May 9, 2024: The May '24 Report is up.
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Type labtop instruction manual. Hit create[6] You enthusiastically type in "Labtop instruction manual manual," and realise that the manual is probably in the rubble.
JUST MAKE SOME BACON, DAMNIT! I'M HUNGRY![1] You type "Gavin," and a guy named Gavin starts moaning from inside the rubble. My die does not like bacon.
If your bloodstream was big enough, it wouldn't matter. Besides, the analogy is faulty--a better analogy might be comparing what happens if some weird quantum effect happens to an electron and asking why that couldn't happen to or affect a person.[snipped]Issues of scale. For example: I have no issues with individual atoms, or even small compounds, entering my bloodstream. I would not, however, like to find out what happens if an entire cat made it's way in there.
The general idea is sound. Why should individual atoms work differently than whole scads of atoms?
Type in Professional Chef. Hit Create[4] You do. You hear a voice from the rubble.
If I made a reaction that turned, say, 2,000 bees into one "bee block," would it take bees out of hives or what?Out of curiosity, would this work and if so how would I do it?
Alright, two parts point defense, zero parts mobility. Happy?The answer to both questions is two parts point defense, one part mobility. What kind of captain wouldn't have his spaceship move out of the trajectory of a missile?Do you really believe that in an age of space combat and perpetually moving ships (because stopping would require careful calibrations and doesn't make any goddamn sense) people won't use smart self-targeting missiles?
Am I missing something or is it just a D? D+It represents a dragon.
