Matthew Schiavo

I guess HIPAA is only a suggestion now?

You're shifting from your initial flawed analogy to a specific critique of Mars and Musk. My support is for the broader endeavor of scientific exploration and discovery, not any single personality or project. If that distinction is lost on you, then there's not much more to discuss.

Does it, now? That logic's a bit like saying a chef creating a masterpiece and a vulture picking a carcass are both just "advancing food science." The origin of an advancement, and the intent behind it, tend to matter, no?

Totally fair. Given that China is the single largest exporter of injection molding solutions globally, I'm sure 3D printing also sidesteps much of the tariff B.S. happening in the U.S. right now. If you don't mind my asking: what do you intend to use for 3D printing material? ABS, Nylon, PETG, PLA?

You make a compelling point. Many of the technologies we laypeople now take for granted exist solely because our parents funded space exploration: MRI/CT, IR thermometers, pacemakers, memory foam, scratch-resistant lenses, cordless tools, GPS, CMOS sensors, LIDAR, 3D printing, etc. The list goes on.

Preordered mine! Woot

Instantly reminded me of this:

Will the Multisystem2 always and forever use a 3D printed case, or are you exploring injection-molding down the line? I'm debating pre-ordering on May 6 or waiting.