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Jon Henshaw
Nullstring 🏴☠️@jon its so well planned, played out like this it looks so efficient, no wasted movements, so much energy saved to get what we used to fucking cook a mall for - incredible shit man
Marián Kyral@0x00string @jon It has to.
lemgandi
Lot⁴⁹
Robert Frank@jon
Flat earthers were apparently not involved in this project 🙈
Flat earthers were apparently not involved in this project 🙈
Casdeiro@jon Math, Science... and lots of energy and materials! ;-) Without that all the math and the science in the world wouldn't take you much far.
Vania 🐋 🇵🇸
fIREHOSE@lunaticfriki @casdeiro @jon
Democracy isn’t rocket science, is it?
As far back as 2,500 years ago, people in Athens were chosen by lot to make sensible decisions together with others. Ireland has brought about significant constitutional reforms through lot-based citizens’ assemblies.
And take a look at how well the German-speaking Community (Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft) in East Belgium works.
Democracy isn’t rocket science, is it?
As far back as 2,500 years ago, people in Athens were chosen by lot to make sensible decisions together with others. Ireland has brought about significant constitutional reforms through lot-based citizens’ assemblies.
And take a look at how well the German-speaking Community (Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft) in East Belgium works.
@lunaticfriki @casdeiro @jon
To do this, we need only recognise what Jean-Jacques Rousseau also recognised: elections produce an electoral aristocracy, but not a democracy.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahlaristokratie
To do this, we need only recognise what Jean-Jacques Rousseau also recognised: elections produce an electoral aristocracy, but not a democracy.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahlaristokratie
@lunaticfriki @jon Yes, it could be argued in that way, but that could lead us to think that science, tech, etc. PRODUCES energy, which is a wrong (and dangerous) believe. They can only help you get energy and materials that already exist. But once you deplete them (fossil fuel, uranium...), they are of little use. So, the main (necessary) factor here is energy (without it even if you have materials and technology you cannot extract and transform them).
@lunaticfriki @jon That's absolute nonsense. Humans are using energy since the dawn of the species (like every animal do, by the way), long before math and science were "invented". Without energy there is no life at all, and all life forms need and use it.
Szc🅰nd 
B Thoreau 🛸@jon I just keep thinking about how we are chucking a thirty story building into the air so hard it leaves the planet.
We.Do.That.
Whiskers 🇦🇺@jon I do hope the #billionairebrats don't find some way to commercialize gravity in the next 10 days
Drew 🇵🇭 ♾️@jon Soon we'll have reached 1969 levels of achievement... SMH
Rü@jon @chrismarquardt „Science! It works, bitches!“ (shamelessly stolen from R. Dawkins)
ukmac 
Analog AI
Shadow, First of His Name 
Deborah Preuss, pcc 🇨🇦@jon @Em0nM4stodon oh, I forgot that the moon is not in geosychronous orbit (of course it's not! 🤦♀️) so it's very mathy! Great visualisation, thanks for sharing!
ZYKLΘP 🧑💻🖤❤️✊Question for/to the #StarTrek people…
Does this maneuver have a name?
Jon Henshaw (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image It never gets old seeing what humanity can do with math and science while we continue to battle against our base instincts down here on Earth. #Artemis #Artemis2 #Science #Math #Space
Santiago 🌸@zyklop I think a couple of episodes use the typical “slingshot” term for it.
GJ Groothedde 🇪🇺@jon I somehow find this profoundly saddening.
Steve Lindsay@jon Brilliant GIF. And good message.