/sci/ - Science & Math

None, but it's expensive. We shouldn't waste resources anyway: plasma gasification waste disposal should be used across the globe, recycling the constituent atoms for industrial reuse.

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>>2988588
Why the reaction images?

>>2953157
Indeed.

>>2953159
>Some people say it's a field destined to go unfinished, because the brain can never understand itself, much like a computer cannot simulate itself.
Mostly true. You can't simulate yourself at the molecular level, but I would expect that the nueral interaction permits a statistical approach. In any case, you could always compute at a reduced speed.

>>2410533
>just as dangerous
>mfw you didn't combust with rage because of that

>>2214466
I don't like Ayn Rand, if that is what you're implying
>>2214477
My plan hinges on two very impostant technologies; namely strong AI that can do 99% of human jobs and labour alongside a large blueprint database of buildings and objects. I am confident the former will happen, and I'm actually maybeprobablypossibly soon creating a precursor the the latter.