icefox11

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by icefox11 4y ago
You happen to read anything related to removing salt from seawater as well?
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by icefox11 5y ago
How hard would it be to shade the entire Earth with a blanket positioned near the sun? Here on Earth sunlight is essentially parallel, but at some point closer to the sun we could perhaps pull this angular "hack" to shade Earth us
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by icefox11 5y ago
But why? How is it related to Apple?
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by icefox11 5y ago
Why was Apple behind the restraining order and not Tim himself?
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by icefox11 5y ago
Poverty will never cease to exist. Some people in the USA consider themselves poor, while having cars, houses, access to food and potable water. I myself had the opportunity to visit a indigenous tribe in Brazil. They would be considered po
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by icefox11 5y ago
My comment was merely a semantic point, really boring actually. I don't really understand your frame to comprehend how your originated your first sentence. As far as i can understand you appear to have misinterpreted my reply. With tha
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by icefox11 5y ago
Your definition of "anything" appears to encompass only "positive" things.
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by icefox11 5y ago
Its not only in space, but very far away from the Earth and the Moon, so it doesn't become saturated with IR. That apart, there is a lot of important IR a spy satellite would search for. The heat signature from a fighter jet is much la
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by icefox11 5y ago
I can't help myself but enjoy the way people think that "laws" is something like a Death Note of sorts. You write it down and the world automagically adjusts itself.
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by icefox11 5y ago
That is precisely the problem: believing that one can succeed in this space. Flying personal transport is not economical. On a side note, it doesn't matter how brilliant an engineer is if you set impractical goals to him. Neither good