours is the first study to show epigenetic change as a primary driver of aging in mammals,” Sinclair said.
Researchers at Harvard said they wanted to test their findings on larger mammals and, eventually, on people.
“First, the results need to be replicated in larger mammals and in humans. Studies in nonhuman primates are currently underway,” Harvard said in a statement.
“We hope these results are seen as a turning point in our ability to control aging,” said Sinclair. “This is the first study showing that we can have precise control of the biological age of a complex animal; that we can drive it forwards and backwards at will.”
FULL ARTICLE AND VIDEO ARE HERE:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/01/scientists-successfully-reversed-signs-aging-mice-first-time/ 8c0a8f12 No.3688402
>>3688394I believe it was Isaac Asimov who wrote an essay about trying to predict the future. His paper showed that change is not linear, but exponential.
The result is that things change much more slowly in the near future then people would have imagined but far future changes are more extreme than most people could ever predict.
68108940 No.3688406
>>3688402There's going to be a nuclear power reliance, the next industrial power revolution in year 2500 as fossil fuels run low, water crisis could be another factor that plays a role as long science does not get washed humanity lives longer.
We could use fossil fuels for creating materials rather than burning it into the atmosphere.
f216fb98 No.3688413
In my opinion, this is one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made that gets little mention today.
The only man in the world with the secret to permanent sub-miniaturization is felled by an assassination attempt. A crew and mini-submarine are shrunken down to the size of bacteria and injected into his body to try and repair the damage to his brain. They have ONE HOUR to do the job and get out or they will start to enlarge, killing him. Along the way they are forced to take detours thru the heart, lungs, and other organs and time is running out.
This is the ending scene. The special effects throughout the movie were considered spectacular before their time (before CGI).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPYBInU3qpM 8c0a8f12 No.3688418
>>3688406> We could use fossil fuels for creating materialsLike we have been doing all along since the beginning of the 20th century? i.e.
PLASTICS> rather than burning it into the atmosphere.I have a better idea. Let's do both.
3f7b82d4 No.3688438
>>3688427> What Happens to Garbage in JapanThere is an ignorant superstition in the US that incinerating trash makes dioxins which cause cancer. Most trash in Japan is incinerated and
japs have a lower cancer rate than do Americans. Positive proof that dioxin prevents cancer, not causes it.
3e104fbb No.3688449
>>3688448Good Dog , K-9 !
7cb99cda No.3688520
Why didn't somebody think of this before??
To free people from traffic, dozens of companies are designing vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) vehicles that could quickly fly passengers across cities. Like helicopters, most of the VTOLs under development rely on propellers to produce the thrust needed for flight, which can be noisy. One startup's "fluidic propulsion system" uses compressed air and is therefore much quieter.
FULL ARTICLE HERE:
https://bigthink.com/the-future/jetoptera-flying-car-bladeless-vtol/ d3ecfa08 No.3688542
>>3688520so it compresses air and then spits it out which is easier but actually less reliable and requires just as much maintenence as any other jet engine. okie and still requires alot of energy to do it and make sure it remains stable the entire time it runs on its own reserves, garunteed not to go haywire…thats the catch though.
7af57795 No.3688630
>>3688520>Why didn't somebody think of this before??It's the exact same design as the Moller Skycar from the 90's - they're only adding the "coanda effect" bullshit thruster on top.
So far, no full scale flying demonstrator exists. They claim to produce one by 2025. You can build RC scale models of the thruster that will fly by the sheer power density of a ducted RC plane fan, because the thrust-to-mass ratio of an airplane doesn't scale linearly so what they have already is no indicator that any of that stuff even works.
Designs aped from Moller who was an investment scammer with no intention to produce actual flying aircraft, with bullshit about the Coanda effect that is not actually a very strong effect and breaks up easily at larger scales, spells that this thing too is an investment scam built around a bullshit vehicle that will never exist.
7af57795 No.3688632
>>3688630In fact, a "bladeless fan" or an air multiplier they're proposing is less efficient than simply running a ducted fan in free air - because it is a ducted fan with a constricting nozzle stuck to it. The duct-work and nozzle presents a flow restriction that increases the exhaust pressure and part of that energy goes into raising the temperature of the gas, which is useful mechanical work turned into heat.
The Dyson bladeless fan too is just a gimmick that moves less air for the same input power. Its real point is that the actual fan motor runs so fast you can't hear the high-pitched whine.
7af57795 No.3688636
The trick is, if you make a 1/4 model of an airplane, square law scaling means it requires 1/8th the lift to fly. Make it small enough and you don't need any aerodynamics or even proper wings - just stick a propeller or a fan in it and it will fly, which is what many RC model planes actually do.
Why companies like Honeywell may be interested in this even though the design won't scale up from a model airplane is actually similar to what Dyson does with their fans. A gas turbine fan inside the body is shielded from infrared cameras and heat seeking anti-aircraft weapons, and the nozzle system keeps the noise in: it's a good stealth military drone.
7af57795 No.3688638
>>3688402>far future changes are more extreme than most people could ever predict.Technology advances at the pace the society is able to integrate it and make positive returns with it. Nobody just builds it for no reason, for the sake of itself.
That means technology seems to advance at an exponential pace while the society, population and economy, is growing at an exponential pace. The society grows exponentially because the resource inputs, energy and materials, increase faster than consumption. Technology increases the ability to consume resources, which keeps the society growing, which keeps the technology advancing, but do you notice where it stops? When the resources stop growing. That's where the technology curve goes flat line because it can no longer help people utilize more resources that aren't available.
In human history, there have been several revolutions that have caused a step-increase in the availability of resources to the point that we've had enough "headroom" to maintain exponential growth until the next revolution. The agricultural revolution, the industrial revolution, fossil fuels, all have increased the availability of stuff to consume. In order to maintain these "extreme changes" in the future, as demanded by the exponential theory, we should be having another revolution in resources availability right about now, - but actually we're hitting against the limits of our planet to provide us with any more. We've actually exceeded it and now heading for a decline because of over-population eating all the resources. There won't be any "singularity" - people soon have to scale back with technology because we can't afford it any more.
e9401416 No.3691636
>>3691601I had a chair that had that kind of cheap pleather finish. Pretty sure anyone with ovaries who stood within 10 feet of it would have gotten pregnant by the time I threw it out.
The fabric was basically only held together by a mixture of dried lube and cum.
1a71a98d No.3691909
The answer commonly given to the question, "Why can't we travel faster than the speed of light?" involves the mass of objects becoming infinitely large. That answer is fine, but there's a better one. Space and time are unified into a single entity known as spacetime. And every object travels through spacetime at the speed of light.
AND HERE'S THE PART THEY DON'T TEACH YOU IN SCHOOL AND THAT YOU PROBABLY NEVER CONSIDERED YOURSELF: Even a STATIONARY object is moving at the speed of light, BUT IT IS MOVING ONLY THROUGH TIME AND NOT SPACE.
Objects move in spacetime at the speed of light. A stationary object isn’t moving through space at all, so the object is moving through time at the speed of light. Furthermore, an object moving through space at the speed of light has no speed left over to move through time.
Thus, the absolute maximum speed an object could move through space or time individually is also the speed of light. Note that this idea also explains the weird features of relativity, like time slowing down for an object as its speed gets faster and faster. An object traveling more through space is traveling less through time.
The reason that it is hard to travel through space at the speed of light is that you must push the object out of moving in the time direction to moving more in the space direction. And that turns out to be difficult…..
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https://bigthink.com/hard-science/real-reason-faster-than-light-speed-spacetime/ 20f43987 No.3697711
>>3691909you cannot detect moving faster than the speed light there are ftl objects that are very high energy and generate trails of blackholes that are like a rock skipping over water in the form of gating/jumping which their motions are detected by a singularity in lightspace (they effectively exist in zerospace flickering as time flows around them like water off a duck's back) -they generally are considered supercritical and constantly influx however so they cannot be interacted with anyway barring annihilation.
