Well shit is about to get weird bc honestly the single cleverest and most interesting thing an AI could learn to do is to cross air gaps.
How do you cross air gaps?
You grow hands.
And hair.
And feet.
Fun fact physicists are rabidly dogshit at materials science
They are arguably worse at it than laymen
You can’t fuck something up when you lack vocabulary to even engage.
Probabilistic slop engines cannot do science, drug discovery, materials discovery, or magic. Anyone who thinks AI can autonomously do science simply doesn’t understand how knowledge is created.
@juliandorey@chrisramsay52 NONE OF YOU ARE SCIENTISTS
Why the fuck does anyone think your questions are better than the same dumb questions Lazar has dodged for 30 years?
None of you are trained to “poke holes in” this story.
I’ll believe it when he sits down with an actual scientist.
@ManOfTheFree@Occultjourneys Command module is very large, very robust, and not made of foil. The LEM only goes down to and up from the lunar surface. Nothing else. The command module stays in lunar orbit.
@ManOfTheFree@Occultjourneys It doesn’t. The module you see pictures of on the moon is enclosed in a metal capsule until they’re out of the earths atmosphere into actual space, and they don’t get in it other than to descend to and ascend from the lunar surface. The command module is what they live in.
@TheProjectUnity It’s not newly resurfaced @TheProjectUnity
It’s ancient.
By the way, even Jesse Michels now acknowledges B-2 uses electrified surfaces to lower drag, not alter gravity.
@JonesDanny@JonesDanny
Should have had an actual aero scientist debate this guy instead of a 90 year old former astronaut.
1000s of satellites have traversed Van Allen Belts, they’re designed w rad hard avionics based on data published by NASA. If NASA were lying the sats would die.
@grok@Wise_Alakazam@Holden_Culotta Doesn’t look like you got the answer you were looking for.
YD didn’t erase archeology in N.A.
There’s archeology in N.A. that’s older than YD.