Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Joe Scott" channel.

  1. Australia: "That's not a long burning coal fire..."
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  2. Yeah...that prediction of Dyson Sphere's being a swarm of nuclear reactors tells me you are on the right Skill Tree here. PS There is never a time the sun is not shining on our planet, or that the winds stop everywhere.
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  3.  @paulrevere47  Even a 6 year d can wind a watch to get it ticking again. That is part of the genius design.
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  4.  @paulrevere47  Sure. But he is still capable of making the appropriate change to make it operate effectively under certain circumstances.
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  5.  @paulrevere47  Why do you underestimate 6 year olds ability to be productive? Doesn't that contradict your claim of natures perfection?
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  6. It even effected hardware that used a Unix based timestamp, in BIOS and other chips. Some hardware reset time back to 1st Jan 1970 (Unix time start date). It kept me in work fixing all that stuff.
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  7. No system allows you to say NO to all choices and force them to find another candidate.
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  8. 99K? 🤔
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  9. Already known to be done, caught and covered up...so it can continue.
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  10. That justification makes no risk analysis
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  11.  @paulrevere47  It took you 10 months to reply. Did they let you out on good behaviour?
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  12. Getting SOOO self indulgent lately. It is putting me off.
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  13. Count the people who don't vote as a vote against everyone on the ballot. Why can't you vote NONE and have it count?
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  14.  @systematic101  Wind is inconsistent and solar makes all this wasteful extra heat is a usual comeback too. Heat is made to generate electricity outside of solar- and yet this heat from solar goes to waste. Why? No serious question...Why is it left to waste? So wind is made by differences in heat at adjacent locations. Why are these technologies run seperatetely? No really...genuinely think about it. There is a difference between bad design and impossible. The prediction isn't Dyson spheres of nuclear generators...is it? We recognise civilisations smarter than ours will harvest energy from their local star...and we develop nuclear. In 10,000 years, we will look at how foolish and selfish nuclear was, as we deal with the waste piles left behind. The core problem with both is bad design, utilisation and a wasting of resources - and worst of all, people defending bad design as if it is the best it will ever be. Oh, and we run a grid based on century old technology.
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  15.  @systematic101  That sounds like a starting point for a redesign, rather than a reason to just give up. You are onto something there As for your point about waste...don't repeat untruths you have heard and try to make it sound like if I don't believe these untruths it must be my lacking knowledge.
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  16.  @systematic101  https://youtu.be/aoy_WJ3mE50 ...so, about nuclear waste piles, we are leaving for future generations.
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  17.  @systematic101  Did the video link work? The untruth about waste being safer these days. Or the claim that maybe hopefully wishing we can do something positive with it in the future. That is a non excuse, grasping at an unknown as justification. Waste is NOT stored properly in most cases - it is stored at a price point.
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  18. Why does Fictionalism use numbers within the discussion that numbers aren't real, when attempting to prove that numbers aren't real? 🤔 Does this nullify the point?
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