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Reply to comment by Odd_Calligrapher_407 in Hyperloop technology could revolutionize transportation with ultra-high-speed, environmentally friendly travel up to 700 miles per hour, and student-led initiatives like HYPED are dedicated to making this a reality through innovative design and development. by intengineering
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Reply to comment by thehourglasses in Futurology CMV - We are probably never going to see the changes envisioned by AI enthusiasts. by dja_ra
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Trout_Shark t1_jee8tuk wrote
Reply to comment by courtimus-prime in I am starting a social movement to create a sustainable and equitable future for the human race. by courtimus-prime
Ahh, the post scarcity society, I too dream of such a day.
Saving the world with ideas and journalism using TikTok. I wish you the best of luck my sweet, sweet child. May you save us all.
Koda_20 t1_jee8pxj wrote
Reply to comment by SlurpinAnalGravy in US puts Italy-sized chunk of Gulf of Mexico up for auction for oil drilling by capcaunul
I'm not the guy who was being a dick to you, but could you explain me some more?
Is it possible the president did direct this action and we just don't know? Since it's in his authority?
And, also, why does it seem like the president is flipping back and forth on oil, like, allowing this to happen under his watch when he just interrupted pipelines a bit ago to fight big oil no? Shouldn't Biden veto or cancel or whatever this auction if he's anti oil?
No-Carry-7886 t1_jee8ofd wrote
Reply to comment by AbstractMirror in US puts Italy-sized chunk of Gulf of Mexico up for auction for oil drilling by capcaunul
They do in China and India, they sell canned oxygen.
defcon_penguin t1_jee8kk9 wrote
Reply to Hyperloop technology could revolutionize transportation with ultra-high-speed, environmentally friendly travel up to 700 miles per hour, and student-led initiatives like HYPED are dedicated to making this a reality through innovative design and development. by intengineering
Has anyone found out yet how to build and operate a vacuum tube several hundred kilometers long?
Odd_Calligrapher_407 t1_jee8j2e wrote
Reply to Hyperloop technology could revolutionize transportation with ultra-high-speed, environmentally friendly travel up to 700 miles per hour, and student-led initiatives like HYPED are dedicated to making this a reality through innovative design and development. by intengineering
Not to be a downer, but I would be happy if they could figure out how to run trains at 30mph and on a regular schedule. If anyone has a bulletproof system for this, please contact the MBTA.
yeah_i_am_new_here OP t1_jee8f2h wrote
Reply to comment by NotACryptoBro in Thought experiment: we're only [x] # of hardware improvements away from "AGI" by yeah_i_am_new_here
I guess if it's true that consciousness is a cognitive ability, but I don't really think we have any idea what consciousness is or where it comes from. I guess "most likely" it's some kind of cognitive ability, so I hear you there, but I leave that out of my idea of AGI because it's all conjecture. For all I know consciousness comes from your liver.
MuForceShoelace t1_jee8f14 wrote
Reply to Hyperloop technology could revolutionize transportation with ultra-high-speed, environmentally friendly travel up to 700 miles per hour, and student-led initiatives like HYPED are dedicated to making this a reality through innovative design and development. by intengineering
America already doesn't build high speed railway. Why is it going to build one guy's stupid one person subway?
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mansen66 t1_jee846v wrote
Reply to In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
Are we humans useful to each other?
Provided we are, there will always be work in providing value to others. What that work is its hard to say, but it wont be Labour.
LegendOfDarius t1_jee80v0 wrote
Reply to comment by CptHammer_ in US puts Italy-sized chunk of Gulf of Mexico up for auction for oil drilling by capcaunul
Carbon credits are a stupid ass system.
intengineering OP t1_jee8069 wrote
Reply to Hyperloop technology could revolutionize transportation with ultra-high-speed, environmentally friendly travel up to 700 miles per hour, and student-led initiatives like HYPED are dedicated to making this a reality through innovative design and development. by intengineering
Submission Statement:
Hyperloop technology is a proposed ultra-high-speed mode of transportation that could revolutionize how people travel, offering speeds of up to 700 miles per hour with minimal carbon emissions. In this Interesting Engineering interview with the president of HYPED, a student initiative dedicated to making hyperloop technology a reality, we learn about the cutting-edge technology and prototypes being developed, as well as the potential benefits and obstacles to the hyperloop's implementation. From reducing long-distance traffic to acting as a transportation safety net during natural disasters, hyperloop technology has the potential to transform how we live and move, and it's exciting to see how student-led initiatives like HYPED are driving the technology forward.
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FishDecent5753 t1_jee7uc0 wrote
Reply to comment by thenamelessone7 in Could Life extension help with demographic collapse? by samwell_4548
Like every nation does, like every nation should - obviously US interests have the most power backing behind them, so we're are more likley to see those interests come to fruition.
Evipicc t1_jee7bq2 wrote
Reply to comment by RealRaven6229 in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
See that's not terrifying to me... That sounds awesome.
Evipicc t1_jee79u8 wrote
Reply to comment by robertjbrown in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
This is the take that drives me fucking insane...
We're not just going to roll over and AI just overtakes the world... That's not how this is going to work. We have ChatGPT that hired a person to beat a captcha and that TERRIFIED many top level AI developers and now there's this proposed moratorium until we discuss as a species how to move forward. Seriously, people think we're just going to attach AI to the nukes and end the world? Fear mongering and problem-focused thinking does nothing but stifle progression. If there's a problem, we fucking SOLVE IT. That's what we do.
Aussie_antman t1_jee792o wrote
Living longer is no good if your body fails you. I’m only in my 50s and notice the difference in my ability to do things.
I wouldn’t want to live till I’m 100 if I’m in pain all the time and have to wear nappies.
I don’t see an issue with population stagnating, especially if wealth can distributed more easily and fairly. Nobody needs to be a Billionaire. I’m not suggesting Communist type equality but a Star Trek kind of culture would be the goal.
The health system is already adapting to the demands of ageing population and lack of Healthcare worker population. Healthcare will start to revert away from hospitals and into Home care and from treatment to prevention.
Farty_Nonsense t1_jee75rd wrote
Reply to comment by kindle139 in US puts Italy-sized chunk of Gulf of Mexico up for auction for oil drilling by capcaunul
Nestle is working on that I bet!
Evipicc t1_jee71qd wrote
Reply to comment by grislebeard in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
Yeah, what you can do about it is benefiting from the excess productivity and do what you want... Something that isn't work lol.
It will take drastic socio-economic change but that's the ideal to strive for.
RandomAnon846728 t1_jee6z21 wrote
Reply to comment by ESPiNstigator in US puts Italy-sized chunk of Gulf of Mexico up for auction for oil drilling by capcaunul
That isn’t what happened.
Evipicc t1_jee6yj7 wrote
Reply to comment by Petal_Chatoyance in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
You're being downvoted for being right >.<
Evipicc t1_jee6v3a wrote
Reply to comment by mtanfpu in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
You're conflating a natural law with something that is inherently not natural and in fact a system like this imposes a lack of a need for selection.
Evipicc t1_jee6s9c wrote
Reply to comment by New-Tip4903 in In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
Why does it matter if you re-create it? Someone else isn't making that thing for the purpose of making money, they're just making it because they want to.
I argue that the entire concept of economy and currency will die.
EndlessEndeavoring t1_jee9176 wrote
Reply to In a post-scarcity utopia, is there a real necessity of human labor of any kind? by kvothekevin
Zeitgeist is an interesting film on this concept among many others.