/sci/ - Science & Math

Oh you're a physicist? I'm something of scientist myself. Self-taught of course. I just watched a Youtube video called "Nuke the moon" and now feel I am on equal footing to discuss more advanced topics with you. Shall we start with QFT? Let's begin...

you can't bully me m'lord

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>All you can think about is that there won't be enough entertainment.

You've completely missed the point. Humans require entertainment, don't believe me then go subject yourself to 24 hours sensory deprivation, it's surprisingly similar to what you'd have on your baron planet, no sights, no sounds, nothing but the feeling of cold hard metal 24 hours a day for the rest of your life.

>but they will have each other and periodic updates from Earth

Yay, a grain 10 minute long (probably pushing it at that desu) video that lets them know we haven't forgotten about them.

>Explorers of the past faced much worse isolation

Explorers of the past normally set out on multiple ships sometimes numbering in the hundreds (Magellan for example had 5 ships and a total crew of 270). We're talking about half a dozen people, max.

>You are small minded.
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> it might give you a better perspective on this stuff.

If it's lead you to have this "better perspective" then I think I'll give it a pass. Humans are not automata, they need certain to feel certain things, they need to do certain things. I honestly can't understand why you're having such a hard time understanding this, it's like you've never been bored before.

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