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beepbeep_beep_beep t1_j3kf084 wrote
Right up until one gets blown into a power line and knocks our power to a neighborhood with people on life support systems.
Part 107 and Part 135 exist for a reason.
The liability insurance requirements states and municipalities are going to require are going to be pretty costly once the lawsuits start rolling in.
beepbeep_beep_beep t1_ixlw6yr wrote
Reply to If a solar flare were to wipe most if not all technology, what plans/countermeasure could be taken to slow rebuild things like the internet? by Zak_the_Reaper
These folks have a pretty good plan.
If you’re interested here’s today’s daily briefing with a subscription link;
beepbeep_beep_beep t1_itmbr12 wrote
Obligatory autonomousweapons.org link from the AI scientists pleading with us to codify these in the same category as mines.
beepbeep_beep_beep t1_itjmdbg wrote
beepbeep_beep_beep t1_itgj3q3 wrote
Reply to Signatures of alien technology could be how humanity first finds extraterrestrial life by WallStreetDoesntBet
Given the availability of resources to a star faring civilization—physical, mental, and spiritual, we humans are pretty presumptive to think we have anything to offer.
beepbeep_beep_beep t1_j7gmk8b wrote
Reply to A systematic review and meta-analysis has concluded that increased consumption of dietary carbohydrate intake is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, and all-cause mortality. by Meatrition
It’s the sugar.
It’s always the sugar.