Ah – that’s “dangers … [read full article]
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Robotics is taking over production lines. Where I live, illegal immigrants are all around me working on farms and many legal now on their 3rd/4th generations immigrant levels. [I live next to Immokalee FL in a part of Naples that got Hurricane Irma’s eye over us last week]. But beyond the picking level, once they go into the factories, robotics takes over there too. If you’re looking to restructure society, you can’t start from 1800.
Robotics is taking over … [read full article]
exactly. The field itself has no charge. Of course there’s *some* kind of movement to its own reference frame – electrostatic movement primarily – but any mental images we have of magnets spinning and flipping is just an assist for our understandings.
exactly. The field itself … [read full article]
Still working on it. Lots of experimentation and research. I currently just say “AGNOSTIC” to people who ask because it leaves all sides slightly dissatisfied but not enough to be bitter.
Still working on it. … [read full article]
Throwback 22 years ago online: Why I don’t bet on fights. I rooted for Minix over Linux
Throwback 22 years ago
One example of when it fails to be intelligent is that weird feeling you get when you know you COULD do something very evil but don’t, like standing next to a friend on top of a building and for just the tiniest split second, you get that slight urge to ‘push’. It passes and doesn’t make you evil. It has a cause although I don’t remember it offhand. But I’m pretty sure it’s rather universal That’s an ‘gut’ impulse best tamed.
One example of when … [read full article]
I made a Pangaea map using the map made by the Japanese guy a couple of years ago that had a truer size of the continents. It’s almost certainly wrong but it was fun. Janis Kenderdine – thanks for inspiring.
I made a Pangaea … [read full article]
I think I might know why. I had a similar experience. Feynman turns the behavior of electrons into something similar to “gears and levers”. You can see the mechanics of how they operate once you understand his drawing language. It’s really beautiful and clear. He took electrons away from being “ping pong balls” and makes them feel like quality engineering, like watching a machine operate.
I think I might … [read full article]