Looks like the weed bust got them trying new things…

Wow, I’m impressed

What about boobless?

Well I would postulate, as a complete layperson, that the amount of lithium leaching out of rocks into the ocean is more per year than we could realistically extract. So in a way, it could be sustainable.

I mean, it’s about as sustainable as you can get on earth I would imagine, there’s a huge amount of lithium in seawater. It would take an insanely long time to deplete the 180000000000 tons of lithium in sea water.

So good to see that he didn’t die in the Challenger disaster.

Thank you. The 700000 litres in particular pissed me off… that’s a 9 meter cube. Whoopdie doo

Thomas Jefferson said it a wee bit earlier.

I’m assuming this quote attribution is a joke…

My dad is still using the first 60w panel he bought in 1986, for 600$. Obvs added many more to his system, and who knows how efficient it is, but it does work, haven’t put a ampmeter on it though.

Mind you it was made in the USA, probably better materials than nowadays.

Lol, my friend is always on the lookout for “pro-life” thrift stores, apparently they have the best deals. (BC)

They’re my favourite podcast. I support them heavily on Patreon. So much solid content.

reminds me of the awesome Rachmaninoff symphonic poem. Apparently it popped into his head while looking at a black and white print of it.

I feel like it could also lead into the expanse, early Mars…

How many micrograms?

The orion drive is basically an engineering challenge. Very little new tech required. It could reach nearby stars in hundreds of years with no new physics.

Start playing a musical instrument. Works for me

The inverted frontier series by Linda Nagata has been quite fun for me. Waiting for book four.

I just picked up a copy, thinking I might read it for the third time. My dad got me into it when I was like 12, then I reread it ten years ago or so.

I don’t often read classic sf, but this book is really great, IMO.

Really enjoyed Derek Künsken’s stuff lately when it comes to modern sci Fi.

Thanks for this. Much more clearly put than I would’ve done, had I tried…