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Daily reminder:

/sci/ no matter how smart you are you will never be smart as Tony Stark.

>> No.6297803

If Tony Stark is so smart why is he fictional?

>> No.6297810
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>>6297803
So he doesn't get STDs.

>> No.6297812

>>6297802
Isn't he the third smartest human in the main Marvel Universe.

>> No.6297821

>>6297812
He's actually the 5th.

>> No.6297822

>>6297812

Fuck off Pym fanboy.

>> No.6297824

>>6297821
Who are they, in order.

>>6297822
I'm not a Pymfag I'm still interested in the MCU

>> No.6297831
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>>6297824
1.Reed Richard
2.Dr.Doom
3.Hank Pym
4.Bruce Banner
5.Tony Stark

>> No.6297836

>>6297831
right people, but wrong order

1. reed
2. pym
3. banner
4. doom
5. stark

>> No.6297838

Reminder: the original Iron Man suit was powered by transistors.

That's right, the author heard about how they amplify power, and didn't realize the power still had to come from somewhere, that the transistor didn't just make it.

>> No.6297840

>>6297831
>>6297836
Avengers movie makes Starks out to be far smarter then Banner.
Starks learns his entire field in a night.
Dropped.

>> No.6297841

>>6297840
Well he's Tony Stark. His superpowers is intelligence and swag.

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>>6297802

All about having money. Give me the money and materials needed to build a nuclear reactor, and I could do it.

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>>6297802
hypothetical and extremely stupid question /sci/.

Do you think that even when human technology reaches it's ultimate pinnacle of advancement, and with unlimited resources and funding, that it would be possible to create an actual functioning Iron Man armor?

>> No.6297872

>>6297869
Possible if it's dumb luck. The only thing I see possible is the HUD in his helm the augmented visuals.

>> No.6297873

>>6297869
Depends what aspects you consider functioning. Basically no.

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>>6297872
that's reasonable. We already have in some fighter jets HUDs that track pilot eye movement. So in that aspect we're getting there. Though much of the cannon Iron Man comic depict his suit reading brain waves to take commands. I don't think we'll have that.

>>6297873
I was thinking about what you see in the movies.
>flight.
>Repulsors.
>ARC Reaktor.
Internal weapons bay.

I know it's pure fantasy, but I do think that exoskeletons will become more useful and relevant for industrial and military use as robotics technologies advance. But I'm sure that won't be for a very long time.

>> No.6297888

>>6297879
Exoskeletons are the way to go. Body enhancements too.

We just need to find ways to store power and generate it easier. If we had limitless power it would be the most fantastic thing ever.

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>>6297803

>> No.6297890

>>6297840
Just because you can learn it doesn't mean you would have a more fundamental understanding of it over someone else.

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>>6297869
> shooting lazers from hands while flying 300mph through buildings.
That would be a childish dream.

Although we can and kinda started to advance to a Elysium-like future. Exoskeleton prototypes are already in use in the US army. And I have more hope in the autonomous machines like boston dynamics' bigdog.

I think a time will come where people will riot against corporations and the government that use machines and leave the big majority of people unemployed. Leading citizens to split into groups such as people who approve machines, and people who oppose them. And the same machines will be used to oppress these people.

I don't think the question is if we will ever come to there or not. I think the question is will our generation live long enough to see it.

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>>6297888
Pretty much. I'm imagining extremely life-like biomimetic augmentations, prostetics, and exoskeletons that are designed to feel lifelike. That would be quite something.

>>6297892
>Bigdog
SKYNET ALL UP IN THIS THREAD.

>That would be a childish dream.
It's good to have childish dreams anon. Even ones that I know will never come true.

>> No.6297903

>>6297894
Childish dreams keep your mind open.

Stay free my children.

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>>6297894
> yfw in google and boston dynamics will actually become the skynet in 20 years
> yfw not only it's not a fantasy, but you can't stop it from happening.
Google will provide data mining, global tracking, surveillance and boston dyn will be manufacturing mechs that cut people in half, and they both will rape mankind.

But in the meantime, people will advance in exoskeletons, accurate and strong body suits and biomechatronic enhancements and we will live a future of Elysium, iRobot, Ironman and Terminator all at the same time

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>>6297890
Since Disney doesn't have the rights to the Fantastic Four (yet). Wouldn't that make Banner the smartest living human in the MCU.

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>>6297904
Well then, I can't fucking wait to kill Goodle-deathbots in an exoskeleton.

We Zion now?

>>6297903
I'm glad someone agrees with me. If I could climb into an Iron Man armor and break the sound barrier in flight, I could die the next day a happy man.

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>>6297869
>people think building an Iron Man suit would be impossible
Didn't people used think the same thing about airplanes and shit?

>> No.6297915

I may not be Tony Stark or have his intelligence, but at least I'm not an adopted alien human hybrid created by a genocidal robot alien

>> No.6297916

>>6297911
Just because its doable, doesn't mean it's going to be manufactured. Unless a crazy rich bastard comes along and wants to fly in an armored suit.

>> No.6297917

>>6297836
Yeah, that's right.

In DC the top three are:
1. Lex Luthor
2. Bruce Wayne
3. Micheal Holt

>> No.6297918

>>6297911
Yes exactly! The thing is, you're bound by your imagination.You can do all these things! You just need to find out how to, the only reason Tony Stark and all these genius' have created these things is because they did them because they're amazing people.

>> No.6297919

>>6297911
Yes, but if we could build a reactor that outputs stupid amounts of energy, paper-thin metal that can withstand tank shells, and micro-propulsion systems that work seemingly endlessly, then we could probably build far scarier shit than an Iron Man suit.

For instance, we'd probably make a bunch of sentinels from Halo and have them evaporate our enemies. Then we'd explore the universe.

>> No.6297920

>>6297915
not yet...

>> No.6297922
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6297922

Tony stark will never be as smart as Rodney Mckay

>> No.6297925

>>6297920
Hey if I am, at least I'll have a planet sized suit of armor that only I can control

>> No.6297927

>>6297925
>implying mine wouldn't be the size of Galaxy Clusters

>> No.6297930

>>6297802
>Tony Stark
Take away the suit, and whaddaya have?
>billionaire playboy genius w/nuclear reactor
O-okay, Mister Stark, s-sorry to bother you.

>> No.6297932

>>6297927
Better hope the ancient race that builds the armor makes it that size.

>> No.6297934

>>6297836
what about dr manhatten and ozymandias?

>> No.6297939

>>6297934
This is mecha /sci/ thread not glow in the dark blue penises.

>> No.6297940

>>6297934
Dr Manhattan is child's play compared to some of the people Marvel has

>> No.6297973

>>6297831
>>6297836

FOOLS!

1. Otto Octavius

>> No.6297980

>>6297907

Richards claimed he'd invented Pym Particles years before Hank Pym. He also claimed he invented Parker Particles years before Peter Parker. It's just a matter of time before Banner invents Banner Particles and Richards claimed he invented them years ago.

>> No.6297987

>>6297934
Watchmen is its own thing, it's not in the Marvel or the DC universe.

>> No.6298009

>>6297980
Reed Richards is a dick.

>> No.6298027

>>6297831
>1.Reed Richard
>2.Dr.Doom

>Since then, Doom has turned Latveria around. The tiny nation now enjoys one of the highest per capita incomes of the developed world, and only fails to be a major economic power due to its lack of size and population. Technology has found a home here like no other, and Doom's self-invented super-technology is such an obvious part of modern Latverian life that it actually attracts tourism. Latveria is also home to a growing motion picture and special effects studio; the old-world charm of rural Latveria coupled with the high technology base of the capital city of Doomstadt makes it a common site for filming movies, several of which have won awards for their special effects. Doom has built schools and universities, all the while motivating his people to excel wherever possible. While the nation is small, it is militarily secure due to automaton soldiers watching the border, and Doom enjoys a certain amount of impunity due to having his entire nation protected by the only functional anti-nuclear force field in the world.

What has Richards done to benefit his country?

>> No.6298090

>>6297922
/thread

>> No.6298091

>>6297922
he may be smart, but sam is super smart (considering shes a female.)