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Why don't electric cars have charging stations that connect the internal battery cooling to a stationary cooler so that a huge external radiator/heat exchanger can be used to absorb more heat so the battery can be charged faster?

So if all these cities are going to put up tons of traffic cameras why not have a central AI with human operators to correct them to control all the traffic signals?

I can only presume that when Elon said, "I am become meme!" He meant to finish it with "...destroyer of squirrels!"

Why not make a key that is just a USB port and have an insanely long code on a USB thumb drive. 8GB of random characters should be damn near un-hackable.

Someone should start a project of making some minor bacteria like e. coli produce vital nutrients for the human body. It eats sugar and makes those vital nutrients. For people who don't eat vegetables or any healthy food.

Another space junk idea, a series of alternating magnetic pole plasma windows. As particles pass through the windows the opposing charges syphon off speed/energy causing the particles to fall out of orbit back onto the planet.

Idea for the space junk problem. A space craft with a tube that debris is funneled into, and ultra high Temp plasma dissolves it to its individual elements. The tiny particles would end up as a dust that could be blown away by solar winds.

We need a James Webb style project that takes the flight path of one of the Voyager probes. Give it the best instruments humanity can create and don't have it even power on until it reaches the heliopause. It's entire mission should be to look beyond the Sun.

I learned that natural wool is exothermic (gets warmer) as it dries. I wonder if someone could make a synthetic fabric that does this also, just stronger. It would be great for de-icing vehicles and outer ware.

Why don't heated jackets/vests have flexible solar panels on them? That and a small internal battery would make them almost never needed to be charged.

Why don't orchards have vacuum tube transfer systems installed. Pick the fruit, voop now it's at the processing building. It would have to have some kind of soft landing mechanism. Or like like series of conveyor belts in tubes.

Some bright genetic engineers should make skin borne Lacto based bacteria that excrete sunscreen like Sinapate Esters. That way the bacteria naturally live on your skin and are constantly making sunscreen. Even a low level would probably help.

I think I'm done going to Home Depot. I wanted a basic kitchen faucet, everything they carry has a proprietary "quick disconnect" or is built idiotically. Supply lines that bend the wrong direction or have only a 36-48" sprayer hose. Dumb all of them. Found one online for half the price in 2 min.

What is the functional difference between ICE and the WW2 German SS? What is the difference between what is happening in some cities and Krystal Nacht? Can someone answer me what the difference is, morally, legally?

Firetrucks/pump trucks should have a system to use the high powered electric car chargers as auxiliary power when it's available. Could even design special "city trucks" that are smaller cause they don't have to haul a train engine with them.

I wonder if someone could make fiberglass with aluminum vapor deposited on the outside of the strands. It would make an amazing insulation.

Why don't car manufacturers put heating elements in outside door handles, on windshield wipers, and other strategic spots. Turn them on before the car starts with a key fob button. That way you can't break them if they ice over?

Some speculation here, what if the extreme interest in AI is not for any positive reasons. But it is because corporations currently don't have a way to filter the vastness of information on the Internet? How do you bury or censor something if the database is bigger than any program can manage?

IF F=M*A AND E=M*C^2 THEN, M=F/A AND M= E/(C^2) THEN F/A = E/(C^2)... If a gyro is spun fast enough can it create gravity? It would have to be crazy fast, but if enough kinetic energy is in one place wouldn't it have gravity of some kind. IDK, I bet there is some law so physics I don't know.

This is likely close to fantasy, but... What if bacteria were modified to produce MRNA vaccines as metabolites? IF vaccines are essentially protein chains, and bacteria are sometimes protein factories. Infecting biting things with such a bacteria would make them natural vaccination routes.

I wonder if the launch vehicle in a spin launch system spun the opposite direction at the right speed and the main axis accelerated slowly enough, could you launch a shuttle without it experiencing any Gs from momentum change?

If Centralia, PA is burning a seam of coal underground and it can't be stopped Why not drill thousands of little holes in the ground and insert stainless steel pipes. Put a little water in the pipes, cap em off and you have a heat pipe. Then use more pipes to transport the heat to a power plant?

I wonder why high traffic surfaces like door knobs don't have built in UV sanitizing LEDs built into them. If someone could figure out a clever interlock. Like a trash can with a lid. Lid latches, light on, unlatch light off. Or cabinets with door switches, produce fridges in stores: glass blocks UV

Idea: if businesses can judge people by a credit score then businesses should have a legality score. Every time a business is found to have broken the law, they lose a point. After losing ten points the Federal Government pulls their EIN and orders the business closed and liquidated.

Maybe a dumb idea, but what if we built tethered hydrogen balloons with a pump on the ground that regulates the amount of hydrogen in the balloon. Then hang space ships off of the balloons to launch into space? Let the hydrogen balloon do most of the heavy lifting to the edge of the atmosphere

Why don't computer data centers build industrial greenhouses on top of their server buildings? Use the plants to filter and cycle closed loop water for cooling the computers. And the heat from the servers heat the plants in cold climates.

By that logic, Dr. Daryl Davis is one of the Manliest Men alive. Taking down violence with patience, active listening, and smooth jazz.

TLDR: The Manliest Men work hard for mutually respectful, equitable, and well reasoned solutions to problems through using their words wisely. That's my 'Manosphere Advice'.

To be a 'Master Negotiator' and therefore the 'manliest man' is to resolve conflict to compromise. Never trample another's Liberties, while getting the resources your tribe needs. Equitable, egalitarian, and respectfully trading Physical, Intellectual, and Political Capital.

The 'warrior ethos' is a drive to protect the tribe from threats. Avoiding violence is a drive to live a long life. The only way those two can accord without sacrificing one or the other would be to master non-violent negotiation and diplomacy. Therefore, the 'manliest man' is a master negotiator