anon8764

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by anon8764 11y ago
The hyperloop could be related to space if they decide to experiment with slightly altering the trajectory to lead into space, giving it an edge energy-wise to break out of the atmosphere. It would be a horrible expenditure of resources bec
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by anon8764 11y ago
By creating abundance, it lessens the need and purpose for armies to take resources from others. There are no armies I am aware of that invade and conquer for Oranges, but they do for Oil. To complete your second statement, why do you belie
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by anon8764 11y ago
Life is too short. I'd spend a week with full rest, clean food and water, determine your happiness level there, then decide. Sounds like you are trying to mask the core/root of the problem, a bad environment for you.
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by anon8764 11y ago
Also keep in mind that Elon Musk is trying this, but as a bastardization of its potential. What do I mean by this? The shortest distance between two points is a straight line (currently). Look at a map. The cities that were cultivated where
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by anon8764 11y ago
I personally believe people do not deserve to go to space yet. They haven't mastered the ability to house, clothe, and feed the human family yet, despite having the technical ability to do so. As a result of this, you see the derivativ
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by anon8764 11y ago
I prefer a Resource-based Economy (rather than the failed money-strived attempts) that has a central hub for resource-distribution to all humans based on global reserves to raise the standard of living for all instead of a select few which
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by anon8764 11y ago
My logic is based on numbers. Earth Population, Imaginary lines in the sand, War over money. These are not signs of intelligence, especially when they have only 1 planet to survive on that gets more populated every day with little regard to
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by anon8764 11y ago
Perhaps technology has advanced too fast for the "culture". Perhaps we should design our intentions before we build the tech, and not the other way around. Look at NASA for inspiration on design and forethought.
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by anon8764 11y ago
www.et3.com gradually leading up to the top of everest, jettisoning the capsule (6,500 km/h (4,000 mph)) to break out of the atmosphere. I have not done the math, physics, etc on this, but it's an interesting idea worth exploring.
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by anon8764 11y ago
Seems like they don't care about solving problems, but instead, profiting from them. ;)
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by anon8764 11y ago
by working in an environment of adults :)
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by anon8764 11y ago
> All of Earth, considered as a whole, has nothing to compare itself to. Except other planets.
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by anon8764 11y ago
> Comments like this break the HN guidelines about civility. Understandable. I take that comment back, I respect the opinions of people here on hn more than that of other forums. > Obama's birth certificate surely also qualifies
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by anon8764 11y ago
Seems they have diluted/modified the rules: https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/is-your-child-a-us-citize... "As with other areas of immigration and naturalization in this post-9/11 world, the guidelines