Month: May 2023

Design a global high speed transportation system, or design better ways to evaluate global issues and opportunities

Eric Nelius: What if Interstate 40 were High Speed Rail? at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIvgNLRB2nc Eric Nelius, If you are actually doing a billion dollar project, it is usual to invest say 10% for design, planning engineering, market and financial analysis. Then, if the numbers don’t justify the project, you eat the cost, walk away and keep your notes
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Twitter: Woven macroscopic hypermaterials

Advanced Sci News @AdvSciNews Researchers develop a dual-faced chain mail structure that consists of 3D re-entrant unit cells. It does a spectacular job of protecting a conical flask from damage while being dropped from height 20 times. Check it out: http://ow.ly/lIaR50Olo8f https://pic.twitter.com/ebHu717OkG Replying to @AdvSciNews Great work! These force and energy networks are very useful
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I think you will find that many of the larger black holes are black, but not singularities.

CrashCourse:  Binary and Multiple Stars: Crash Course Astronomy #34 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIFiCLhJmig I think you will find that many of the larger black holes are black, but not singularities. Look at the complex orbits of the stars around our own central black hole. They are complex, intricate, interweaving, but not chaotic and explosive. There are lots of
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OpenAI is currently not trustworthy and should not be used for any serious applications unless certified

Paul Yan: OpenAI Warning: AI Will Burst The Education Bubble | Research Paper Analysis Part 2 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elI7AgmivOw Paul, You are really off-base. The GPT implementations are so divorced from reality, I recommend not allowing them to be used for business, government, education or any purpose where life and property are at stake. There are several
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Symbolic Mathematics and tools for symbolic math and algorithms – teach computers who teach students or who help others

Flammable Maths: An Insane Approach! The Fresnel integrals: sin(x^2) and cos(x^2) without complex analysis at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCwiDPL3EMI Writing math by hand is a bad thing to do to new generations. Get a decent symbolic math editor/solver and at least make the symbols standard. Do you trust programmers who make canned math manipulation tools, or some old guy
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Anton Petrov Videos: Atomic and nuclear fuels for Heliospheric exploration, industries and human benefit

Anton Petrov: Incredible Advances In Nuclear Stirling Engines For Space Exploration at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chv6_seOaWw Little bits of power for communications and sensors is a start, but the real improvements will be when nuclear and atomic power sources (using “nuclear fuels”, “atomic fuels) are applied to high power things like transportation, mining, processing. And by processing, I mean
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Georgeta Vaman Electromagnetic Self Force, Gravitational Energy Density, Atomic Fuels, Negative mass

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/367280933_The_electromagnetic_self-force_of_a_Lorentz-contractible_spherical_shell_of_radius_R_in_rectilinear_arbitrary_motion_the_terms_of_order_1R_and_R0 Georgeta Vaman, I found this paper on Arxiv at https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.08223 You might want to post the link or tell ReseachGate where the paper is stored on the Internet. I quickly read some of your older papers, starting with “Cartesian multipole moments and tensorial identities”. I came to your paper following some ideas from “A
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Gravitational Energy Density, Gravitational Energy, Speed of Gravity, Gravitational Engineering

Chaos in the Cosmos: The mysteries and wonders of gravitation – what truly is gravity? Here’s an attempt to explain! at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaOU8BBlcdw I suggest you focus more on the gravitational potential, rather than the gravitational acceleration. The acceleration field is the vector gradient of the potential field. And the potential field for the earth, sun, moon,
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