LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@Disciplis @georgia @women

@women
When walking in a straight line is too much for your brain...

@thatfightnerd @theblessing @women
Well, obviously. But everyone gets that one. I jsut wanted to explain why she was in such a shock from a genuine compliment.

@thatfightnerd @theblessing @women
Alright, let me explain the framing.
Step one: She cheated on him.
Step two: She was a bit torn about it, and wanted to "sneakily" gage his reaction to the information.

When she was thinking about "I already cheated on you, what will you do", he reacted with saying he would also cheat. Rest of that sentence was irrelevant.

@RehnSturm256@neckbeard.xyz @Miley
5 guys, since more people will appreciate the trick...

@hfaust @march@neckbeard.xyz @moth_ball
Up: coding in school
Down: Programming for a private company

@nerdman
The strange thing about the dyson spheare is the fact, that is is the only technology I know od, that seems to be working theory waiting for a design.

I do realize the scale of the problem(I hope) but still...

@nerdman
1) dyson spheare
2a) Not sure exactly about this one. I know we can change matter in nuclear reaktor but I have no idea, If we can make it move up or down the chemical table.
2b) I have seriously no idea how does the shit they do in cern works, but I do know they are making both matter and anti-matter at the same time.

So, there does not seem to be a problem of the technology, but scale. We do have enough food/housing/energy for everyone but:
a) People who do not work reproduce. This causes more demand for resources and more required work. (african village dilema)
b) there will always be a problem of allocation, because of greed and limits in production. Even in star trek, not everyone had his own ship, and some ships were bigger then others.