/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2078017
I smiled

>>2077632
Think 5.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1329040/Japanese-3D-singing-hologram-Hatsune-Miku-nat
ions-biggest-pop-star.html

>future
>war
Lol

>>2064083

>>2064075
>massive demand
>free market and competition drives price down
>affordable to nearly everyone
And if that fails there's always the Tasmania Project

>>2064071
Huh. You learn something new everyday.

>>2064064
>Implying mortality
http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029

>>2064028
Perhaps you should give Israel an ultimatum and make them give up most of their land or you will drop their protection, and stop having occupying forces full of dumbass Call of Duty-playing rednecks in their countries and they would lay off you?

Seriously. Do that and you've fixed like 99.9% of your Middle East problems.

One way journey is ass-retarded because we've had the technology and blueprints for a there and back again trip to Mars. If there was a one way journey, it would be because 'hurr durr we are jews with NASA munnay we need to blow up our quota of sandniggers'

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Direct#Revisions

Can we move the furfaggotry off this board?

Nuclear has potential is all I'll say. Wait for Generation IV power plants.

>>2051627
Are you aware of what a star is?

>>2051607
...
Are you aware of how much energy a star produces?

>>2051580
Are you aware what a Dyson sphere is and what it is used for?

Bump 'cuz interested

>>2051567
Actually I believe that collective ownership of shit like that cannot exist and work effectively without at least partial post-scarcity.

>>2051546
Mmmkay, keep complaining like my two year old sister.
'I FOUND IT ITS MINE'

>>2051509
Hurp durr, it means resources and production are collectively owned. Not 'hurr everyone owns my house and my car'

Nikola

>>2051478
How would you feel about a mix of democracy and technocracy?

70% of votes for specific ministers (so Minister of Biological Sciences and Medicine would get voted in by doctors, biologists, geneticists etc)
While 30% is just the standard population voting.

>>2051441
The way you describe it leads me to believe that something akin to Somalia will manifest itself.

>>2051430
How would you feel about a libertarian socialist government that provides basic amenities such as education, infrastructure, healthcare, internet, water and electricity for free/nearly free, alongside a free market competing against the government services in terms of quality and price, and other shit such as electronics and so forth?

The problem I see is that having just socialism does slow down competition and advancement in some areas, but having just a free market seems to subject the people to the whims of the stock market and companies.

>>2051383
Sounds good, however I would think that your country/state that would operate on these principles would have to have an entire population of like-minded people.

>>2051351
This.