Why isn't technology or science close to being this advanced today?
https://lemmy.world/post/44718162
Why isn't technology or science close to being this advanced today? - Lemmy.World
If it was possible to replace somebody’s mind (brain) in the same manner as
having a heart transplant, how would that kiind of technology really work even
if it existed? That means disconnecting the old brain from all the nerves, blood
vessels and spinal cord and implanting a new brain into them without losing
their core functions keeping them in-tact. Now the doctor has the task on
reconnecting all the nerves, blood vessels and the spinal cord, but the question
remains: would it still be them or someone else? Would they still have all their
senses? Would they regain their basic functions? Are they abled bodied or now a
vegetable? Would they possess someone else’s toughts? Does that mean taking
immunosuppression drugs for the rest of their life?
Don't know if this is the place but if America got together a bumrushed the white house how long would we have to give the welders to go thru the gates?
https://lemmy.world/post/44702684
Don't know if this is the place but if America got together a bumrushed the white house how long would we have to give the welders to go thru the gates? - Lemmy.World
Lemmy
Can artificial hearts unlock immortality?
https://lemmy.world/post/44622949
Can artificial hearts unlock immortality? - Lemmy.World
The thing is that, can artificial hearts really make somebody immortal or will
they still pass away even though their heart is replaced with an artificial one?
However, that only affects the heart while the brain will continue to “decline”
as people get older. The technology and science behind the invention of
artificial hearts exists but does that alone “cheat death” or just temporaily
extend an individual’s life span rather than making them “live forever”? Can
artificial hearts really resurrect humans?
Why is this not possible even with today's technology?
https://lemmy.world/post/44606372
Why is this not possible even with today's technology? - Lemmy.World
Teleportation is considered “science fiction” for the most part since no one has
managed to invent such technology allowing that to be possible. Like being able
to “fast travel” from one place to another without being intercepted or
inspected by official parties. However is the concept of “warping” beyond known
science? As instead of relying on vehicles, aircraft or vessels for modes of
transportation (due to them being prone to unexpected events, delays, damage or
wear & tear) like how air space is closed in UAE due to what’s occurring in
Iran: would teleportation alone really solve this since it is instant travel
without having to consume time such as waiting for the next flight for instance.
Even if teleportation were to be standard: would that deem all airplanes,
trains, boats, ridesharing apps or car ownership obsolete since everyone can
just warp from point A to B within a click of a finger (as in that level of
convenience) but is today’s technology possible on being able to achieve such a
feat on temporarily breaking human atoms & being restored in another location?
I’ve noticed cheap green acrylic paints tend to degrade quicker than other colors - what could cause that?
https://lemmy.world/post/44573572
I’ve noticed cheap green acrylic paints tend to degrade quicker than other colors - what could cause that? - Lemmy.World
Maybe it’s just been the “apple barrel” cheap brand, but it seems that the
lighter green varieties turn into a completely thin green liquid after a few
years that smells vaguely like an alcohol/“chemical-ly.” It’s specifically the
greens that do this, so I’m wondering if there’s something in the green pigment
that reacts with the binder after time. Most other cheap acrylics tend to dry
out - reds more so. Is there some sort of slow chemical reaction happening with
the greens instead?
If Peaceful Aliens beamed down. Wouldn't we pose as much problem as them being out immunities and diseases are different from them? And vice versa? So we could accidentally kill one?
https://lemmy.world/post/44517314
Posting here first before no stupid questions. Have or has anyone developed synthetic oil? That does not rely on sucking the earth dry? And we can pretty much get rid of the oil prob?
https://lemmy.world/post/44378979
Posting here first before no stupid questions. Have or has anyone developed synthetic oil? That does not rely on sucking the earth dry? And we can pretty much get rid of the oil prob? - Lemmy.World
Lemmy
If someone today made an Iron Man suit with all weapons and everything how much would something like that cost today? Also if not be able to be made what are some limits holding us back?
https://lemmy.world/post/44331436
If someone today made an Iron Man suit with all weapons and everything how much would something like that cost today? Also if not be able to be made what are some limits holding us back? - Lemmy.World
Lemmy
What survival myth is completely wrong and can get you killed?
https://lemdro.id/post/37509347
Is stars form into black holes during it dieing days, Then is safe to bet on our star going for black holy and at the minimum sucking the first three planets up?
https://lemmy.world/post/44155990
Is stars form into black holes during it dieing days, Then is safe to bet on our star going for black holy and at the minimum sucking the first three planets up? - Lemmy.World
So in the long run, all that we have built will build and thought of building
will pretty much be worthless since we have would cease to exist?
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