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by mrfusion 5y ago
Any thoughts on where the energy comes from?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
They’re social animals though. Wouldn’t it be lonely?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
I think web is the consumer preference. I’ll be 100x more likely to use your service if there’s a workable web version. Unfortunately the gatekeepers don’t expose most phone functions to websites.
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Teenage boys more at risk from vaccines than Covid(telegraph.co.uk)
11 points by mrfusion 5y ago|2 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Have you studied creative destruction in your work? Could that apply here? https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/creativedestruction.asp
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Physical activity associated with a decreased of infection, severe ill and death(bjsm.bmj.com)
2 points by mrfusion 5y ago|1 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Yeah that’s what I’m trying to figure out. Maybe energy storage wise it’s worth encasing it in a large amount of high insulator. I’m curious to run those numbers but I’m not quite sure how to approach it.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Ok now we’re getting somewhere. So the equation shows that as d goes up, C goes down. But as d goes up the breakdown voltage also increases so my question is why can’t we force more voltage on there.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
That’s not what I mean though. Capacitors are limited by the breakdown voltage. But what if we make the plates separate by more distance and just increase the charge.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
I don’t see why we can store energy with this concept. Eg getting even a small object to .01% charge would be a ton of energy. We could store it with something with an equal and opposite charge (across a large insulator) to cancel out the n
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Childhood, Interrupted – By AJ Kay – AJ Kay(ajkay.substack.com)
2 points by mrfusion 5y ago|1 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Do most punctures result in a slow leak?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
What do you do without a spare?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
I guess all of our wars against natural phenomena don’t work out (including human nature). Have we ever won one?
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Coronavirus Policy: Few of Our Covid-19 Policies Make Any Sense(nationalreview.com)
20 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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WHO: Covid will mutate like the flu and is likely here to stay(cnbc.com)
23 points by mrfusion 5y ago|26 comments
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Commonwealth Fusion Systems creates viable path to commercial fusion power(cfs.energy)
3 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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The Next DARPA X-Plane Won't Maneuver Like Any Plane Before It(scientificamerican.com)
10 points by mrfusion 5y ago|3 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Insulin monitoring would be even better.
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New Superconducting Material Found(phys.org)
2 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Yes, it’s a lot less court to cover but you still do get exercise. In fact even if you have limited movement there are some shots you can let your partner get. But being fast is still an advantage. A big thing I didn’t like about tennis was
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Rolling Stone forced to issue update after ivermectin story turns out be false(foxnews.com)
7 points by mrfusion 5y ago|2 comments
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The ACLU's 2008 report on how not to respond to a pandemic(threadreaderapp.com)
8 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
What if we make an entire city in one giant building?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
How would they handle homelessness and truancy?
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Examples of Overrun Hospitals BEFORE Covid(news.lockdownrank.com)
2 points by mrfusion 5y ago|1 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Yes!! My thoughts exactly. Just because it’s electric doesn’t mean it has to be high tech.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Can you share a pic of your monitor in use? Sounds like a cool idea.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
What’s a small sail boat you’d recommend? Can it be low maintenance?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Pickleball is amazing! Give it a try. Everything you didn’t like about tennis is gone and it’s got a smooth learning curve so you can start having fun right away while still taking years to master. In a lot of areas you can probably find a

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