Zron
@Zron@lemmy.world
- Comment on well? 8 hours ago:
It’s entirely possible that there are no aliens in the “New York City” part of the universe.
Dense regions of space will have much more interactions between stellar systems and may not be stable enough for life to evolve. It could be why we haven’t seen anyone else, they’re all in their own little pockets of peace.
- Comment on Deserved? Poll inside 6 days ago:
I don’t think the waitress likes that I’m alone
- Comment on Deserved? Poll inside 6 days ago:
I simply unhinge my jaw and let it slide down my throats.
- Comment on Didn't ask. 6 days ago:
We are the ferengi
- Comment on we are creators 1 week ago:
Well, I can’t make you undrink the koolaid.
You want to look like an idiot, be my guest.
- Comment on we are creators 1 week ago:
It’s not a “so-called conspiracy” it is a conspiracy theory.
Thousands of people worked on the Apollo project. Hundreds of America’s best engineers spent a decade designing and improving the designs for equipment that would go to the moon. If it was really impossible to do it in the 60s, you don’t think some of those people would have come forward by now? And not Bert Sybrils version of “my buddy’s uncle’s friend left his son a confession tape that was destroyed in a fire” version of coming forward. I mean someone from Boeing, or Northrop, or Rocketdyne, or even JPL itself would have said something. You’re talking about keeping thousands of very smart people quiet about something that would have been obvious to them from the start, and asking them to waste a decade of their life designing things that wouldn’t work.
Apollo missions after 11 left scientific instruments on the moon like laser reflectors that let us calculate the moon’s distance from earth more accurately over time. Non-US agencies and universities have used these for lunar observations. Are independent agencies lying for the American government, or are there really reflectors on the moon. If they’re lying, why? What benefit would they gain? If there are reflectors on the moon, how did they get there?
The US government spends millions of dollars every year meticulously preserving lunar rock samples. If it was fake, why would they continue spending that money 50 years later? Why not say “all rocks gone, everyone is fired, go home” 40 years ago? For that matter, those rocks have been sent to thousands of research centers, universities, and labs around the world for analysis and testing. They’re the rarest and most valuable rocks in the world. If NASA shipped some random rock from the Arizona desert to a lab in France or Germany, don’t you think some French or German geologist would go “hold on a minute, this is just ordinary basalt!” And call their local newspaper about how nasa just scammed them and wasted their grant money?
24 astronauts have orbited the moon, and 12 of them walked on it. These are men who dedicated their lives to being the best at what they do, a good chunk of them had doctorates. Again, you’re saying that 2 dozen people wasted a decade of their life training to be the best of the best so they could go to the moon, and then just what, sat in a bunker for a week and then said they went to the moon? And not a single one of those 24 men ever said it was all bullshit? Clearly you don’t understand American history or culture if you think that’s true. We like the big slamdunk, knock out drag out, victory. If that wasn’t true, someone would have blabbed about how they wasted their life for a fake crowning achievement.
Just because you don’t understand how something works doesn’t mean it’s impossible. Go play kerbal space program or read a book on project Apollo if you want to actually understand how space travel works. Watching YouTube videos is not going to educate you.
- Comment on we are creators 1 week ago:
We went to the moon.
If we hadn’t, the Soviet’s would have been screaming it from the rooftops. The soviets tracked all the Apollo missions themselves, and even had robotic missions going on at the same time as several of the manned US landings.
The Cold War was intense. You think if the US hadn’t made, the soviets would have just let it slide?
- Comment on Meta AI 1 week ago:
Oh I’ll edit your latex
- Comment on Ask the crickets 4 weeks ago:
That’s but how math works, doesn’t matter if you use the American or metric formula
- Comment on Ask the crickets 4 weeks ago:
How did you hear negative chirps?
Can I learn this power?
- Comment on That's a good question 1 month ago:
I can only assume you’re human, so that still counts as a man made religion.
Sounds relaxing though, I’d pray to that.
- Comment on That's a good question 1 month ago:
Are their non man made religions I should no about?
I feel like dogs would have a good religion. I wanna subscribe to that.
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2 is now in preproduction, CD Projekt says 1 month ago:
By the time Cyberpunk 2 comes out, I’ll have my own Keanu installed in my brain.
- Comment on Vampires are from Jersey 1 month ago:
Ah, the Harry Dresden Assassination technique
- Comment on demon named racecar 2 months ago:
And the demon name sounds like car sell, which is accurate because all car sale people are demons
- Comment on Anon is a fighter 2 months ago:
Sounds like you need a bigger gun for each hand.
.500 Smith and Wesson in each hand aught to do it.
Just make sure you land the first shot center mass, cause by the third you’re gonna be shooting at planes.
You will no longer have wrists, of course, but that is a small price to pay for victory.
- Comment on Neutronium would like a word. 2 months ago:
For those of us that don’t use arbitrary made up units at all, that’s 1.35515609E+34 Planck Length x 8.477460474E+33 Planck Length x 2.555613997E+33 Plank Length.
Use real measurements. A meter is how far light travels in 1/299,792,458 of a second? Statements made by the utterly deranged.
- Comment on I can't believe it 2 months ago:
Why do the British eat like the Nazis are still flying overhead?
- Comment on Infinite Monkey Theorem 3 months ago:
We are evolved from a common ancestor to all great apes.
A great ape is not a monkey.
Don’t belittle your heritage or I’ll be forced to resolve this like our ancestors, by slinging feces at you until you leave.
- Comment on Give us your craziest ocean facts. 🦑 3 months ago:
That seems like a waste of a perfectly good shipping container.
Why don’t we just use environmentally friendly hemp ropes and locally sourced boulders?
- Comment on Give us your craziest ocean facts. 🦑 3 months ago:
The perfect killing machine
- Comment on Anon predicts the future of driving 3 months ago:
self driving will become good
As soon as there are self driving delivery trucks, I’m becoming a road pirate
- Comment on Virgin Physicists 3 months ago:
First, assume a spherical resistor in a vacuum, that can also dissipate heat with 100% efficiency.
Now that we’re in physics land, anything is possible.
- Comment on Anon is waiting for Japan 3 months ago:
Oh I see, you didn’t catch my meaning that AI is a shitty tool for even the thing OP was talking about.
I refer you to my first comment as guidance on how you can improve your reading comprehension.
- Comment on Anon is waiting for Japan 3 months ago:
And that has to do with writing essays how?
- Comment on Anon is waiting for Japan 3 months ago:
Take an English class you illiterate gremlin.
Resource intense auto correct that does not understand the information it’s stringing together should not be used to write anything academically or professionally.
- Comment on my house, my rules. 3 months ago:
And then convert your life savings to gold and bury it under the slab to troll future civilization.
- Comment on Quarter of Gen Zs consider quitting work as young Brits cite mental health as key reason to go unemployed 4 months ago:
I dream of driving off into the sunset with my wife on a daily basis. Just pack a bag each and hit the road.
I did the math once, we could go about 18 months like that before we couldn’t afford gas, food, and maintenance anymore.
Of course we’d be financially ruined and our careers would basically have to restart, but a man can dream.
- Comment on Star Lite 4 months ago:
Anything is possibly with glow in the dark paint and stencils.
- Comment on Fixed 5 months ago:
Cyberpunk theme intensifies
Where are my goddamn robot arms. We have corporate hellscapes, hacker collectives, and private militaries, but I still can’t get robo limbs at a Walgreens walk up clinic.