the intellectual burnout

just a guy in New England, this is my intellectual burner account

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@big_righty @BusinessInsider

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@qs_spa @BusinessInsider

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@davidlittle0112 @Polymarket @grok how does the recent Supreme Court decision on Election “Day” affect local and state elections?

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@poemaran @BusinessInsider Only if you really really really want it to act like one

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@DrStrangelove57 @BusinessInsider Aside from blue origins accident last week, I always have a chuckle when they try to follow in SpaceX’s path

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@Owennfa What I wanna know is:

Is $50M enough to stop eating beans and rice? 🤔

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@roman_860 @Embowaf @e_berniebromo @FeFiFauxFunk @BusinessInsider FUCK ME 😂

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@Embowaf @e_berniebromo @FeFiFauxFunk @BusinessInsider What I’m hearing is: “it’s just hard”

Not: “the physics don’t work”

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@rupperrt @nferreira @BusinessInsider I feel it will be expensive at first, but once they work out the kinks, you just scale it from there

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@Embowaf @e_berniebromo @FeFiFauxFunk @BusinessInsider If it’s already physically possible, I don’t doubt they will find another way to accomplish the same goal in another form

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@Embowaf @e_berniebromo @FeFiFauxFunk @BusinessInsider Couldn’t they just use radiators to emit heat via infrared radiation into space? Plus reflective insulation to block sunlight?

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@sull Grok: “I’m sorry Elon…”

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@sull Look I don’t have the answers to everything, but if a normal “guy” whose NOT in the space industry is coming up with high-level ideas to fix these problems, what do you think they’re talking about in the board rooms? lol (this is where my naïveté may be nipping me in the ass)

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1. Position the satellites in higher orbit to reduce eclipse duration (more time exposure in the sun)

2. Bigger solar arrays to capture more solar energy

3. (I’m making this one up) they already know how to dock with a moving object with the dragon capsule (the ISS) why couldn’t they do something similar with a refresh pod, and then have some robotic arm on a sliding rail to take new components and swap out the old/damaged ones?

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@DevPand43547059 @watdoubelieven @zerohedge Couldn’t disagree more

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My biggest concerns are radiation and having to physically “do something” when shit inevitably breaks

The reason for my confidence in the initial reply is SpaceX/Tesla’s expertise in robotics and automation (they’ll come up with something)

And I’m sure the radiation problem can be fixed just fine

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@pickwickpick @BusinessInsider …we already put “stuff” into orbit

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@e_berniebromo @FeFiFauxFunk @BusinessInsider Now I think you’re trolling, come on lol

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@beroexp23 @BusinessInsider

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@sull I completely suspect shit to blow up in chapter 1 😆