Comments by "Boy Cottchina" (@BoycottChinaa) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1. Make large photo realistic screen sheet to cover the deepest part, to appear as a pond on googly vision, and then become a Japanese James Bond villain with appropriate base
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  2. ​ @AndiWard our universe could be a grain of sand in a desert full other universes, but the desert is only one of a universe full, no? How do you think quarks feel about that?!
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  3. ​ @gbcb8853 just when I thought I was insignificant, it keeps getting tremendously worse by unfathomable magnitudes!
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  4. Brazil went schitzo soon after US.. cheers, professor! 🍻
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  5. Crabs that can build interstellar crafts will likely lose their pincers along the way, gaining tentacles with spider fingers to replace them
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  6. Clean energy first, then stupid digital currency creation second (thinking of Chinese bitcoin mining with high sulphur content dirty coal power plants and subsequent "social credit score" dystopian results). Salute, Sabine!
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  7. We have dead aliens and the wrath of the greys to deal with
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  8.  @nolanhitchens  😆 "nice try" what, are you a wumoa?! They build 2 dirty coal power plants per week and almost none of their energy is supplied by hydro, even the three gorges dam is down in capacity due to silt buildup, you earned 50 cents for that one, for certain!
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  9. ​ @Herr_U Spanish American War, Treaty of Paris 1898: The treaty ceded ownership of Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines from Spain to the United States and granted the United States temporary control of Cuba. Not annexation
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  10. ​ @leonmusk1040 who are you mourning? You have my sympathy, it will get easier, each day by day
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  11. ​ @MaakaSakuranbo ​the US founders felt that a guaranteed freedom of speech required equally guaranteed right to bear arms to keep it.. Electoral college guaranteed farmers in rural areas aren't overly outweighed in representation, compared to dense urban areas, ie, avoiding a nation entirely dominated by its 5 largest cities' short term self interest
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  12. Disagree, the technology we develop to explore also benefits earth, efficient high tech solutions such as alloys formed in microgravity, aquaponics, better solar and battery tech, etc
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  13.  @AndiWard  Apparently you have not ascribed to simulation theory 😸
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  14. Ahh I kept saying we were in a blackhole and many here called my very sanity into question, but now, darkest visions pour forth muah hahh hahhh hahhhhh
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  15. ​ @ShonMardani look in the other end of the telescopes for better views
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  16. Happy happy meinen fruenden!🎉
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  17. Found her messing round w'another maaan ​ @bretdaley6869 
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  18. ​​​ @alerigali that might be the key to unlocking Sabines potential to reach the answers she is driven to seek, all her life.. thinking of the discoverer of DNA strand modeling who spent his university years simply crafting high quality LSD and testing batches.. 🤔 Cetus ? Was the first biotech company in the world and one of his former customers hired him, knowing he was an innovative chemical engineer, after finding him working in a bakery, just as we found Sabine working here 😊
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  19. Micro black holes, and mediocre/macro sized as well, makes the unseeable mass, plus we are in a black hole as big bang was its creation, curved space, etc (etc😆)
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  20. ​ @RhumpleOriginal  its nice his friends got him layed 🤔
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  21. Guten tag und danke ))🎉🍻💓
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  22. According to my adverts, YT supports only bay jeeeng, sadly 😞​ @melaniecampbell7055 
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  23. 🗣️Cha cha cha chiaaa! Chia pet space stations will be a great way to colonize the fabric of the cosmos 🗣️
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  24. I always chuckle when someone mentions the impossibility of FTL when they can't explain the nature of gravity or it's relation to time and light beyond describing our observations at our scale mathematically. If gravity was easily understood I might agree, though some are dismissive of the existence of gravity entirely, saying, "the earth just sucks" but it's hard to take them seriously
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  25. Sometimes confidence is misplaced and often with some 😞
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  26.  @cataraxis  don't be sorry about being incorrect, let others make you sorry for investing in a pyramid scheme that pollutes our shared atmosphere, instead 👍
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  27. We need less lawyers and more engineers, your plan is the opposite​ @HarryNicNicholas 
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  28. What if there is a biowar between the two largest emitters of CO2, that somehow goes unnoticed by everyone else?
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  29. ​ @EnthusiasticTent-xt8fh you did not study astronomy apparently
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  30. Other than cannabis in Bariloche, none of that happened to me!
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  31.  @MaakaSakuranbo  the pattern remains consistent: when some rights are curtailed, others are lost soon after
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  32.  @MaakaSakuranbo  the rights to self-expression and self defense are easily kept reasonable with policy, but removing either may invite tyranny, if the historical pattern remains consistent
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  33. @sacha9593  true but I'd think the founders were heavily influenced by the situation and history of Europe, fuedalism evolved to city states and nations which dominated their farmers thoroughly, with even the Andrew Jackson types writing that the wisdom of the farmer was vital to the nations discourse, thus foreseeing this and writing of the solutions in the Federalist Papers that framed the nation.
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  34. There was a leading antigravity researcher, an Asian lady working with respected programs, ah here: " According to Dr. Men, Li continued anti-gravity research for the Department of Defense until suffering an auto-related injury in 2014. She stopped publishing or discussing her research findings upon attaining a top secret security clearance" so perhaps.. ?
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  35.  @moletrap2640  obviously human innovation in space had a correlative decline with budgets, and 1st then 2nd Space Shuttle losses as well, but ISS has pushed boundries regardless in biology and human ageing relative to microgravity, radiation, justifying petro dollar support by allies.. Etc😸🍻
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  36.  @moletrap2640  if you value western values and this language, planting a flag for ALL of humanity on the Red planet is as important as Moon landing standing, furthermore the loss to security and prestige, justification of allied support etc, rely on a human presence on the moon for the same reasons, and lessons learned will benefit resilience of ENTIRE species as wardens of the planet, signaling our responsible status accepted into galactic community😸 👍
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  37.  @moletrap2640  imagine a Borg like culture emerging as predominant, setting up a mass launcher in a moon crater to "defend against asteroids" holding the planet hostage with a dozen people in a moon colony? Bioscience has lengthy list of published papers based on current human labwork in microgravity, regardless
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  38.  @moletrap2640  making the earth a biopreserve by colonizing the solar system is agreeable, though, no?
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  39.  @moletrap2640  if you are voting in the states, it does matter😸👉
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  40. ​ @wojtek1582 solving closer problems is short term thinking, when the tech developed getting there would solve your close issues, as the moonshot did in the 60s
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  41. Hope you dialed in that meteor defense, then.. Which Musk does while developing his tech, anyway​ @MrBrock314 
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  42. @wojtek1582  are you speaking Russian right now? It seems like we are freely communicating about many subjects without issue as well, using satellite communications and cellphones, solar power, efficient batteries, light weight alloys, and many believe the photo of earth from the moon was key to peace and environmental movement momentum.. See how self proclaimed enemies spend furiously to "seize the high ground" there today for why disinterest like yours has potentially lost us the future as free people
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  43. Black hole we live in is simply expanding NO MORE QUESTIONS
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  44. Making complex topics intellectualy accessible
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  45. Is the fuel required too great to send the ISS to a higher orbit ? It seems like a great museum piece of our species if something happens to us, so other civilizations can nod appreciatively at some point (though Elons Tesla will have this effect if it doesn't crash somewhere). It could be rigged for emergency shelter between moon and earth at a point low gravitational influence, or something.. seems sad to make it a molten mess under the Pacific if ANY option.
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  46. ​ @ruppert5134 Micheal's shoulders are too wide to be female passing
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  47. I heard new cement can actually sequestor CO2 rather than release a bunch manufacturing it
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  48. ​ @aaronjonellhall1937 that fits the pattern for several years now with their horrible government trying to impose itself on the rest of us, clumsily..
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  49. ​@Ifinishedyoutube "when weak, appear strong and when strong, appear weak" -sun tzu, 36 strategems.. Ukraine was the light a fire in the west to strike any neighbors making you look bad, in the east, bit, Sabine))
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  50. Borg
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