/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12361599
Dumbass
You're one of those who sees the word "radiation" and suddenly goes screaming the end is upon us.

Fukushima ground zero produces 8uSv/h.

That's literally 1/300 the radiation in a CAT scan and you can spend an entire month masturbating and your body would notice shit.

What's more is that WATER IS THE BEST RADIATION SHIELD, YOU NUTSACK!

Uranium is alpha radioactive. When it reacts with water, said water becomes heavy water of deuterium which you can literally drink without any damage. You can literally SWIM on the cooling pools

>>12361611
If a nuclear plant explodes, the control rods would instantly shut down and fall on the uranium rods, shutting down the entire facility like a lid on a candle wick.

Shut the fuck up

>>12339164
Yeah, sure. And how does the nanobots know whether it has made enough of itself and where it can fine resources to use as building materials?

Newsflash:
Every single manmade object is prone to malfunction.

I whole heartedly support prosthetics but the only time you should diddle with your organs is when you have complications. If you want to "upgrade", use exoskeleton or whatever. Do not let them inject you with the magic juice.

Fuck's sake. We have so many before and after of celebs who went plastic surgery and whatnot. Don't risk it

Also, piss off with that arrogance. Mankind is a product of nature and continues to rely on it. And always would otherwise it isn't man to start with.

>>12313861
Now imagine a world where Electricity is too cheap to measure
Imagine a world where asteroids are being mined and we have no need to ruin nature
Imagine a super computer on every household because rare metals have become dirt cheap

People like you are the enemy of civilization

Stop saying that Einstein is wrong
If that actually happened, the entire scientific community would be shaken

dozens of fields, hundreds of theories, and countless inventions not limited to astrophysics, energy production, medicine, and communication would all have to be rewritten

Saying that Einsten is wrong is the same as saying that the scientific community that uses his equation is also wrong

>>12264443
Yeah, shut the hell up.
Chernobyl was deliberate
Fukushima was the first real Nuclear incident in 70 years. It killed 1 and injured 4.

Coal kills 800k a year

>>12125620
Stop
Living
In
Fanfics

People wanted things automated and AI'd
Cyborgs do not function as well as a robot and an AI.
The world wanted things automated and labor forced eliminated

Cyborgs have no place than to be enslaved.
If does not matter what fictiional security you generated. You can wrap your metal body in tinfoil for all I care
But until you learned to make your own body, you would always be at the mercy of someone else

For all we know, your system was poised to detonate/release poison if it was offline for too long.
Or outright fail if it is not on the line.

>this thread
You guys are not just retarded.
It's also clear you're all from /pol/

It's so obvious the both of you virgins and dreadfully insecure about it. All because you oversimplifies the necessary qualities needed for having a gf and are far too lazy to work on it.

>>12053751
You know-it alls always come here acting like you know more than the experts and think that your idea was never thought out

>ultraviolet rays
>solar rays
>dust storms
>solar flares
>magnetic storms
>alpha and beta particles
>coronal mass ejections
Whatever solution you think off would take far more effort than simply focusing the resources on Mars, Moon, and asteroid minning