It's going to be used as jet fuel?! Well, fuck the maintenance crews further then. Like benzene wasn't enough to worry about.

I can't wait to see the air emergency that forces them to fuel dump over civilians. Or the crash with toxic plumes that makes first responders hesitant to approach.

Best not to get too hyped up about these things because it's in some lab metric without context. Maybe we'll see it in benefit us in the real world 10 years from now, who knows. But renewable energy and batteries have definitely been and will continue making incremental advancements every year which is awesome!

At least it’ll be a quick death.

Isn’t that supposed to be accompanied with a 1,000 mph wind?

Get two magnets and push opposing sides together and then watch one violent flip so it can attract, like that… Now imagine a dog shaking water or fleas off its back, everything on the surface will go flying off some right out into space and everything else crashing back down to earth including you!!!! Zero rate of survival…..

Wasn’t Y2K about the A.I take over?

Absolute madness!

remember Y2K? .... adding letters because comment was deemed too short by bot.

I imagine the time factor is actually the main factor vs the moon.

Temperature difference: only work during the night. Or the day, which ever's easiest.
Moon dust: a constant electric charge to create static.

These things are technical issues. Very difficult ones. But the last few hundred years hint that if you take some egg heads and throw money and give them time, they will probably figure it out. Now give them supercomputers and nanomaterials as well.

The real problem, time and time again, has been working with the constraints that our governments, economies and cultures limit us with when it comes to distributing energy for problem solving.

Well, to me, your comments basically boil down to "Just stop feeling bad" which is terrible, unhelpful advice.

I’m not on a quest to figure out animal brains. The relationship is for me. Science has proven it’s good for me. My dog will eat his shit if I don’t stop him. I realize how his brain works. If you’re suggesting dogs don’t love that’s BS but Thanks for the science.

Yay for robots and all that shit, but AI dogs is gonna be a hard sell for a lot of folks for a very long time.

Do you want to talk about it?

Are the catcalling construction guys a victim of their jobs increasing their testosterone? If we made a bunch of insurance agents work construction for a year would they start to feel the biological compulsion to yell "why doncha smile?"

/s

Every car on the road automatically switches to reverse. Every plane in the sky turns upside down. People will begin wearing shoes on their hands and going in through the “out” door

It's happened 183 times throughout geologic history I believe. And yes, not in recent history. Every 300,000 years or so?

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its going to be magnitudes cheaper with moon industry

I’m trying to say we can’t even figure out perfect something as simple as “don’t sexually abuse children”. That was supposed to be easy!

More what I’m trying to say is it’s naive to think that with as messy and complicated life is that anyone will ever agree on a universal moral framework. Humanity has tried to for millennia, and typically what happens when people try to trot out their new super awesome objective morality is that people go to war over whether it’s right or not.

I'm not a scientist, but I've read it can be as simple as recalibration of gps instruments to mile-high tidal waves.

In any event, probably won't be alive to see it.

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what are they ?

I'll see you on the otherside of a reddit ban o7

If they keep easy to recycle materials and structure, lifespan might not be an issue.
Might even motivate companies to close their product life cycle and build recyling plants.

This mirrors my experience too, not to mention it seems to run for hours, and isn't exactly quiet...I'd rather just pull out my vacuum and do it myself. I had bought a roomba and the mopping one ended up selling them both about a year later.