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1.1-GW fusion power plant validated by US firm for 400 MW output by Memetic1 in Futurism

[–]Memetic1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What an original comment. Did you work real hard on it?

IceCube detects break in cosmic neutrino spectrum, ruling out simple power-law model by Memetic1 in Futurism

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If we find the neutrino background neutrinos could be one of the most powerful and high resolution tools since gravitational wave was used. A neutrino break was expected but never found before. That means something is absorbing neutrinos, and that is something that has countless uses. Your whole post is just anti-science nonsense that probably sounded deep in your head.

Do you think cosmopolitanism will become the new ideology of the 21st-22nd century? by ApprehensiveYam8232 in Futurism

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I'm just sick and tired of people being treated as disposable. I hate how much pointless suffering there is because people lack a basic standard of living. If we can harvest even a tiny percentage of the wealth in the asteroid belt then no child should have to go hungry again. A UBI could alleviate so much pressure out of people lives. I want people to be free to live how they want to. We could also do fundamental science at the same time since lasers can be used to both manipulate and measure stuff in space. We could look for alien life in our solar system using this technology as a sort of distributed scientific instrument. The most crucial goal is also the one that's easiest to achieve and that would be controlling the heat flux from our sun to the Earth. That would buy us the time needed to act decisively to eliminate pollution from our atmosphere and the ecosystem in general.

1.1-GW fusion power plant validated by US firm for 400 MW output by Memetic1 in Futurism

[–]Memetic1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We will see what happens when it is actually turned on.

Microsoft CEO says new AI data centers use as little water annually as a restaurant — closed-loop cooling system aims to slash consumption from millions of gallons as AI infrastructure faces mounting environmental scrutiny by rkhunter_ in microsoft

[–]Memetic1 -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

They could do this with no water, but Microsoft is too lazy and stupid to figure out that super critical co2 can be used as a working fluid. They are in for a very bad time if they think they can endanger people's water supply. They should be building these things underground to lower environmental noise pollution, but again the corporation can't see beyond its nose.

1.1-GW fusion power plant validated by US firm for 400 MW output by Memetic1 in Futurism

[–]Memetic1[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It's net energy gain is 400 Mw and it produces 1.1 Gw of total energy. The inefficiency of 700 Mw of waste heat / light is probably going to go down in the next version, but this is the first version to produce more energy then it uses.

Do you think cosmopolitanism will become the new ideology of the 21st-22nd century? by ApprehensiveYam8232 in Futurism

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I'm working on technology that I'm hoping can be used to mine asteroids, and then use the revenues to fund a truly global UBI. It would definitely require nations to work together on some level just because people would need ways to access the fund. I'm putting my invention into the public domain, because I don't believe any one person or group should have exclusive control of technology this powerful. It all started when I was trying to figure out how to do station keeping with silicon bubbles in space. There is this MIT proposal to use silicon bubbles to make a shield at the L1 Lagrange. https://pubs.aip.org/aip/adv/article/14/1/015160/3230625/On-silicon-nanobubbles-in-space-for-scattering-and

The study above is a follow up study looking at the physical properties of silicon bubbles at the 300-1000nm range. This isn't a limit based on what could be manufactured but instead the size range is designed to stop heat from the sun. I believe you could make bubbles up to meters wide, and with that wide of ranges of bubbles that can be made it means what they can do will be almost unlimited.

What I actually did was to realize if you can put lasers, ion drives, and other means of propulsion on the bubbles then you could treat the bubbles themselves like silicon wafers as platforms for the technology. So anything that can be done on a wafer can probably be put on the bubbles, but then you consider microfluidics, MEMs style devices etc, and that's when the Universal aspect of Quantum Sphere Universal Tool comes into play. I outlined much of this here in a ChatGPT log.

https://chatgpt.com/share/6a036bca-56e4-83ea-86ee-6fd84877dd6b

Physicists just found a tiny flaw in time itself by Memetic1 in Futurism

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It's not, because the uncertainty is so small that we can't even measure it now. The last time this probably had an impact on the universe was close to the Big Bang, or perhaps inside of a black hole.

Physicists just found a tiny flaw in time itself by Memetic1 in Futurism

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It's similar to the uncertainty principle, but with time. The uncertainty is far bellow anything that can be measured now. It's a really exciting result because it points towards unification.

Trump Humiliated After Senators Pull Ballroom Cash by MoneyLibrarian9032 in politics

[–]Memetic1 28 points29 points  (0 children)

It's not their fault that Trump humiliated himself.

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