Lmao, did you intentionally use the the meme format of “you may not like it but this is what peak ____ looks like?” Cause If yes, very funny. If not, then you may have the brain worms.

Please find me a constitution with healthcare as a “right”. I just looked and couldn’t find one. I’m sure you will provide me a list of countries that provide free healthcare, which again does not mean it’s a right.

I dont think wood biomass sequestration can reach the scale we need to remove significant amounts of CO2 compared to algae. Wood also releases carbon dioxide as it decomposes over time, it would need to be pyrolyzed for a more long term form of sequestration.

I'm gonna have to start using GPT more lol. I'd say the first point of being expensive and complex applies to any climate change solution so its more a matter of relative complexity and cost. Number 2 makes sense, the used water from the algal bloom would still have to go back to the water treatment system, but it might be easier to clean since it no longer contains nitrates and phosphates. I'm not sure if 3 would matter since we wouldn't have any other aquatic life existing in the bloom. 4 was surprising to me, I didnt know algae could release methane and nitrous oxide, that would definitely have to be avoided.

Here is the thing with powerful technology and powerful people. They all require underlings, maintenance, assistants, janitors...

Such a powerful secret wouldn't remain a secret for long. Especially if it was being used/hoarded maliciously.

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Awesome. Thanks for the link!

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Both and all sides are too far removed from the actual point of contact with reality.

We used to have traditions that were built on observations of nature over time. (no not perfect but we had an understanding that allowed for putting land fallow)

Now we have assumtions (economics... ) that drive our ships and rowboats of state city and household thru deep turbulent waters in which there be monsters.

success is defined by money and toys.

I feel like it’s a rubber band that’s been stretched with potential energy, except that it’s the potential for innovation in the space industry. We’ve got so many converging technologies that will snowball and lead to new self-reinforcing industry. Think of how valuable a 3D-printed cloned organ would be that could only be grown in micro gravity. Inflatable space habitats will definitely be a thing. Automation and self-multiplying robots will be a thing on the moon.

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It would be equivalent to selling Henry Ford, the guy who came up with the car.

No it didn't, i had to google it. I don't know how that plan is going but investing into infra and environment seems like the opposite of BBB.

According to another recently posted article the world population is decreasing. Would this mean the Netherlands is solving a problem that doesn't exist?

Which chatbot are you using?

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General purpose housekeeping robots. Something that can roam around, picking up laundry and putting it in a hamper, then loading it into the washer and dryer, loading and unloading the dishwasher, picking up and wiping countertops, general organizing.

We got robot vacuum cleaners and things paused after that.

Abstraction is king. Math, applied math, statistics, physics and theoretical CS majors will be designing the AIs that the rest of us serve/interface with for some time to come.

Sure, but if we don’t need all the land we’re currently using for parking, we can build a lot of new infill mixed-use housing that’s built of fast growth biomass materials (compressed laminated timber, bamboo, pine, hemp) that are all sequestering carbon while lowering the average person’s carbon footprint. Figure out mass adoption of plant, fermented, or lab-grown protein, and we’re well on our way to tackling climate change.

I figure this buys us enough time to get to orbital solar-based energy with panels made largely from materials mined on the moon.

They realize that they need to get to said space station on their own right?

The farmers are getting handles with so much disrespect here in the netherlands and to be honest i think its time to leave the EU

yes, that party is the biggest scam yet but wait until they find out tho...... Doesn't BBB remind you of something? Boer Burger Beweging? Build Back Better?

Well I'm 20, so assuming I don't get hit by a bus or falling space debris or some shit I'll keep this in mind

The three laws don't really work, though; on multiple levels. They're far too simplistic and ambiguous, and effectively impossible to implement in a way that AI could consistently follow.

That's an excellent question! I think it's worth clarifying since people tend to anthropomorphize AI and assume they are seeing a more human process than what is really going on.

We saw this a little with Siri and Google assistant being able to tell jokes and people saying "Siri has a great sense of humor." But really it is just running some preset jokes when asked.

With Chat GPT, it's looking over a bunch of text data and the algorithm is drawing words together based on patterns it has recognized. It will even type out laughter and respond like a human would. The illusion is rather convincing, but it is not processing the joke, internally reacting to it with a sense of laughter, and then expressing an emotion. It's just generating text that it predicts is appropriate for the situation based on its trained data set.

Saying "it can smell" or "it has a sense of humor" ascribes a level of experience that the system does not possess.