“How will we travel in the Solarpunk utopia?” Smooth brains :marseysmoothbrain: at r/solarpunk imagine a world without planes :marseyplane:

/r/solarpunk is a sub for those interested in “solarpunk aesthetics” which means carbon free degrowth utopias for their scifi stories/games, etc.

Naturally their zero CO2 emissions world has no place for planes.

https://old.reddit.com/r/solarpunk/comments/113j3et/how_do_we_travel_overseas_in_a_solarpunk/

>We travel across oceans in blimps and sail boats.

>I imagine solar sail boats or potentially algae powered? It would need to be something regenerative and we would need to sacrifice speed. There is no “weekend in Paris” and is a bit more arduous.

A bit arduous is quite an understatement

>Without the pressure of a capitalist rat-race, I hope people take traveling sabbaticals. These will by design not be quick. So, hitching a ride on a freighter (sail/ammonia/solar powered) or using a hydrogen-filled dirigible to get around seem like good options.

Once we get rid of capitalism everyone will be free to sail around the world :marseywholesome:

This is literally how it was done for all of history until the mid-1800s.

Sailing across the oceans was quite dangerous back then, I doubt redditcels will enjoy being in the middle of the Atlantic during a storm.

https://old.reddit.com/r/solarpunk/comments/r267s1/the_future_of_long_distance_air_travel_airships/

sail boats. people will have a lot more time to travel. in fact the voyage will be as important as the time spent in the destination, if not more important.

in fact i'm willing to bet that, in the future people will spend way more time travelling the world than we do now. because our "union" will not be because we share products it will be because we will share experiences.

humanity will not be tied economically it will be tied because we, our friends and family will have shared real experiences all around the world. no longer people will look at someone else from another country as another species because we will all travel around the world.

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Bonus, some discussion on their meme ideologies

https://old.reddit.com/r/solarpunk/comments/1bbgodf/political_ideologies/

>Most compatible:

>Eco-Anarchism

>Communalism/democratic Confederalism (Bookchin-Ocalan/Rojava model)

>Most forms of Socialism.

>Least compatible:

>Neoliberalism

>Any type of Fascism (including Eco-Fascism)

>Any theocratic ideologies

Oh no !neolibs bros :marseypearlclutch#:

Lot's of “wholesome degrowth”

!anticommunists

https://old.reddit.com/r/solarpunk/comments/184t7r7/green_growth_or_degrowth_what_is_the_right_way_to/

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They are the temporarily embarrassed capitalists Steinbeck was talking about.

Except for the field organizers of strikes, who were pretty tough monkeys and devoted, most of the so-called Communists I met were middle-class, middle-aged people playing a game of dreams. I remember a woman in easy circumstances saying to another even more affluent: ‘After the revolution even we will have more, won't we, dear?' Then there was another lover of proletarians who used to raise heck with Sunday picknickers on her property.

I guess the trouble was that we didn't have any self-admitted proletarians. Everyone was a temporarily embarrassed capitalist. Maybe the Communists so closely questioned by the investigation committees were a danger to America, but the ones I knew—at least they claimed to be Communists—couldn't have disrupted a Sunday-school picnic. Besides they were too busy fighting among themselves.”

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One of favorite heuristic theories is that rich kids advocate for communism so hard because they're 100% certain no revolt or reform will ever take their financial bedrock, and “progressive” policies and communist advocacy do absolutely nothing but enable their families to pillage more from the government.

They literally “have more” after every single “revolution.”

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My impression (from knowing a few of these) is that they are blind to their privilege.

I know this chick in her mid-40s who is an "artist" and still acts like she's in her late-teens/early-twenties. She is largely supported by her mother and step-father (mom is a successful academic, step-dad made his money in the tech industry in the 90s), yet she thinks she's one of the downtrodden masses since her step-father will only pay for a 2-bedroom apartment instead of the kinds of places the PMCs in our social circle can afford. Constantly going on about capitalism and gentrification and arts funding and minorities and the whole progressive smorgasbord.

She does that because she literally does not see all the ways she's being supported. When daddy pays the rent directly to the landlord, she's not seeing the $2500 changing hands. When he buys her car, or pays for the insurance, or pays for her phone and phone plan, whatever, she doesn't see the amount of money he's lavishing on her. When mommy got her into university, she didn't see the ranking of her application relative to the others, so she never got to question if she got into a separate queue. She's a queer bisexual pansexual who has only dated dudes but totally finds women so attractive, and she's 1/64th BIPOC so she's definitely oppressed.

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she's literally me :gigachadqueen:

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Imagine taking a foid's politik seriously lmao it's always just a means to an end for the vaginal jew (more attention)

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It's more that despite being somewhat wealthy and affluent, lower upper class usually, they're not at the tippy top of the pyramid. They feel like they can imagine themselves as "Head central planner" ticking boxes rather than a man in a coal mine. There's also the hidden motivation of having financial superiority secure, so they spend their time signalling status by wasting time on social causes so they can be considered morally superior as well.

I think Steinbeck above is a bit naive about the dangers these types pose. Just because someone appears incompetent, middling or petty when the party is still trifles, doesn't mean they don't switch to sadistic boardroom backstabbers when the party starts gaining power.

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Wait, is this where the "temporarily embarrassed capitalists" thing, that well-to-do socialists use to describe working class rightoids came from?

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Yes. It's not that the "working class rightoids" think they might get rich but just haven't yet, it's that they are "well-to-do socialists" embarrassed by their economic class.

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Kurt Vonnegut also had a line about most Americans thinking they were "temporarily embarrassed millionaires"


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No, that's everyone misquoting Steinbeck. The temporarily embarrassed millionaires are the ones snapping their fingers at the DSA meeting while the proles are actually at work.

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middle-class, middle-aged people playing a game of dreams

I met this lady and she's probably 70ish now

she was in retail instead of whatever she considered more glamorous and she stayed mad about it bc rich people exist

its infuriating ppl refuse to enjoy the world around them bc of envy :derpwhy:

You got fresh food, you got a choice of clothes, you got a washer and dryer IN YOUR HOUSE and dont have to wash panties in the shower like u live in the hood

you could participate in local culture, but no, keep scrolling instagram why don't you... theres rich people on there

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Forcing them to extrapolate on their utopic beliefs can be entertaining if they're so airheaded they don't realize you're mocking them.

OK cool, so you and your friends have abolished capitalism and money--hooray for you! Let's take that vacation you wanted! Oh wait. How are you going to get fuel for your vehicle? Capitalism is gone, remember? The rat race is over. No one is around anymore to sell you fuel. Guess you're walking.

So 700 miles and a pair of VERY tired feet later, you made it to Utopia Beach! Now let's find our hotel and--oh wait. There is no hotel. They're all closed because well, we don't need businesses anymore! Can't pick any random room though, the hotels are all filled with free, stinky hobos of questionable mental stability.

Sounds like fun. :marseydespair:

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No, you see, vehicles won't need gas. We only use fossil fuels because of the greedy capitalists. Don't you know 110% of carbon emissions just come from 100 companies?

And housing is a human right, so the government can just provide everyone a beach house since there won't be any landlords to artificially restrict the supply of beachfront property.

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>And housing is a human right, so the government can just provide everyone a beach house since there won't be any landlords to artificially restrict the supply of beachfront property.

I like to remind them that if housing is a human right, what about house maintenance? Living in an overgrown room with no power or water is hardly what they meant, right? So are the roofers, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, and other professions that maintain houses suddenly going to work for free? :marseysmug3:

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This is why Ben Shapiro says that claiming healthcare is a human right is basically enslaving doctors.

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Checkmate libcucks

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You're totally owning those people that don't exist with your fricking r-slur's understanding of shit

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what about house maintenance

you're unable to maintain your own house? lol

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We just need to power cars with hydrogen. I saw a youtube video about this guy named Dr. Billings who had it all figured out.

:marseyclueless:

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>We just need to power cars with hydrogen.

A good chunk of hydrogen comes from natural gas processing so about that...

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Well according to Scotty kilmer, all you need is a 1998 Corolla and you'll get 90mpg

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How does this kind of stupid shit get upmarseyd so regularly on this fricking website?

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I hope they do start flyling hydrogen dirigbles

https://media.giphy.com/media/dZCNzQ3uhlNlIjXx4r/giphy.webp

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>hydrogen filled

:marseybeanimp: :marseyplanecrash:

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I mean you could do those things if you worked your butt off


Putting the :e: in spookie turkey

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Once we get rid of capitalism everyone will be free to sail around the world :marseywholesome:

Reminds me of that classic bit of Steinbeck commies love to misquote:

Except for the field organizers of strikes, who were pretty tough monkeys and devoted, most of the so-called Communists I met were middle-class, middle-aged people playing a game of dreams. I remember a woman in easy circumstances saying to another even more affluent: 'After the revolution even we will have more, won't we, dear?' Then there was another lover of proletarians who used to raise heck with Sunday picknickers on her property. I guess the trouble was that we didn't have any self-admitted proletarians. Everyone was a temporarily embarrassed capitalist.

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I didn't realize that “temporarily embarrassed capitalist” was dunking on commies lol

!anticommunists

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I think it's a dunk on poor people who love capitalism

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It's unironically blackpilling to look at stuff like the American time use survey and see that all this labor saving tech basically just leads to more tv and phone usage. Sure I'm guilty of it too, I'm peepeeing around on a gay cat website right now, but all this lofty talk about writing a novel in the morning, sheparding sheep in the evening. The best commies would get with antiwork/luxury communism or whatever it's called is even more people watching the Today Show, but with red banners

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FML, you beat me to it.

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These people have never stepped on a boat before have they.

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Or a plane for that matter.

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I've been terrified by 6ft waves in Erie. I can only imagine real weather in the ocean.

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Very informative video on Rogue waves :marseysailor: :marseysurfing:

Basically before the late 19th century we didn't even know whether lone waves in the middle of the oceans were real, because all the sail ships which encountered them were swept away, it was only with the large steam ocean-liners that they were finally confirmed as those were the first ships to survive encounters, back in colonial times a small percentage of ships didn't make it in their journeys across the Atlantic, they were lost either due to bad weather, disease, pirates and rogue waves and no one would even have the means to know what happened to them.

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:marseysc#ared:

No wonder we have so many tales of how scary the sea is.

Shout out to the brave pioneers :marseysailor:

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I wish deep sea drones were better :marseygenetakovic: :marseygiveup: There's easily 1000s of shipwrecks in the oceans full of cool stuff :marseyrich:

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In the case of the myriad wrecks of the Pacific Theater of WW2, The darn Chinese are cutting them up for scrap. Imagine you're doomed to a watery grave in war and some Chinese guy digs up your grave and desecrates your corpse.

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The spirit of the samurai warrior lives on when an escalator made of steel taken from an IJA ship dismembers Chinese people :#samurai: !historychads

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Don't they use WW2 wrecks for Geiger counters, since the metal won't contain trace particles from nuclear explosions?

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All sorts of other stuff too

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The worst was ships getting caught in the doldrums for weeks on end, just baking to death in the hot sun with no wind until they all died of thirst

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This channel is very hit or miss. I watched a few videos but had to drop it when he off-handedly mentioned medieval European sailors "praying to the gods".

Edit: Whoops, I was thinking of the channel "Maritime Horrors" instead.

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Great vid, thanks for sharing!

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It's easy to forget that ships used to just disappear without a trace in the ocean. Rogue waves weren't even confirmed until like the 70s when weather buoys in the deep ocean became prevalent, because they either used to just instantly sink ships or the survivors of rogue waves sounded like they were telling tall tales of 80 foot swells washing over the decks

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Yeah the video linked below made that very clear. Those stories do sound incredible if we didn't have the evidence to prove it.

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I went boating in the Apostle Islands in lake Superior. Those waves are no joke.

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Kitty

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IDK bro it gets pretty :marseyveryworried: when you see those swells come in on a 25ft boat

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For you maybe

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without capitalism literally everything would be free and no one would have to work. this is a fact. :hmph:

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No the current working class and such would still work and do everything but it would be for the love of the craft and community whereas anime appraisers would be free to take months long voyages on algae powered blimps.

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I really don't understand how they expect their utopia to function. It's like they think we live in a post scarcity society and if we just got rid of capitalism everyone would have everything they want and could do whatever they want. I could at least respect them a bit if they wanted the government to decide on everyone's jobs and distribute resources equally.

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I really don't understand how they expect their utopia to function.

that's the thing. they don't understand.

these people think in their communist/socialist/gaypunk utopia that only people who want to work do and all those people pick things like artist or philosophy teacher or streamer or idk i'll read to kids in the morning i guess. that all the food/shelter/clothes required for a society to function would just magically spring in to existence. there's never a single person who says farmer or seamstress or builder or any of the things people would ACTUALLY BE REQUIRED TO DO GOD I HATE THESE PEOPLE SO FRICKING MUCH AHHHHHHHHHHH. :hysterical:

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One of the communist academics literally wrote a piece about how capitalism stops us being able to understand how things will work in the communist utopia (but it totally will work honest injun) so we shouldn't let the fact that nobody understands it now stop us

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We just need ammonia-powered boats, duh!

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I want them to explain to me, in detail, how they would make a pencil.

I want them to figure out how to cut the tree, how to get the metal for the saw, how to get the machinery to dig the ore, how to get the energy to run the machine, etc.

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um why would they need pencils they'd just do all their writing on tablets or laptops we live in 2024 not 1024 :talk2hand:

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Pencils are a capitalist invention. We'll have no need for writing or record keeping in the communist utopia.


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A commie wrote a 2000 word response to this. Her answer is that you can make a pencil by wrapping (pre-made) Play-Doh around some (pre-made) pencil lead. There's no eraser, but she posits that breadcrumbs might do the trick.

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The general answer you're gonna get will just be "people, being owners of their means of production, no longer alienated by capitalism, with ability to work more freely, will simply keep doing their job, or do a job they want to do, and provide for their community." The slightly more reasonable ones (not anarchists) will tell you if there was a shortage of people in a specific job, some incentive to drive people towards doing it could be provided.

The most batshit anarchists will tell you that oh well, that job will not be done and we'll have to learn to live without it, because coercing people to do something they don't want to is fascism and stuff.

Don't expect any more thought out points on achieving the level coordination that's required to produce anything in modern society, exchange of goods that only exist in specific locations and thus must be traded, etc.

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humanity will not be tied economically it will be tied because we, our friends and family will have shared real experiences all around the world. no longer people will look at someone else from another country as another species because we will all travel around the world.

:#marseyfacepalm: Is the sub entirely teenagers?

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"but who will tend to the fields?"

"Why the slaves, of course"

:#marsey300:

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:#marseycracka: :carpsoyjak: :!#marseycracka:

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>no longer people will look at someone else from another country as another species because we will all travel around the world.

i would kill myself day one in india and probably view them as even less human

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It's just a selection effect, really. Think about who has the time to spend complaining about things all day on the internet. Spoiled kids.

Well, and bored retirees, but they're mostly either on Facebook or screaming at the television.

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That and people attracted to teenagers (Vaush stans)

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ye

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we will all fly with our beautifull (multicolored) wings unmarred by capitashesm :marseywholesome:

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I can't wait for these people to run all our institutions and turn us into shitlib Argentina

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How's come all other subs these degrowth revolutionaries post in are about bideo gaems, gommie YouTube, and polyamory?

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This is literally how it was done for all of history until the mid-1800s.

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humanity will not be tied economically it will be tied because we, our friends and family will have shared real experiences all around the world. no longer people will look at someone else from another country as another species because we will all travel around the world.

They're all just so r-slurred lol. Like people didn't travel much before the industrial revolution because it was so arduous and difficult. If you somehow banned fossil fuel powered ships and airplanes and reverted everything to sailing then there would be a massive dropoff in travel. Aside from the obvious "most people don't have months off at a time to travel" facet of it, the voyages would also be more expensive, because you're effectively paying for a room for a month or longer on a sail voyage across the ocean.

Like their proposal to do this would clearly tank the tourism industry yet they think more people will travel, somehow, because it :marseyexciteddance: feels :!marseyexciteddance: right lmao

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Where do you get the food for your month-long trip? Gonna tend to a little vegan garden on the boat?

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Salt Pork is about to come back into vogue.

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If I had a cabal of secret shills I'd slowly turn solarpunk into nuclearpunk so a generation from now kids are dreamig of a planet powered by the humble atom

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I voted for Biden because he promised me backyard fission reactors.

Where are my small modular reactors, BIDEN?!

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Where the frick are they?

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The only thing I can think of would be truly frickoff massive glider/airship combos which would have to be sufficiently massive to carry their own batteries. Eventually, you could get an airship to do it, but it would be monstrously expensive and inefficient. You would just have to keep massively increasing the size until it held enough batteries to overcome its own drag on the flight there. That would actually be a sort of cool idea that isn't fricking gay like that sub is. Almost a sort of rightoid solar punk where only the wealthy elite could fly.

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!math hydrogen lifts about 1.2kg per cubic meter, good lithium batteries are about 250Wh/kg. 11,000km range, 100 seats, energy = efficiency * distance * seats.

I got about 880,000kg of batteries and 733,000 cubic meters of hydrogen. I assumed about 200Wh/km for the efficiency based on googling “how efficient are electric aircraft”.

I did not include air resistance because rigid airships are so slow that it's not very relevant.

I assumed 125 bucks per kWh for batteries. So this machine costs 27.5 million dollars in batteries alone. A 777 probably does cost more than that, I think they run like 300 mil, so this idea is only stupid for the other sixteen thousand reasons it's stupid.

That all check out?

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Almost a ton of batteries and hydrogen gas sounds like an absolutely safe combo, nothing to see here

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I literally don't care if the passengers die, that's for the engineers to worry about. Also it's 880,000kg of batteries, it's 880 tons.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear-powered_aircraft there were several engine prototype constructed. I think one of the designs was just putting a small nuclear reactor in the combustion chamber of a turbojet engine, so it would go white hot and heat the air directly, no gay intermediate working fluids or anything like that. Naturally under such conditions it would ablate and produce highly radioactive debris in the exhaust.

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That's bad as shit. Frick a working fluid, air is going to do whatever the frick we want it to.

Can we throw a massive magnetron in there as a preheater or something just so we also have high voltage and emissions in the microwave range? Please dad I really want this thing to kill people.

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!bookworms

People actually take Kim Stanley Robinson's Ministry for the Future seriously :#marseysoypoint:

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ITT: dramanauts literally enraged about sci fi writing exercises

:marseyadeptusmechanicus: :marseyraging: :marseyraging: :marseyraging:

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Am I r-slurred or why did no one suggest a solar powered engine plane? They are talking about a hypothetical all green world anyway. Is it a logistics issue, as in modern planes require way more than what a solar panel could provide, or something else? Why did they jump into dirigibles and other gay shit?

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Electric planes are simply far from being as efficient as jet planes and that is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future. As for why do they bother if it's all fantasy anyway? Because they want to use “existing technology” for their utopia and despise “techbro” solutions (they haaaate carbon capture for instance), so they focus on trains, sail boats and dirigibles as they already exist.

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That really baffles me. Imagining this hypothetical world is science fiction so why limit what current tech can do in your imagined utopia

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Looks like it would generate a lot of extra force on the mast during high winds, but then again, this thing clearly isn't meant to be used in the ocean

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sail boats. people will have a lot more time to travel. in fact the voyage will be as important as the time spent in the destination, if not more important.

While overplayed, I think it's a fine sentiment to have, to not just travel between two tourist trap spots but see more of the world inbetween, meet people there etc. But it makes 0 sense on a boat :marseyraging: It's literally nothing but water anywhere you look, no interesting natural or man made things, and you don't even get to meet new people every day, you're locked with the same people for the entire journey.

What an r-slur.

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>our "union" will not be because we share products it will be because we will share experiences. humanity will not be tied economically it will be tied because we, our friends and family will have shared real experiences all around the world. no longer people will look at someone else from another country as another species because we will all travel around the world.

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I will travel in a hot air balloon made with the skin of my enemies and powered by the putrid fumes of their rotting entrails

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Who makes the boats then ding dongs

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boat traffic would become pure heck and crashes would be a daily occurrence

I say we do it

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