coherentvoid.bsky.social
🏳️⚧️ she/they
Artist, scientist, wanderer. Grasping at dreams I refuse to abandon.
Classical animation is my current passion, but I'm also an expert developer and know my astrodynamics.
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I don't know... sounds like piracy.
Which means that my attention has been captured.
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You must have ambitious transition goals.
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I'm sorry you're feeling this way. I'm always here if you want a fluffy cartoon kitty to talk to.
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Ugh what a mess.
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What was the Noodler's blowup? Thanks for the heads up, I used to order from Goulet and wanted to get back into my pens. Will avoid.
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An obedient scholar will build weapons.
If the true light of science goes out, one bright flash, fire, blood and darkness.
This is why science cannot be silent and docile.
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Science is more than equations and theories. Science is the form of radical thought that always challenges our ignorance.
It is a danger to all tyrants.
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This seems to be in all scientific corridors that don't support the military. It's all to eliminate any conscience that might challenge our wonderful corporate overlords.
It's why I've been feeling this convergence of physics and punk lately.
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As near as I can tell, MAGA in my extended family are just making up their own narrative whenever something happens. A new story every week, but trump is always the hero.
If there is one hope for them, it's that they hate everybody else. So once he's gone...
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You might always remember the bee. I had a similar thing with a crippled monarch butterfly three years ago. Flappy...
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Awe, thank you! I'm self-conscious, but these are just loose explorations.
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Science is not some kind of hustle. It requires good faith collaboration, destroys egos, and brings people together.
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Actually, yeah. I had some cool experiences (Space Shuttle program, and I've been to at least one pair of antipodes).
Having theory and experimental familiarity is a great path to take. They'll need to consult you for all the things.
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I will keep you in mind if and when I come up with something actionable.
For reference my background is the line between science (nasa) and aerospace. I was the engineer who knew the physics... which sounds weird but is less common than you'd think.
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Honestly it comes from working in aerospace and seeing decades of research destroyed and colleagues sidelined by all this grifty nonsense.
Maybe it's all rage.
But I want to help.
... not all scientific knowledge is recorded online.
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I'm not totally sure. It just seems like something is missing with regard to scientific discovery.
I'm trying to capture what I mean, but I've had to delete three times. I'll keep thinking about it and writing enigmatic posts.
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There are so many things wrong with his take here that I feel like it's best to step aside and let it swirl down the drain.
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The tech was intriguing a few years back. But nothing's improved since then. It's just a chat bot and a pointless image generator, like it always was. "Most important discovery since fire."
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We don't necessarily have to be in their tower as it falls.
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Okay so you smell it too?
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It sounds like a beautiful image. I wonder if they'd function in Neptune's atmosphere. Navigating deep atmospheric currents to scoop up preciptating micro diamonds...