that_one_dude13

that_one_dude13 t1_jcr7tic wrote

Reply to comment by Commercial-Life-9998 in Man tries to throw disabled wife in to the Boston channel by Hoosac_Love

I care for disabled homies, have done so for Over a decade, I think you and I both know you're being loose with that term. A caretaker is someone whose gonna come wipe your ass because your physically or cognitively not present or able to do so. A spouse is a care taker in the sense that your well being is first on their list yes, but there's a reason I and many others around the world have a Job.

5

that_one_dude13 t1_j611wlk wrote

Reply to CT's legislature salaries are starvation wages, $28k/year. You have to be retired or rich to serve. This is regressive and should be changed. by MormonReformist

While I live in MA and not CT, I gotta say I like the idea of politics not being a paid position. Tax wrote off able, but you shouldn't be paid to guide your fellow people to what's good for THEM. It absolutely shouldn't be a job for just anyone, and honestly I think they should take it further.

1

that_one_dude13 t1_ixhnku0 wrote

Reply to comment by godbot693258 in JWST identifies the first concrete evidence of photochemistry (chemical reactions initiated by energetic stellar light) and sulfur dioxide in an exoplanet atmosphere by Easy_Money_

In the original comment you responded too I was referencing things that aren't in our current capabilities either. I guess it was a statement for our great grandchildren to consider rather then it being directed at anyone in particular, although I do think there is merits to starting to plan shit out as early as we can comprehend the project at hand. If not for anything other then inspiration for the hypothetical planning period . Edit* I guess I was talking about bases on the specifically,

1

that_one_dude13 t1_ixhmuzb wrote

Reply to comment by godbot693258 in JWST identifies the first concrete evidence of photochemistry (chemical reactions initiated by energetic stellar light) and sulfur dioxide in an exoplanet atmosphere by Easy_Money_

We also haven't built anything that encompasses the earth or our pal in the sky , I feel as even a "ring" around the planet with what ever mystery building material they make it out of would have to have some impact.

1

that_one_dude13 t1_ixhju9q wrote

Reply to comment by godbot693258 in JWST identifies the first concrete evidence of photochemistry (chemical reactions initiated by energetic stellar light) and sulfur dioxide in an exoplanet atmosphere by Easy_Money_

Doesn't make me feel better, all this talk about space elevators and transit stop offs spook me. There's so many tiny factors that there is no way humans could figure out all the impacts, and I'm doubtful quantum computing could do it either. IT just feels like Maybe we need to be reallllllllllllly sure before we start messing more the way the earth functions imo.

1

that_one_dude13 t1_ixge4t8 wrote

Reply to comment by SlimyRedditor621 in JWST identifies the first concrete evidence of photochemistry (chemical reactions initiated by energetic stellar light) and sulfur dioxide in an exoplanet atmosphere by Easy_Money_

The moon has some pretty severe pull ( ;] ) over the earth. Kinda spooky to think about anything messing with it, I'm more of a fan of a series of floating bases. Idk I feel like messing with the mass of the moon In the slightest way will cause a typhoon to swallow japan.

1