Why would I buy an expensive dishwasher loading dog when you know you can't ever trust anyone but yourself to load the dishes properly anyways?
what about in 10-20 years when dishwasher loading dogs are cheap, reliable and also do your laundry and vacuum and make the bed
I cannot wait for the terrible future of self driving cars robots to do my basic stuff around the house, Making the bed is a different case as our bed coverings have become more comfortable and easier to care for and easier to use on the bed compared to what we once had.
But like I keep saying we are in a cross roads of history with no road ahead As the choices we make are either going to lead us into a that staple of Cyber punk the Corp. Dystopia or the silly sci fi utopia
Roads? Where we are going we don't need roads.
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Mr_Rose83 Blue Ridge Protects the HolyRegistered Userregular
Why would I buy an expensive dishwasher loading dog when you know you can't ever trust anyone but yourself to load the dishes properly anyways?
what about in 10-20 years when dishwasher loading dogs are cheap, reliable and also do your laundry and vacuum and make the bed
I cannot wait for the terrible future of self driving cars robots to do my basic stuff around the house, Making the bed is a different case as our bed coverings have become more comfortable and easier to care for and easier to use on the bed compared to what we once had.
But like I keep saying we are in a cross roads of history with no road ahead As the choices we make are either going to lead us into a that staple of Cyber punk the Corp. Dystopia or the silly sci fi utopia
Roads? Where we are going we don't need roads.
That's actually a pretty good point; once people get used to the idea of self-driving cars, making the flying ones exclusively automated should be much more palatable and, therefore, infinitely safer.
Now all we have to do is invent a way to fly without wings or burning up gallons of fuel/minute….
Why would I buy an expensive dishwasher loading dog when you know you can't ever trust anyone but yourself to load the dishes properly anyways?
what about in 10-20 years when dishwasher loading dogs are cheap, reliable and also do your laundry and vacuum and make the bed
I cannot wait for the terrible future of self driving cars robots to do my basic stuff around the house, Making the bed is a different case as our bed coverings have become more comfortable and easier to care for and easier to use on the bed compared to what we once had.
But like I keep saying we are in a cross roads of history with no road ahead As the choices we make are either going to lead us into a that staple of Cyber punk the Corp. Dystopia or the silly sci fi utopia
Roads? Where we are going we don't need roads.
That's actually a pretty good point; once people get used to the idea of self-driving cars, making the flying ones exclusively automated should be much more palatable and, therefore, infinitely safer.
Now all we have to do is invent a way to fly without wings or burning up gallons of fuel/minute….
Why would I buy an expensive dishwasher loading dog when you know you can't ever trust anyone but yourself to load the dishes properly anyways?
what about in 10-20 years when dishwasher loading dogs are cheap, reliable and also do your laundry and vacuum and make the bed
I cannot wait for the terrible future of self driving cars robots to do my basic stuff around the house, Making the bed is a different case as our bed coverings have become more comfortable and easier to care for and easier to use on the bed compared to what we once had.
But like I keep saying we are in a cross roads of history with no road ahead As the choices we make are either going to lead us into a that staple of Cyber punk the Corp. Dystopia or the silly sci fi utopia
Roads? Where we are going we don't need roads.
That's actually a pretty good point; once people get used to the idea of self-driving cars, making the flying ones exclusively automated should be much more palatable and, therefore, infinitely safer.
Now all we have to do is invent a way to fly without wings or burning up gallons of fuel/minute….
Dirigibles, Helicopters?
I'm personally in love with Pop Science's pretty regular predictions about the future of travel, which almost always include some form of airship mass transit. I don't think they're likely, for starters the name "Hindenburg" is hanging over every investor's head when considering it, but they're pretty entertaining.
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Mr_Rose83 Blue Ridge Protects the HolyRegistered Userregular
Why would I buy an expensive dishwasher loading dog when you know you can't ever trust anyone but yourself to load the dishes properly anyways?
what about in 10-20 years when dishwasher loading dogs are cheap, reliable and also do your laundry and vacuum and make the bed
I cannot wait for the terrible future of self driving cars robots to do my basic stuff around the house, Making the bed is a different case as our bed coverings have become more comfortable and easier to care for and easier to use on the bed compared to what we once had.
But like I keep saying we are in a cross roads of history with no road ahead As the choices we make are either going to lead us into a that staple of Cyber punk the Corp. Dystopia or the silly sci fi utopia
Roads? Where we are going we don't need roads.
That's actually a pretty good point; once people get used to the idea of self-driving cars, making the flying ones exclusively automated should be much more palatable and, therefore, infinitely safer.
Now all we have to do is invent a way to fly without wings or burning up gallons of fuel/minute….
Dirigibles, Helicopters?
I'm personally in love with Pop Science's pretty regular predictions about the future of travel, which almost always include some form of airship mass transit. I don't think they're likely, for starters the name "Hindenburg" is hanging over every investor's head when considering it, but they're pretty entertaining.
Look, as long as they promise to stop making them out of thermite and rocket fuel….
I don't personally believe flying will ever be an economic means of everyday travel. The potential time and distance savings for, say commuting from home to work can't possibly be high enough to offset the increased energy costs of countering the force of gravity.
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well not until we get around to mr. fusions, at least
Yeah, and with work from home opportunities rising by the day , the average commute might just go away for lots of industries.
There's still errands you have to run in-person, not to mention the basic human need to leave the home and socialize with others. And even if transport is mostly public, it's still going to come down to cost-effectiveness.
Yeah, and with work from home opportunities rising by the day , the average commute might just go away for lots of industries.
Public transit is overwhelmingly for the benefit of low income people in the US. People who have to physically be at a place and cannot simply telecommute. The way we lay out cities and towns also necessitates riding or driving over walking.
My favourite part of Popular Science is the retrospective page in the back where they show the covers from old issues, "Look at the goofy horseshit from way back when!" when the issue you're holding has a cover story about how public transit in 20 years will be huge bio-mechanical flying jellyfish or whatever the else fuck
Broke as fuck in the style of the times. Gratitude is all that can return on your generosity.
My favourite part of Popular Science is the retrospective page in the back where they show the covers from old issues, "Look at the goofy horseshit from way back when!" when the issue you're holding has a cover story about how public transit in 20 years will be huge bio-mechanical flying jellyfish or whatever the else fuck
have any of you SEEN jupiter with your own eyes? I thought not
A lot of the images you see in any image search for planets look fake because they're artist renderings. Like, yeah if you're just doing a GIS for Jupiter you're going to find hundreds images from NASA that aren't actual images, but you're missing the artist attribution because you're only looking on Google.
Though, as I recently found out, in a way all the faked images do come from one source because NASA provides free high quality textures of planets from their probe data.
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Roads? Where we are going we don't need roads.
That's actually a pretty good point; once people get used to the idea of self-driving cars, making the flying ones exclusively automated should be much more palatable and, therefore, infinitely safer.
Now all we have to do is invent a way to fly without wings or burning up gallons of fuel/minute….
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Gravity slings!
Dirigibles, Helicopters?
I'm personally in love with Pop Science's pretty regular predictions about the future of travel, which almost always include some form of airship mass transit. I don't think they're likely, for starters the name "Hindenburg" is hanging over every investor's head when considering it, but they're pretty entertaining.
Look, as long as they promise to stop making them out of thermite and rocket fuel….
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DropBox invite link - get 500MB extra free.
There's still errands you have to run in-person, not to mention the basic human need to leave the home and socialize with others. And even if transport is mostly public, it's still going to come down to cost-effectiveness.
Public transit is overwhelmingly for the benefit of low income people in the US. People who have to physically be at a place and cannot simply telecommute. The way we lay out cities and towns also necessitates riding or driving over walking.
in 15 years from [insert today's date], scientists say traffic will be a thing of the past since you'll be flying to work!
Those are from Universe B.
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Ooh Ooh!
Phobos from Mars
.... OR BOTH????
personally I believe Jupiter is fake
have any of you SEEN jupiter with your own eyes? I thought not
Mostly because looking at the planets would be radical.
But also so I have that guy look through it and ask him calmly to explain how I faked it.
if they DON'T look the same it's because different FAKERS are making FAKES and getting it wrong
how do you not see that
I go through this every summer, thinking about buying a telescope...
It'll pass.
how can you know what light is doing if it's too far away to see
you can't trust light when its both a wave and a particle at the same time
there's a little something called the uncertainty principle maybe you should read about it
checkmate
A lot of the images you see in any image search for planets look fake because they're artist renderings. Like, yeah if you're just doing a GIS for Jupiter you're going to find hundreds images from NASA that aren't actual images, but you're missing the artist attribution because you're only looking on Google.
Though, as I recently found out, in a way all the faked images do come from one source because NASA provides free high quality textures of planets from their probe data.
http://nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov
Ftfy
What an embarrassing typo, really.
On a nice night you can even resolve the planet and the Galilean moons with a decent pair of binoculars
You can see Jupiter... with your eyes? It's the third brightest object in the night sky after the Moon and Venus.
lies
do you see jupiter in this diagram?
I don't need Big Science(TM) telling me when or where I should be looking at the sky
stop trying to indoctrinate people
I showed my wife the galilean moons before we were married, and now we're married.
Coincidence? I'll let you decide.
Go buy a telescope.