Mars
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Interesting post brb. Although this is amazing in terms of the circumstances (nothing working and she waa essentially frozen), i am a little underwhelmed. When you told me that story i assumed she had been frozen in the lake for a few days or something. She was under for like 40 minutes
Lol...sorry to disappoint mate. I think she was in the water for 80 minutes and it was after 40 minutes circulatory arrest kicked in.
Anyway to put things in perspective the nearest star to our own is Proxima Centauri, with current technology it would take us 50,000 years to get there. So forty mintues hibernation don't cut it really.
I read that article too, for some reason thinking it was days rather than minutes... still mad that. Surprised I've not heard about it tbh.Lol...sorry to disappoint mate. I think she was in the water for 80 minutes and it was after 40 minutes circulatory arrest kicked in.
Anyway to put things in perspective the nearest star to our own is Proxima Centauri, with current technology it would take us 50,000 years to get there. So forty mintues hibernation don't cut it really.
Just on your last part. It's all about the cyborg vibe bro.
Like this, obviously this is fiction, but you get the idea.
Rather than simply being worn, a Space Marine's armour integrates with him. It can take many solar decades to forge a single suit of power armour, and each is maintained with absolute care and devotion by skilled Chapter serfs or even the Space Marines themselves. Each suit is a unique artefact with a spirit and history deeply valued by its Chapter.
Power armour has a range of auxiliary systems that improve the Space Marine's effectiveness, including auto-senses made up of thought-activated communications systems, augurs, audio filters, targeting reticules and numerous other features.
Life support functions include pain suppressors, combat stimulants and anti-venoms. Reinforced greaves incorporate gyroscopic stabilisers and power units that magnetise the soles of the armour's boots for zero-gravity and vacuum combat
PS. @Libby he spelt minutes wrong
I read that article too, for some reason thinking it was days rather than minutes... still mad that. Surprised I've not heard about it tbh.
Just on your last part. It's all about the cyborg vibe bro.
Like this, obviously this is fiction, but you get the idea.
Rather than simply being worn, a Space Marine's armour integrates with him. It can take many solar decades to forge a single suit of power armour, and each is maintained with absolute care and devotion by skilled Chapter serfs or even the Space Marines themselves. Each suit is a unique artefact with a spirit and history deeply valued by its Chapter.
Power armour has a range of auxiliary systems that improve the Space Marine's effectiveness, including auto-senses made up of thought-activated communications systems, augurs, audio filters, targeting reticules and numerous other features.
Life support functions include pain suppressors, combat stimulants and anti-venoms. Reinforced greaves incorporate gyroscopic stabilisers and power units that magnetise the soles of the armour's boots for zero-gravity and vacuum combat
PS. @Libby he spelt minutes wrong
50,000 years, it aint happening bro.
The only way that is going to change is if we get visitors and they tell us how to do it, rather than farming us out as a meat delicacy or at the very least we pray they are vegans.
Ok so if you could find a way to put a person's brain inside a robot/cyborg50,000 years, it aint happening bro.
The only way that is going to change is if we get visitors and they tell us how to do it, rather than farming us out as a meat delicacy or at the very least we pray they are vegans.
Why not?
Cyborgs don't gotta eat or **** or sleep.
Trust bro it's the way to go.
That sleeping in an ice bucket for hundreds/thousands of years ain't the one.
If you put a human brain in a Cyborg, the Cyborg is likely to become racist and form an army to kill off the human race, which kind of defeats the object.
Funny you say that, that QUOTE I posted about that power armour ****, that's humanity after reaching out into the stars... Religious fanatics basically, mission: to purge all heretics, xenos, and whatever else ain't themIf you put a human brain in a Cyborg, the Cyborg is likely to become racist and form an army to kill off the human race, which kind of defeats the object.
So yeah we're still absolute ****s with cyborg ****
Funny you say that, that QUOTE I posted about that power armour ****, that's humanity after reaching out into the stars... Religious fanatics basically, mission: to purge all heretics, xenos, and whatever else ain't them
So yeah we're still absolute ****s with cyborg ****
I think we have to stick with what we can realistically do at the moment. Which is exploring Mars. If you had said some centuries ago we would be able to fly at 35,000 ft, and travel round the world, you'd have been locked up for being raving bonkers. New discoveries will change the way we look at things, much the same as the digital age has in our lifetime.
Seriously tho @brb
Say for example they have to **** about with some genetic modification for the people who they want to stay and settle on Mars or anywhere else for that matter.
If you could replace your organic lungs with summin else that could keep you "alive". That would make sense right?
Im quite stoned
Say for example they have to **** about with some genetic modification for the people who they want to stay and settle on Mars or anywhere else for that matter.
If you could replace your organic lungs with summin else that could keep you "alive". That would make sense right?
Im quite stoned
I got halfway through that post and was like Nah that's enough.
But you can't bro. No sex. Like sticking your dick in a toaster. A big reason to call it a day.
He's not thought this through mate, imagine Sucky turning Cyborg and no more weed, ever!
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