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Memetic1 t1_j9ziakv wrote
Reply to comment by AffenMitWaffen2 in Protest In Berlin Over Arming Ukraine Against Russia Draws Thousands by Neo2199
Ah I understand
Memetic1 t1_j9zf3za wrote
Reply to comment by AffenMitWaffen2 in Protest In Berlin Over Arming Ukraine Against Russia Draws Thousands by Neo2199
Is that a reference to AtomWaffen in your name? https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/group/atomwaffen-division
Memetic1 t1_j9z8cfp wrote
Thousands you say. Was this in Berlin Wisconsin by chance? If this was in Germany then this is kind of clumsy to put on a news sub for American domestic news. It feels just desperate.
Memetic1 OP t1_j8t8nls wrote
Reply to comment by Sculptasquad in No second law of entanglement manipulation after all | Nature Physics by Memetic1
Maybe but it's pretty close in my book.
Memetic1 OP t1_j8t5p7j wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in No second law of entanglement manipulation after all | Nature Physics by Memetic1
Conways game of life is technically deterministic, but it's also true that if you have certain states there are multiple ways you can get to the same state. There are ways things can be both determinism and practically impossible to predict.
Memetic1 OP t1_j8swv62 wrote
Reply to comment by Sculptasquad in No second law of entanglement manipulation after all | Nature Physics by Memetic1
I think just like space/time free will is most easily understood as an emergent phenomenon.
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Reply to comment by EntangledReality in No second law of entanglement manipulation after all | Nature Physics by Memetic1
You just did by posting this comment. We are now entangled as well as everyone who sees this.
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Reply to comment by LyleSY in Newly-discovered Earth-mass exoplanet — named Wolf 1069 b — may provide durable habitable conditions across a wide area of its dayside by marketrent
They are sending a few missions to Venus. One of them even utilizes a balloon to stay in the upper atmosphere for an extended period. I would rather see crewed missions to Venus then Mars. Mars has dozens of ways to kill you while the environment in the clouds of Venus is comparatively simple. The only thing that would give me real pause is if we discovered life on Venus.
Memetic1 t1_j79r2n4 wrote
Reply to comment by nembajaz in Newly-discovered Earth-mass exoplanet — named Wolf 1069 b — may provide durable habitable conditions across a wide area of its dayside by marketrent
Venus is right next door, and if you don't mind not living on the ground it's pretty habitable given our current technology. You can make graphene from co2, and then you could use that graphene to build more habitat. The sulfuric acid also isn't as much as a problem as people make it out to be. Sulfuric acid H2So4 which is just 2 waters bonded by a sulfur atom. If you have sufficient electricity sulfuric acid can be turned into water. It even has phosphorus which is essential for all life.
If you want to surf the skies Venus would be the target.
Memetic1 OP t1_j1s8q6x wrote
Reply to comment by TrailerPosh2018 in Self-regenerating living material made of printed fungi | Nature Materials by Memetic1
Spacecraft would also be cool.
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Reply to comment by pellicle_56 in Self-regenerating living material made of printed fungi | Nature Materials by Memetic1
If the fungal kingdom wanted us dead we would have been a long time ago. Every day your breathing in spores from numerous fungi there really is no avoiding it. So why not learn to work with them instead?
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Reply to comment by RuthTheWidow in Self-regenerating living material made of printed fungi | Nature Materials by Memetic1
Here is what I wonder about. We know that the world wood web has signals that look like language. So what happens if we try to contact it? It seems that the mycelium kingdom and plants have a long history of cooperation. It makes me wonder whether something like trade could be possible. When it comes to the climate crisis we kind of need all the help we can get.
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Reply to comment by Belzebutt in Just how dark is deep space? by ArmchairSpinDoctor
True but I still feel solace that nothing besides the heat death can destroy the entire universe. In that sense we will have left a mark of sorts. The collapse into the false vacuum might even be the start of a new universe since it would liberate so much energy. You could get Kugelblitzs forming possibly. It's hard to think what the new rules would be because so much is dependant on that one tiny thing. What I do know is the speed of light wouldn't change that much.
Memetic1 t1_ixahmca wrote
Reply to Just how dark is deep space? by ArmchairSpinDoctor
It depends on where you are in the Universe. If for example at a certain point you spontaneously came into existence in the middle of certain cosmic voids. If this happened in a not so distant future. Then the edge of that void would be moving away from you at the speed of light. That would mean that light from those stars couldn't even reach you, and any light from you would never reach the edge of the void. That to me is ultimate blackness. If you want to talk about the darkest part of the Universe those may not exist yet.
An interesting side effect of the expansion of the universe is if the false vacuum collapses in one part at a certain distance that becomes isolated from the larger universe. So no matter how bad things get in one part as long as nothing is faster then light there will always be hope of some sort. May you never be born to the void.
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Reply to comment by bnh1978 in Canadian scientists discover new COVID-19 variant in deer that may spread to humans by Memetic1
Well COVID isn't transmitted sexually as far as we know. Simply wearing masks while your approaching a deer you shot would be a good idea. So many people don't seem to understand the unique risks that come with transmission from animals to people. Instead we get jokes. We get bullshit male toxicity so afraid of minorities that they need a gun, but refuse to wear a mask to protect them from a virus that has killed millions. I don't feel like jokes right now, because hunters are going to get us killed with their reckless behavior.
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Reply to comment by hobowhite in Canadian scientists discover new COVID-19 variant in deer that may spread to humans by Memetic1
I once asked a next generation AI chat bot what would happen if a virus could spread amongst mammalian life, and it responded with one word extinction. This was notable because usually it was pretty verbose. The damn thing sent chills up my spine despite having a basic understanding of how it worked.
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Reply to comment by cryptockus in Canadian scientists discover new COVID-19 variant in deer that may spread to humans by Memetic1
How many did you actually look at? I look at them every single day. I almost died from this. I might have been a statistic to you. Respect for the dead shouldn't be hard. If your going to risk killing others then you owe them some of your time.
Memetic1 OP t1_iwvf426 wrote
Reply to comment by cryptockus in Canadian scientists discover new COVID-19 variant in deer that may spread to humans by Memetic1
Are you afraid to look at their faces?
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Reply to comment by bloodmonarch in Canadian scientists discover new COVID-19 variant in deer that may spread to humans by Memetic1
Ya this isn't stopping. We'll the good news is that by 2030 - 2050 well meet our climate goals.
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Reply to comment by Imaginary_Medium in Canadian scientists discover new COVID-19 variant in deer that may spread to humans by Memetic1
That would be smart. I'd say a face shield, because I'm not sure if blood from the lungs is infectious. Honestly I would just stay the fuck away from deer. I had this long conversation with an AI once about what would happen to mammalian life if multiple species could get it. The thing said one word and it sent chills up my spine. Extinction
Memetic1 t1_jdsd9c2 wrote
Reply to What's your unpopular gaming opinion? by theamazingclaptrap
That we should pay attention to how long covid is impacting people's ability to game. That this impact might expose something about where we are headed as a whole. That the stats that are collected could be used to monitor public health as long as privacy protections are in place.