coley
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You live in North London I take it? Around here eating off boards is still the norm, we haven't got around to replacing boards with plates and then evolving to eating off artesian designed boards
Is Elon Musk the greatest visionary or the greatest snake oil salesman of our age?
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coley
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Better watch out then, in the aftermath of 'popular revolutions' the 'big cheese selection' is often winnowed out by craft cheeses lurking in the shadows
No, I don't live in North London. But it's easy to pretend you own a cheese board if you're on the internet. And then to pretend you don't.You live in North London I take it? Around here eating off boards is still the norm, we haven't got around to replacing boards with plates and then evolving to eating off artesian designed boards
coley
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You obviously got the 'North London' reference, but what is the cost of the average cheeseboard, 3mill or 80 mil, and do we actually need to have as many cheeseboards, perhaps less boards and a better selection of cheese?
seventh bullet
red mullet
I want nothing less than pitiless terror.Better watch out then, in the aftermath of 'popular revolutions' the 'big cheese selection' is often winnowed out by craft cheeses lurking in the shadows
tim
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Trailblazing into the nineteenth century.
Elon Musk releases details of plan to colonise Mars – here's what a planetary expert thinks
Elon Musk just has to be a time traveller, coming back from the future, with good knowledge of what the future holds and therefore a significant advantage over the rest of us.
Elon Musk just has to be a time traveller, coming back from the future, with good knowledge of what the future holds and therefore a significant advantage over the rest of us.
FridgeMagnet
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Whereas back in the 21st century, She took on Tesla for discrimination. Now others are speaking up. 'It's too big to deny'
phillm
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Is slate still 'in' ? Or is it all boards now ? No doubt a brief sojourn to Pop Brixton would elucidate this thorny issue.
tim
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Yes, a partnership between Elon and Kim Jong-Un is surely a on the cards at some point in the future. Those rockets would would really go off with a bang.
discokermit
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the stock is tanking. fucking ponzi scheme.
joustmaster
offcumdun
Elon musk worries me.
He reminds me of the way I played the computer game series Civilisation
I'd spend the entire game being nice to everyone one and rushing my science.
As soon as I got nuclear weapons, I'd blow everything up and give up on the game.
We are surely doomed.
He reminds me of the way I played the computer game series Civilisation
I'd spend the entire game being nice to everyone one and rushing my science.
As soon as I got nuclear weapons, I'd blow everything up and give up on the game.
We are surely doomed.
No idea, but my guess is they've run out of roofs by now.
For a rocket scientist his maths is a little suspect:
Each will be designed to take 100 people and to launch 1,000 such ships in the space of 40 to 100 years, enabling a million people to leave Earth.
phillm
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everythings Ponzi now - we are approaching peak Ponzi.
Nylock
I hate 'these days'...
1. Rush for full Communism
2. Develop Nukes
3. Invade everything
4. Global Communist State - Domination Victory
Works every time
teqniq
DisMembered
phillm
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Any women out there need to know they will get 10 hours max a week.
ELON MUSK: I'd Like A Girlfriend, But I Only Want To Spend 10 Hours A Week With Her
ELON MUSK: I'd Like A Girlfriend, But I Only Want To Spend 10 Hours A Week With Her
phillm
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that raised a Snicker with me.
NoXion
oof
In its current state, Mars would be settled with environmentally sealed habitats, and likewise any humans wandering outside on its surface would be suited up. This means that decontamination procedures would apply to personnel and equipment returning from the Martian environment, as well as to personnel and equipment entering it (which is what should be done until the question of native life has been settled).
This article goes into more detail. My take is that the presence of perchlorates on Mars is an additional complication, but not a show stopper. It's also kind of balanced by the fact that this means there's effectively a lot of potential rocket fuel on Mars.
phillm
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Well that's sorted then - I'll keep winter 2036 free for a potential foray. Though I may be dead by then so that could complicate matters.
NoXion
oof
Relatively speaking, you understand. If there are the resources of a major state behind the effort. Personally I think Musk will run out of money before reaching Mars.Well that's sorted then - I'll keep winter 2036 free for a potential foray. Though I may be dead by then so that could complicate matters.
phillm
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So at best optomistic guess in the next hundred years out of a global population of 10 billion (10000000000) lets say tops 100 could go to Mars - so that's 99.999999 % of people who won't be going. So why should we the many care about the infitesimal few ?
NoXion
oof
Because the many won't get to Mars without the few reaching it first. Learn to walk before learning to run, so to speak. If it take multiple generations for large-scale settlement of Mars to happen? There are and have been multi-generational projects here on Earth.