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  364. stop using AI . The principle of operation consider that gravity is a field, like the magnetic field. If light is an electromagnetic wave, it seems possible that one could have gravitoelectric waves or magnetogravity waves that would cancel out gravity. That would mean relativity mathematics is right, but the point of view is wrong, its not the space-time that curves, its just the gravity field that curves, just like the electric field curves if you move a magnet, or a charged electric particle curves electric field and produce motion in the magnetic field. That also makes sense that the gravity of Earth is huge as it has a 2 different metals rotating at each other in the core, that produce magnetic, electric and gravitational fields. (who would have thought that the electric universe hypothesis might be right and that quantum physics is basically wrong, I bet the information from Astronomy is right and the Physicists and the entirety of the so called "Modern Physics" is wrong, there's not a crisis in Astronomy, everyone presumed the physics was right, but it really is the other way around) You just have to have an immense electrically charged mass to make changes in the electrogravity field, that wouldn't be too hard to test, just have immense amounts of mercury and discharge huge amount of energy on it as it rotates. (funny that I had a dream about that out of nowhere when I was 12, now it makes sense) That's how you create the unified field theory, by having 3 interacting fields instead of only 2.
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  394.  @mathewb7076  " for the most part I agree, but the risk is too high when there's always a chance for human error. " There are almost 500 reactors running right now. The risk is not high, there's very little chance for human error and those systems were tested a lot and there's contingency for human error. You can deal with human error, what you cannot deal is corruption. You don't put "3-mile Island, SL-1, Sellafield" together with Fukushima, or Chernobyl. 3-mile island was more of an incident caused by bad security procedures, the risk is high if you don't manage the risk properly. One thing is accidents that are caused by errors, another entire think is a STUPID DESIGN like the RBMK used by the communists that don't value human life AT ALL. Nothing can be as incompetent and corrupt as the Soviet Union, its impossible to be corrupt at that level, that accident will never happen again. And Fukushima was not an human error, it was really a bad calculation of risks, the government decided to keep operating the plant after its end-of-life date, it should have been decommissioned. You want to talk about risks, they bet against a storm that happens in 1 in 150 years and lost. The risk was very, very, very small. Fukushima really was kind of unlucky, but it also proves why you don't over-rule the engineers that designed the thing. The argument that the risk is high is stupid, all risks are high if you don't mitigate the risks. Even a mere propane tank can have a high risk if you don't put security measures. Risks aren't the problem, corruption is. But if we aren't allowed to engineer things because of corruption we might as well give up all of modern society, because even the humble fire has "risks" and cities used to burn down every time. Yet, no one banned having fires, we learned to control risks and not be so corrupt, how about that ? There's a thing that usually works against corruption : being honest, crazy isn't ? The people working in the nuclear industry are the most honest people I met, they take the thing very seriously as they're literally working with fire. (its actually the steam that's dangerous). That's only a problem for socialist countries, really. Oil spills happen once a year and no one cares, then people want to talk about risks... I would live in a house 1 block near a Nuclear Power plant but I would never live in a city that has a Oil Refinery or any sort of Chemical plant, or even worse, a Coal plant.
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  469.  @oldmanbiscuit7518  And that will be their end. Normies are fed up with the woke. The woke is basically a bunch of elite people that are literally privileged with power saying shit, meanwhile the workers and the rest of the normies just want to consume their products in peace with their hard earned money without ANY pandering or "education" (the working class hates marxism, the marxists are the ones part of the elite cosplaying as working class, no one is stupid, they see that, its clear as day). The fun thing is that most countries outside the US saw what's happening in terms of the left being in power and overreaching and are basically saying enough, we don't want that. So there is this red wave of reactionary right all over the world (the right was always reactionary, it reacts to the insanity of the left and try to keep things as they are instead of letting society devolve). But the core of the US is where the neoliberal left power is emanating, so their are the last ones, but the red wave is coming for them, they still don't understand how at odds they are to the normal people, they think they are the unprivileged ones, the revolutionaries, the small guy, but they are the entrenched power to be toppled. That's why they don't understand why Trump won, he was an outsider, and he's probably going to win again for the exact same reason, most don't even care about the far-right and their stupid religious ideas, we just want change. People are getting fed up with the status quo of the woke commiefornia being the center of the media/entertainment world. Change will happen as hollywoke burns to the ground.
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  476.  @PixelSubstream  you cannot learn to code in 4 years, it takes an entire decade to start to get good, people have no idea how absurdly hard it is, anyone can do simple mathematics like trigonometry, but being a mathematician is an entire different game. The demand for programmers was never that high to begin with, it was companies with 0% interest money just inflating the number of workers to prove that they're growing. Those weren't even doing anything useful. Now its all gone because 0% interest money isn't there. Also, Elon musk firing 85% of XTwitter and the thing still work as badly as before showed how bad people working there were. Real programmers aren't being replaced with AI, data entry clerks are, and frontend developers that create user interfaces, something that could already be automated without even using AI if people weren't that stupid. But C-suit managers need people to manage to justify their salary , even if their entire task is useless and could have been replaced by software already. Also the entire job of frontend is basically keep changing the interface of a site for no good reason every 6 months, its just busy work. Of curse the media is going to try to push, you learn how to code. But the quasm between 6 figures and them earning barely $30K/y is going to be brutal, and they're never going to be given the tasks that move you from a mere coder to becoming an engineer. How many technicians fix cars versus how many engineers work creating the cars, that's what's going to happen.
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