Theme: Science

  • Missed a) are around at least a third generation G-Class Star so that the planet

    Missed a) are around at least a third generation G-Class Star so that the planets have metals.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-03 23:47:43 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653909231106392065

    Reply addressees: @aldafa_ir @TheAutistocrat

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653870964138995712


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    When colonizing space there are at least the problems for humans:
    1 – Space is a vast irradiated wasteland hostile to life.
    2 – Humans would need the equivalent of a large, hollow, rotating asteroid, and some sort of drive to move it.
    3 – Enough people for a colony: > 1200, but more is better.
    4 – A vast store of supplies for during and after.
    5 – Virtual immortality AND hibernation ability
    6 – As near to perfect recycling as possible
    7 – Energy to supply humans and the drive
    8 – Movement even at one constant G of acceleration would make colonization possible, but at high speeds, despite the vast emptiness of space, impact with anything would be catastrophic.
    9 – Yes there are lots of planets but how many:
    … a) are around a class G star
    … b) in a relatively low density (safe) arm of a galaxy
    … c) have large outer planets to protect it from asteroids and worse.
    … d) are in the habitable zone
    … e) aren’t tidally locked
    … f) have a rocky, watery, surface
    … g) a molten core creating a magnetosphere
    … h) that together are safe enough long enough to develop life
    … i) have evolved an atmosphere of nitrogen oxygen
    … j) and are at least relatively free of hostile elements, geology and life forms?

    Original post: https://x.com/i/web/status/1653870964138995712

  • When colonizing space there are at least the problems for humans: 1 – Space is a

    When colonizing space there are at least the problems for humans:
    1 – Space is a vast irradiated wasteland hostile to life.
    2 – Humans would need the equivalent of a large, hollow, rotating asteroid, and some sort of drive to move it.
    3 – Enough people for a colony: > 1200, but more is better.
    4 – A vast store of supplies for during and after.
    5 – Virtual immortality AND hibernation ability
    6 – As near to perfect recycling as possible
    7 – Energy to supply humans and the drive
    8 – Movement even at one constant G of acceleration would make colonization possible, but at high speeds, despite the vast emptiness of space, impact with anything would be catastrophic.
    9 – Yes there are lots of planets but how many:
    … a) are around a class G star
    … b) in a relatively low density (safe) arm of a galaxy
    … c) have large outer planets to protect it from asteroids and worse.
    … d) are in the habitable zone
    … e) aren’t tidally locked
    … f) have a rocky, watery, surface
    … g) a molten core creating a magnetosphere
    … h) that together are safe enough long enough to develop life
    … i) have evolved an atmosphere of nitrogen oxygen
    … j) and are at least relatively free of hostile elements, geology and life forms?


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-03 21:15:39 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653870964138995712

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653863440350593025

  • When colonizing space there are at least the problems for humans: 1 – Space is a

    When colonizing space there are at least the problems for humans:
    1 – Space is a vast irradiated wasteland hostile to life.
    2 – Humans would need the equivalent of a large, hollow, rotating asteroid, and some sort of drive to move it.
    3 – Enough people for a colony: > 1200, but more is better.
    4 – A vast store of supplies for during and after.
    5 – Virtual immortality AND hibernation ability
    6 – As near to perfect recycling as possible
    7 – Energy to supply humans and the drive
    8 – Movement even at one constant G of acceleration would make colonization possible, but at high speeds, despite the vast emptiness of space, impact with anything would be catastrophic.
    9 – Yes there are lots of planets but how many:
    … a) are around a class G star
    … b) in a relatively low density (safe) arm of a galaxy
    … c) have large outer planets to protect it from asteroids and worse.
    … d) are in the habitable zone
    … e) aren’t tidally locked
    … f) have a rocky, watery, surface
    … g) a molten core creating a magnetosphere
    … h) that together are safe enough long enough to develop life
    … i) have evolved an atmosphere of nitrogen oxygen
    … j) and are at least relatively free of hostile elements, geology and life forms?

    Reply addressees: @aldafa_ir @TheAutistocrat


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-03 21:15:39 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653870964030025729

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653863440350593025

  • I’m sure I’ve just forgotten. Which one? That we lack the knowledge to tamper wi

    I’m sure I’ve just forgotten. Which one? That we lack the knowledge to tamper with the genome given the complexity of the interactions that result?


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-03 17:39:01 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653816446265225218

    Reply addressees: @JaredAberach

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653795209682231296

  • SpaceX humor. ๐Ÿ˜‰ The structural integrity of the vehicle is so successful that t

    SpaceX humor. ๐Ÿ˜‰
    The structural integrity of the vehicle is so successful that they have to increase the amount of detonation cord because despite the self-destruct signal, the rocket wouldn’t come apart until 40 seconds later, when it fell into the higher pressure of the lowerโ€ฆ


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-03 14:02:50 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653762040383586304

  • WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY FOR? The evolutionary sequence of: Mythology and Religion for

    WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY FOR?
    The evolutionary sequence of:
    Mythology and Religion for interpersonal subjective intuition and emotion,
    Literature and Philosophy for social and ideal reason and preference,
    History and Science for objective economic and political logic and calculation,
    produce consistent systems of weights and measures,
    that assist us in understanding, prediction, choice, and action,
    that increasingly converge with the laws of nature,
    by increasing precision,
    as we age and mature,
    as we possess increasing knowledge,
    and increasing scope of agency,
    in the persuit of our evolving preferences,
    within the limits of our abilities.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-02 14:10:10 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653401499370659845

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653396426896863237

  • WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY FOR? The evolutionary sequence of: Mythology and Religion for

    WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY FOR?
    The evolutionary sequence of:
    Mythology and Religion for interpersonal subjective intuition and emotion,
    Literature and Philosophy for social and ideal reason and preference,
    History and Science for objective economic and political logic and calculation,
    produce consistent systems of weights and measures,
    that assist us in understanding, prediction, choice, and action,
    that increasingly converge with the laws of nature,
    by increasing precision,
    as we age and mature,
    as we possess increasing knowledge,
    and increasing scope of agency,
    in the persuit of our evolving preferences,
    within the limits of our abilities.

    Reply addressees: @philosophytweet


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-02 14:10:10 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653401499253309442

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653396426896863237

  • Non argument, contrary to the evidence, but then technically speaking I’m a logi

    Non argument, contrary to the evidence, but then technically speaking I’m a logician and a scientist, and I only study philosophers to discover what went wrong. ๐Ÿ˜‰


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-02 06:25:35 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653284580462407681

    Reply addressees: @SALEM__fan

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653283357784932359

  • No I”m constructing from first principles ( science ) and you’re justifying. Ju

    No I”m constructing from first principles ( science ) and you’re justifying. Just how it is. Otherwise oyu would address the central argument if oyu understood it and could. Since others do and have, then the evidence is that’s it’s not only possible but almost impossible to refute given so many have tried.

    Now I’ve respected your apparent honesty despite that this subject matter is far beyond your knowledge and experience or you would ahve demonstrated any related knowledge whatsoever.

    I’m sure you intend to be a good person and I doubt that you’d be other than a good person in real life. But this is clearly above your pay grade or you’d have demonstrated otherwise by now.

    Here is a closing thought:

    โ€œUsing False Promise, Baiting Into Hazard, Advocated by Pilpul, Defended by Critique, Escaping Liability and Warranty, by Pretense of Plausible Deniability, Despite Deliberate Avoidance of Due Diligence, And Deliberate Evasion of Warranty, Deliberate Escape From Liability, Given the Asymmetry of Knowledge, the Presence of Malincentives by both Agent(s) and Victim(s) โ€“ And Pursued for the Purpose of Attention, Reward (profit), Influence(power), Undermining (Power), of the Trust and Cooperation, of a Population in Normal Distribution, Thereby Generating accelerating Cycles of Internal Conflict, Generating Demand for Authority to Control by the Hazard Maker.โ€

    Examine the most common occupations among your relatives and ask how many of them are symmetric in responsibility liability and accountability for testfiability, reciprocity, sovereignty, that don’t violate the above criteria. Versus how many of them are dependent on verbal negotiation of benefiting from even non performing propositions. How many are productive, reciprocal, and don’t impose costs on the commons that produced truth before face and our unique high trust society.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-02 00:55:17 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653201458999771139

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653198782329413634

  • No I”m constructing from first principles ( science ) and you’re justifying. Ju

    No I”m constructing from first principles ( science ) and you’re justifying. Just how it is. Otherwise oyu would address the central argument if oyu understood it and could. Since others do and have, then the evidence is that’s it’s not only possible but almost impossible to refute given so many have tried.

    Now I’ve respected your apparent honesty despite that this subject matter is far beyond your knowledge and experience or you would ahve demonstrated any related knowledge whatsoever.

    I’m sure you intend to be a good person and I doubt that you’d be other than a good person in real life. But this is clearly above your pay grade or you’d have demonstrated otherwise by now.

    Here is a closing thought:

    โ€œUsing False Promise, Baiting Into Hazard, Advocated by Pilpul, Defended by Critique, Escaping Liability and Warranty, by Pretense of Plausible Deniability, Despite Deliberate Avoidance of Due Diligence, And Deliberate Evasion of Warranty, Deliberate Escape From Liability, Given the Asymmetry of Knowledge, the Presence of Malincentives by both Agent(s) and Victim(s) โ€“ And Pursued for the Purpose of Attention, Reward (profit), Influence(power), Undermining (Power), of the Trust and Cooperation, of a Population in Normal Distribution, Thereby Generating accelerating Cycles of Internal Conflict, Generating Demand for Authority to Control by the Hazard Maker.โ€

    Examine the most common occupations among your relatives and ask how many of them are symmetric in responsibility liability and accountability for testfiability, reciprocity, sovereignty, that don’t violate the above criteria. Versus how many of them are dependent on verbal negotiation of benefiting from even non performing propositions. How many are productive, reciprocal, and don’t impose costs on the commons that produced truth before face and our unique high trust society.

    Reply addressees: @AmKsheOref @Hamishtadel1 @Vessel_of_Glass


    Source date (UTC): 2023-05-02 00:55:17 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653201458832060416

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653198782329413634