So what happens after a few decades of not emitting greenhouse gases? Global freezing?

I shoot and edit for a living.

It predicting film editing by 2029 seems way far off.

I would be surprised if it takes ai longer than 3 years to be doing at least the first cut of a video.

but what if the one thing you send up there is responsible for eliminating 100x it's mass in disparate debris?

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I have seen at least three of these types of drives.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EmDrive

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_F._Woodward

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_drive

A (small) cubesat that carries several small (packed) sails like this that can be attached to existing space debris would be very useful.

Some investment in cleaning up space is warranted. I grew up in the 1960s, watching the US response to Sputnik, then going to the moon. All kinds of junk was left in space from the first several decades with no consideration of deorbiting. Just as we used to think we could dump an infinite amount of junk in the sea and atmosphere and it would never matter. Oops.

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It's great that he took his shitty dad's money and did great things with it, props to Elon 👍

And sex job.

Some do, but typically not these little microsattelites. Little ones like this typically rely solely on drag, which can take a while.

I have had this same thought, and I think it would make a good premise for a fictional world. In my imagination, I call it "the Phoenix Project."

The problem, of course, is that humanity is not going to survive long enough for this goal to be relevant. The climate crisis will likely exterminate the majority of aerobic life by 2100. If anybody survives, it will be a handful of billionaires and dictators, and those dummies are frankly not capable of perpetuating a functional species.

All humans and all human descendants will be dead before 2200.

Well humans are just biomechanical machines, so there's no fundamental difference if job is done by electromechanical machine im the end, if that machine surpasses abilities of the first mentioned.

Also there will be gradual fusing with the between two, before superior one taking over. Just like humans evolved from some kind of fish, things dont stay same forever. This all sensational alarmism, you really have to look up the big picture.

‘#35 Human Resources: proceeds to describe recruiting. Yeah I’m good.

Then we need to change the economic incentives.

Perhaps ironically, your response kind of disproves your point.

I used MIT's climate policy simulator to order its climate policies from least impactful to most impactful. You can see the results here.

Hdd is still used as slow cheap storage. If ssds actually get as cheap as hdds then yeah they'll go extinct

Already there. Fossil fuels are only sustainable through massive subsidy. Coal in particular is sucking up tax dollars.

Would this broaden the use of lasers in surgical applications?

Tell this to the person who the only job they could find was 20 miles from where they live. Tell them they have to cut their fossil fuel use. Let me know how that goes for you.

The Netherlands but that's not the point. it feels like I'm talking to a wall who doesn't understand the basic concept of UBI since all you are focusing on is the amount you'd need specifically for your place of residence which isn't the point of UBI. we are just going in circle's and frankly, I'm not in the mood for this stupidity going further. I'm ending this convo here.

What’s the show called?

A usb stick is a thing that exists

USB stick is improved physical media over blu ray. Physical media will probably never come back. Unless you count the ssds that you store your data on

By making renewable more profitable. The price of solar and wind has gone way down this past decade. EV prices are coming down too and will be around the same price as a regular ICE car.