ᔑᐸᐱᑚᕬᐱᑎ @skanman@qoto.org

@pj What a thought inducing post. Freedom means you're responsible for your own well being, if you're not accustomed to that, I can imagine that being a shock. I think that's a major problem in free societies today as well, is many citizens refusing to accept responsibility for many circumstances that are within their control. Great post PJ!

@LouisIngenthron that must have been pretty awkward wearing the oxygen tanks with that little gravity. Even with less weight the imbalance is the same.

@nullifidian "I'm gonna go recycling through the park later.. " - me

Moms brain: -

@mikearpowell I'm sure there were scenarios that would have been justifiable. If you memorize the protocols, you also remember what they forgot to write.

@mikearpowell yes it could have due to redundancy protocols

@mikearpowell Alan Shepard.. that's what spawned my original question.

@mikearpowell Yup, I never had "the right stuff". But this is a world of ever falling standards so who knows. 😂

@cyrilpedia I know I'm about to make the WORST argument ever. 😂 Didn't we learn anything from the Terminator franchise or the Matrix?

Now that everyone knows how stupid I am.
Let me turn my lights on.

It shouldn't be called A.I., once perfected, it won't make mistakes at all compared to us. That is just Intelligence with nothing artificial about it. The fact that we confuse emotions and opinions yet we emulate intelligent processes, in fact, makes us the A.I.

@cyrilpedia you can always try typing on both at the same if you need to humble yourself. 😁

Why did the astronauts who landed on the moon, not do more acrobatics?

@trinsec @ahi You know what though, having it in fast in the morning for me is actually kind of cool, because I can open it, and do other things with my hands while getting a quick idea of what's going on in the world.

@obi I'm starting to believe the population of people like us is much higher than I thought. Not just longer, but straighter with less flex and 0 drag. And if it's also modified with a charge like the ezee golf club. Also, the ball breaking the sound barrier won't be a problem in space either. Sometimes it can alter a bullets trajectory.

@inspired I got that, mine too, I appreciate the cleanliness and logic in how, the message is the example of itself. It says those things right in my profile. I perceive it these ways, if it was a rhetorical trick, it was a brilliant one, if it was genuine, it is respectable and both are worthy of admiration.

@inspired Excellent point as well! By beginning the toot with a compliment, it makes the recipient more safe, less vulnerable to attack when introducing the new perspective. I love how your toot demonstrates the very message it's delivering. 😀

@obi you're giving up easily here, I'm 2.4km/s I think is more doable than you think it is. However, the golf club will be stupid looking. The longer the golf club, the faster the club head travels right? By extending the length dramatically and designing the arms of the space suit correctly with full twisting axis. See, Alan Shepard brought a golf club designed for the earth. But on the moon, you're theoretically 10x more powerful. If the equipment is optimized for this, I think it's still doable, but nothing, can slow anything down. Gonna have to go back to the diamond ball, regular will explode on contact.

@obi seeeee this is why you're the golf pro, you think about these things, I just think, the earth is sorta far, go for the driver. 😂 I'm not as concerned about the moon's atmosphere as the Earth's.

@obi oh no doubt, I was just using this as an example that I don't think anybody besides the lottery or Congress would stop us 😂

I'm amateur and I could do better, he couldn't even keep his eye on the ball, and he used a 6 iron! What's he thinking?!