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Tunalanchesyes ive heard this!!
it would be really cool if they did this. I remember people being paranoid about it like 15 years ago but it was foolishness.
tangentially related, people have done science expierments that they legit thought could have way worst consequences and just let it rip lol
they werent sure when they detonated the first nuke that it would ignite the atmosphere and destroy the earth. (which is impossible, but at the time they didnt know for sure)
cern infinitely safer than the drive the scientists take to the facility lol
feynman/einstein's moral dilenma working on the nukes while still progressing science has to be one of the more interesting ideas in science too.
on one hand youre moving humanitys knowledge forward, on the other, evil humans about to use this to hill hundreds of thousands- Aug 10·2 repliesDankmustard Mobile
feynman/einstein's moral dilenma working on the nukes while still progressing science has to be one of the more interesting ideas in science too.
on one hand youre moving humanitys knowledge forward, on the other, evil humans about to use this to hill hundreds of thousandsI know. people think everything seems bleak now, but i cant imagine living through that era. we are so lucky everything has worked out so far.
could you imagine what was going through their heads before they fell asleep at night?
and if they didnt progress it, somebody else would and it mightve been in worse hands. and it also is the key to environmentally friendly energy, essential to moving us to a type 1 civilization.
the smartest people on earth being forced to open pandora’s box
Aug 10·2 repliesTunalanchesI know. people think everything seems bleak now, but i cant imagine living through that era. we are so lucky everything has worked out so far.
could you imagine what was going through their heads before they fell asleep at night?
and if they didnt progress it, somebody else would and it mightve been in worse hands. and it also is the key to environmentally friendly energy, essential to moving us to a type 1 civilization.
the smartest people on earth being forced to open pandora’s box
if you havent' read when we cease to understand the world, check it out. it's a crazy historical fiction book around the development of quantum physics and mathematics along with the science of developing cyanide and nerve gas in WW1
it specifically tries to get into the head of some those scientists
- Aug 10·1 replyTunalanches
I know. people think everything seems bleak now, but i cant imagine living through that era. we are so lucky everything has worked out so far.
could you imagine what was going through their heads before they fell asleep at night?
and if they didnt progress it, somebody else would and it mightve been in worse hands. and it also is the key to environmentally friendly energy, essential to moving us to a type 1 civilization.
the smartest people on earth being forced to open pandora’s box
luckily they didnt have a social media feed to see everyone hating on them on top of what they were going through internally.
ik most scientists probably dont pay attention to that in current day. But i know there must be some number of scientific advancements that weren't made due to potential kickback
- Aug 10·1 replyGawpers
if you havent' read when we cease to understand the world, check it out. it's a crazy historical fiction book around the development of quantum physics and mathematics along with the science of developing cyanide and nerve gas in WW1
it specifically tries to get into the head of some those scientists
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movPeople in the 80s really thought we will fly to the moon in the 2020s
This is what we‘re doing instead
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- Aug 10·1 replyGawpers
if you havent' read when we cease to understand the world, check it out. it's a crazy historical fiction book around the development of quantum physics and mathematics along with the science of developing cyanide and nerve gas in WW1
it specifically tries to get into the head of some those scientists
this is awesome, i screen shotted thank you. i love a good book.
In univeristy i read a book called cat’s cradle by Kurt Vonnegut that was about a weapon, thats a new type of ice that destroyed everything it touches and if it got in the wrong spot it would freeze the earth.
it was a satire about the nuclear arms race. a different vibe but a easy and fantastic read.
I wrote an essay comparing it to george carlin’s satire.
one of the most memorable things i did in my degree!
will check out the book, this really up my alley
- Aug 10Tunalanches
did everyone collectively forget we went to the moon a few weeks ago??
what is this nonesenseeveryone collectively has probably been dealing with the world we currently living on going to s***
- Aug 10
great accomplishment I'm not trying to downplay it, but also like...we's in a recession lol.
- Aug 10·1 replyDankmustard Mobile
luckily they didnt have a social media feed to see everyone hating on them on top of what they were going through internally.
ik most scientists probably dont pay attention to that in current day. But i know there must be some number of scientific advancements that weren't made due to potential kickback
oh for sure.
even when they went to the moon in the 60s there was a lot of public pushback. which is hard to imagine now, from the outside looking in, its the crowning achievement of the usa.
I wish more people could go against the grain. but social media makes the pushback so much louder, even if its only a minority of society that uses it, in a scream into the void kinda way.
- Aug 10·1 replyTunalanches
oh for sure.
even when they went to the moon in the 60s there was a lot of public pushback. which is hard to imagine now, from the outside looking in, its the crowning achievement of the usa.
I wish more people could go against the grain. but social media makes the pushback so much louder, even if its only a minority of society that uses it, in a scream into the void kinda way.
I dislike elons political takes,
but people forget how far forward he's pushing science with his numerous projects.
Thankfully his flavor of tism allows him to ignore any backlash n continue on with his projects 
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I dislike elons political takes,
but people forget how far forward he's pushing science with his numerous projects.
Thankfully his flavor of tism allows him to ignore any backlash n continue on with his projectsi agree, people dont realize how impressive it is they got the rocket to take off and land by itself.
the beaurocracy and low risk tolerance of government wouldnt of allowed that to happen
hes a flawed person to put it lightly, but that doesnt detract from the scientific advancements people in his company made. things are complex and they simply coexist.
and I agree his flavour of tism is something a lot of engineers could learn from.
- Aug 10·1 replyTunalanches
this is awesome, i screen shotted thank you. i love a good book.
In univeristy i read a book called cat’s cradle by Kurt Vonnegut that was about a weapon, thats a new type of ice that destroyed everything it touches and if it got in the wrong spot it would freeze the earth.
it was a satire about the nuclear arms race. a different vibe but a easy and fantastic read.
I wrote an essay comparing it to george carlin’s satire.
one of the most memorable things i did in my degree!
will check out the book, this really up my alley
Awesome, thanks! Sounds like you got a very interesting degree or went to an interesting uni
I’ve never read any Vonnegut, but I’m definitely down to check this out
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- Aug 10·1 replyGawpers
Awesome, thanks! Sounds like you got a very interesting degree or went to an interesting uni
I’ve never read any Vonnegut, but I’m definitely down to check this out
thank you!
i have a bachelors of fine art in painting and drawing, went to concordia in montreal!
it was for an english elective on satire!!
Vonnegut is fantastic
- Aug 10·1 replyTunalanches
thank you!
i have a bachelors of fine art in painting and drawing, went to concordia in montreal!
it was for an english elective on satire!!
Vonnegut is fantastic
Wow, that’s great ! I love Montreal, my absolute favorite city in North America
- Aug 10Gawpers
Wow, that’s great ! I love Montreal, my absolute favorite city in North America
Ty! That’s awesome to hear, I love it too it’s a beautiful city!!
Aug 10im barking, f*** that
NGNL 🐋Aug 11Tunalanchesdid everyone collectively forget we went to the moon a few weeks ago??
what is this nonesenseHad no clue this happened. Very neat
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Bo CeephusWithout a doubt. You could particularly pluck out the last 10 years beginning in 2016- now and probably until at least 2030 as a period where we just regressed as a people. Choosing ignorance, pride and tribalism over anything else.
People will look back at us and wonder what the f*** we were on
The people of the future will likely have sympathy for the general public of now as we are working against generations of propaganda, the workings of big business and spiritual + techno death cults with trillions of invested dollars
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