TheAero1221
TheAero1221 t1_j6e7zst wrote
Reply to comment by Codydw12 in Do you think Elon Musk has played a huge role in advancing the human race? by [deleted]
Yeah but it wouldn't have started without him. A good business sense will help you find the right employees to make something work.
TheAero1221 t1_j436u49 wrote
Reply to comment by quaintSloe in Did decentralization hit a plateau? by quaintSloe
They already basically do this if I had to guess. Maybe not directly, but in plausibly deniable grey-area ways.
TheAero1221 t1_j41euto wrote
Reply to comment by remihoh in Did decentralization hit a plateau? by quaintSloe
I generally trust big companies not to alter or destroy my stored items though. Sure, they're peeking in the filing cabinet, but I feel a bit more at ease knowing it's probably just them gathering metrics and trying to sell me ads. Annoying, but predictable and relatively secure. Idk if I'd be able to quickly trust some decentralized options.
TheAero1221 t1_j12nl7b wrote
Reply to comment by NotAnotherEmpire in Could being submersed in a sealed tank of fluid help humans survive heavy G acceleration in outer space? by cheeze_whiz_shampoo
The Expanse does some fun stuff like this. They use fusion powered engines to accelerate continuously all around the solar system. Most of the time they burn 1g towards their destination, and then flip and decelerate once they're halfway there. Combat and emergencies get considerably more spicy though.
TheAero1221 t1_ivqygjp wrote
Reply to comment by SnowMantra in [SP] "I wish for supernatural charisma." "Done! You have two wishes left." "Only two?" by SpookieSkelly
The only way not to experience consequences of one's actions is to no longer be alive, and/or be able to perceive them.
TheAero1221 t1_ivo99i1 wrote
Reply to comment by Xist3nce in Experimental “FLASH” cancer treatment aces first human trial by tonymmorley
REFER TO GUY BELOW
Not a researcher, but I know that traditionally there has been a concerted effort to deliver radiation to the cancer site via small angles of attack that vary over time. They do this because even though the radiation is not at its maximum concentration when traveling through the noncancerous tissue, there is still some chance of causing undesired damage if those areas are repeatedly exposed. Subsequent treatments change the angle of attack so that they can minimize the radiation exposure to any given area of tissue that they do not wish to damage. Attacking from a wider angle may mean less total safe treatments are possible since fewer viable attack angles will remain after each treatment. Idk. Again not a researcher, just guessing. Could be totally wrong.
TheAero1221 t1_ir2fovx wrote
Reply to what goes around comes around by sometimesisleeptoo
I'm just amazed that he pulled it off 39 times before he messed up.
TheAero1221 t1_j6lh0df wrote
Reply to comment by wandering_cirrus in [WP] You formed a contract with an adventurer that allows them to summon you in their time of need. You haven’t been summoned for years, almost forgetting about the contract until suddenly you’re summoned into the palace where your beloved adventurer is on his knees with a sword to his neck. by Blackrose_920
Gelna awakening was awesome!