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In reply to the discussion: Is emission-less propulsion possible? I believe it is... [View all]Bernardo de La Paz
(51,252 posts)57. He gets more than combative
He gets belligerent:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/122886794#post76
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I really hope this is all tongue-in-cheek. If so, that's one for you! Just in case...
NCIndie
Dec 2023
#5
Ok... please read a little farther down the post please... There is no plan for a shotgun based propulsion design...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#7
I'm not an AI robot and your challenge was based on scientific inquiry. I responded in kind...
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#11
I think you're missing the point... none of those are useful for extended space travel... or can reach similar speeds
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#4
This isn't about the energy required to run it.. that's still a problem... for a bit... we first have to see....
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#8
I built this idea fighting A for the past year... lol... so thank you I do appreciate skepticism. It built this idea.
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#12
That is precisely why I am here... I have had my ass handed to me so many times on this forum.... LOL
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#14
You're going to build a car with zero carbon footprint because of renewables+nuclear?
NCIndie
Dec 2023
#19
Here, I think, is the fundamental error - whether ChatGPT's or yours, I can't tell from the formatting
muriel_volestrangler
Dec 2023
#73
OK, some numbers for position (Python? Why Python? This is a physics problem, not a numerical procedure)
muriel_volestrangler
Dec 2023
#81
Can you try to write better, please? Your questions, or messages, are obscured by your style.
muriel_volestrangler
Dec 2023
#84
The apparent paradox arises from a simplified view of the situation and is resolved when considering the full complexity
mikelewis
Dec 2023
#33
This part of the argument is where chatgpt is completely botching the physics.
Salviati
Dec 2023
#37
I wouldn't trust ChatGPT to count my toes accurately. It wasn't written to do that.
OKIsItJustMe
Dec 2023
#41
"They're trying to move mass with electrons... they need to move mass with mass"
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2023
#55
Not logic. "view count" is not equal to "copy-paste" nor equal to "don't understand the math"
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2023
#62
If you want to be taken seriously, and you clearly do, then don't be childish. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2023
#65