Scott Adams Thread (Garfield Cartoonist)

[freebeard]

Episode 2139 Scott Adams: Trump Arraigned, CNN & MSNBC Humiliate Themselves, Mind-Reading Hillary

The 'catoonist' was pretty scary today. It's not an election it's a fight to the death.

At ?t=2034 he's completely censored.

I'm getting more from Russell Brand https://youtu.be/wQ-kbLi_dbA

[redpoint5]

Originally Posted by freebeard

The 'catoonist' was pretty scary today. It's not an election it's a fight to the death.

I'm not a fan of some of his hyperbole, this being an example I'm not.

He's probably right in his reading of the room though, at least one of the rooms.

You should listen to Barnes when he's fired up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxCDVOmGPlo

I'm mostly disinterested in all this, but others seem not to be.

[freebeard]

I like those two. Will do.

On any given day most my time is given to The Duran's Alex Christoforou and Alexander Mercourious

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com › the-duran
The Duran - Media Bias/Fact Check
4 days agoFounded in 2016, The Duran is a strongly right-leaning news and opinion website with ties to Russian state media. Based in Cyprus, the website's editor is Alexander Mercouris, who in 2012 was disbarred as an attorney in London.

Alexander is tedious and sits in a room, but Alex walks around sunny Nicosia, Cyprus, which is entertaining in itself.

Putin, sanitary zone in Ukraine. DU Abrams. Zaluzhny scapegoat of Kiev. Bild, Russian Leopards. U/1

[freebeard]

You should listen to Barnes when he's fired up.

He has to stop for air at least once.

Send this video to Trump? Send this to Scott Adams.

[freebeard]

I think I'm about done with this podcast.

Today is all speculation of the 'fog of war', mocking his critics and self-aggrandizement.

Compare The Duran today. 'Fog of war' in internal to the conflict. Viewed against the flow of history, trends are discernable. Their comparisons with Progozhin are General McArthur in the 1940s and Chas. DeGaulle's generals over Algieria. Wagner Group gets it's ammo from MoD. Progozhin prolly has PTSD, like Colonel Kurtz.

The interesting thing was that Robert Barnes dropped a twenty on The Duran to comment, so we know he follows them.

[redpoint5]

Just got back into cell/internet range, so haven't been listening.

I don't listen to Scott for the example of humility, or his depth of understanding on most any topic; but to shake the box and see what's in there. His personality is more cynical and less forgiving than mine, though that's saying something. I'll catch up and comment if anything strikes me.

As an aside, my listening is entirely attributable to you, meaning you're the gateway.

[freebeard]

I'm not finding enough hours in the day. Let me know if he solves the World's problems.

The Duran is saying that the Zaporohzia Nuclear Power Plant is at risk. If Russia gets too successful they might blow up their own power plant like they did their own pipeline. NATO is contemplating invoking Article 5 even though Ukraine isn't a member. Big meeting in July.

Wanna talk submarines?

I think the era of carbon fiber subs is over. Just like with screen doors.

Coincidentally, GRX-810 is a nanoscale 3D printed metamaterial. Something like Inconel with metal hydrides molecules arrayed through it. A thousand times as strong as steel. Even though it was developed for high temperatures, it should suffice.

It's 3D printed, but Relaviity Space turns 3D prints on a turntable

https://spectrum.ieee.org › the-worlds-largest-3d-metal-printer-is-churning-out-rockets
The World's Largest 3D Metal Printer Is Churning Out Rockets [vase mode]
Relativity invented the Stargate printer for the audacious purpose of 3D printing an entire rocket that's intended to fly to low Earth orbit. We hope our rockets will eventually fly even farther. Perhaps one day we'll ship our 3D printers to Mars, so rockets can be constructed on the Red Planet. From there, who knows where they'll go.

Of course, pressure is opposite to vacuum.

In other news, the future is retro:

"Blade Runner 1929" by Fritz Lang: A Dystopian Masterpiece �� Made by Artificial Intelligence

"Casablanca" by Denis Villeneuve, set in the Blade Runner universe �� Made by Artificial Intelligence

[Piotrsko]

How do you get the raw materials to extrude metallics on Mars? I suppose they are on site as oxides, but they aren't in ready to extrude condition and it probably sucks up all the output from a medium sized reactor/generator

[freebeard]

How do you get the raw materials to extrude metallics on Mars?

Don't know, what do you think?

Possibly easier to do it in orbit and then drop finished product to the surface?

[redpoint5]

First step is to map out where minerals are located, which involves exploration. That defines the engineering possibilities and challenges.