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Yup, but no inherent right to shoot you dead and take your property, as is the case with government. The government of Austria has not done that in 65 years. I also dont see anywhere in the US constitution that they have the right to do that. I do very much see though that noone might have taken hi...

"A private corporation owned by the residents"? Sounds like another name for "government" to me. Whatever rings your bell. LOL, I thought the same thing. Let me guess: and everyone in the community gets to vote on important matter, ROFL... Diogenes, but health care costs are lower here in Austria, ...

Bah - I want a nice gravity modification drive to create an antigrav field for my flying car...

Me too!

I would settle for an ME thruster too though, for now anyway

Events like these are fairly common, always have been. Nowadays it is just the media making more fuss about it. I guess they have nothing else to bitch about at the moment.

As I said, this mistake was not limited to UAVs. It affects all US military aircraft. So the UAVs do not really have a disadvantage out of it.

Gee, I would already be happy with a normal 66 KW car engine, you know for the every day comuting and all that.
Same thing again for the electricity in my house

And we all know that encryption can never, never, ever be defeated. Muwahhahahhahhahhhhahhhahahhh! Sure it can be. Any encryption can be. But by the time the enemy has decrypted it, it will be outdated data that noone cares for anymore, if the enemy is still alive at that point. If it was such a BI...

Well, as you all know... there are people that can not get health insurance. This can be because they are inbetween two jobs, because they are suffering from a preexisting condition, or because they are simply poor. People without health insurance wont get treatments unless they are very rich. Peopl...

Another reason to keep the targeting loop within the confines of the airframe This has been blown out of proportion and your conclusions are wrong for multiple reasons. First of all all they did was intercept images sent to the ground by the drones to the handheld field systems deployed with the gr...

awe, isnt it a cute little polyweeeell!
So small and already in a nuclear lab all by itself...

So what does it mean?
Anything new that we can read out of this?

(Huh? Did somebody mention my name? Sorry. I was napping.)

Sorry, if I woke you up
Thanks for the input Art!

Space colonisation has to wait before automated in-situ manufacturing is possible. That should be the focus for now. Actually what should be the focus is cheap and relyable transportation from earth to orbit. That should be the focus. And with cheap, I mean much cheaper than it is now. It has to be...

Hmm, that is an interesting idea Chris. I like it. I wonder what the always critical Art Carlson has to say about it. He is very good at crunching the numbers. I would like to see what his opinion is on this. I only get the essences of everything, but dont have the time and understanding to get the ...

I think that the helion reactor would have to produce at least some electricity in order to keep itself going. Otherwise, what is the point of Q>1 anyway?