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i wouldn’t say that “old age” is a disease. it’s a state where actual diseases can kill you way easier, their incubation time would probably be lower than normal in that case.

but you could probably go for something like HIV which takes 1-10 years and might be fatal, especially if untreated.

not even, deathnote can control what a person does before their death. Make them give away all their assets before dying just like light made criminals give out all the information about their buddies to the police.

the resistance isn’t nearly high enough for it to not trip the breaker before it heats up substantially.

Static discharge has a high amperage as well, but it lasts nanoseconds, plasma globes and tesla coils are way too high of a frequency to disrupt heartbeat. people want a simple thing, but electricity is not simple.

lethality of electricity means some amount of energy was dumped in a certain time-range, in a form that is disruptive to muscle function. any of that missing, and you’re either fine, or cooked from the inside depending on the current.

degenerate stuff

i know the term has been hijacked but the kind of AI used in medicine is not the kind that makes lonely people psychotic or steal from artists

logically, but employers are rarely logical. Also the age old problem of literally everyone requiring “experience” so you can’t even get that employment history.

ehh, even people that retain literally nothing can get through college to get a paper

I often hear that it’s not what you learned in college but rather that you have proven that you can regularly come sit in a place for hours for an extended amount of time out of your own free will.

ugh, not the AIslop neon website

not the technology itself necessarily, but everything that surrounds it. as it is, it’s mostly used as a plagiarism machine that devalues artists, and the companies behind it are committing mass copyright infringement, making electricity and hardware more expensive just so it can do that better.

no because inflation, but the price will probably fall to what it would naturally grow to if the bubble didn’t exist.

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is that the one where they measure one half in BTUs and the other in KWh for some reason

you can just edit the post. it’s not a problem

there’s some quantum versions of algorithms that scale better than the digital version. ranging from quadratic to exponential speedup. Notably very fast at breaking currently widely used encryption. We are only saved by the fact quantum computers don’t have the required processing power to be feasible to use yet.

There’s some encryption algos that are thought to be resistant against quantum attacks but due to the above this isn’t actually proven yet, so currently any “post-quantum encryption” is currently a marketing buzzword with nothing behind it.

sure, but at that point you can just use any arbitrary unit if all you need to do is keep it in a rough ratio. the SI system is useful because it’s standardized, allows for precision, and you can easily convert units. A liter is a decimeter cubed, try doing that with feet and gallons.

but yeah, i agree people would benefit from more straightedge and compass construction skills instead of trying to read the milimeters of a measuring tape that’s not even guaranteed to be straight

yep, great for brown stock

they’re great for caramellizing whole onions, but you could also buy a blowtorch