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<blockquote data-quote="SirShaun" data-source="post: 15873022" data-attributes="member: 163618"><p>With great power comes great responsibility. Risk vs reward. Would we have known we had nuclear capabilities had we not needed it? If we were to lose this technology, because what can go wrong, will go wrong, our enemies now have the technology. I don't believe we have seen a scenario where we have needed to use this technology. I imagine element 115 is rather scarce as is.</p><p></p><p>No shit, I'll never forget, we had a special guest speaker with a presentation in elementary school. I was in around third/fourth grade. He had some government background. He seemed legit then lol, but I was a young kid.</p><p></p><p>This guy blew our little minds. Auditorium full of kids grade KG-5th. Basically told us technology is being drip fed to us, because the general population cannot handle the change it brings. I remember some examples, maybe he didn't say time travel, but the ability to warp from one space to another was a big one. A "mass" printer which prints items we have to leave the house for or wait to get shipped to us (food, items, etc). Think 3d printer on crack.</p><p></p><p>CPUs, Memory, Semiconductors, Alloys, Artificial Intelligence, Plasma Physics, Self Driving Cars, Rail Guns, Stealth, whatever else crazy where the shit did that come from stuff you can think of. </p><p></p><p>Maybe it's natural progression, or maybe it was a gift. There was a catalyst somewhere between the time our grandparents were young and today. Look how far we have made it as a civilization in the last 100 years, when compared to the rest of history... My grandma remembers dirt roads and horse and buggy...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SirShaun, post: 15873022, member: 163618"] With great power comes great responsibility. Risk vs reward. Would we have known we had nuclear capabilities had we not needed it? If we were to lose this technology, because what can go wrong, will go wrong, our enemies now have the technology. I don't believe we have seen a scenario where we have needed to use this technology. I imagine element 115 is rather scarce as is. No shit, I'll never forget, we had a special guest speaker with a presentation in elementary school. I was in around third/fourth grade. He had some government background. He seemed legit then lol, but I was a young kid. This guy blew our little minds. Auditorium full of kids grade KG-5th. Basically told us technology is being drip fed to us, because the general population cannot handle the change it brings. I remember some examples, maybe he didn't say time travel, but the ability to warp from one space to another was a big one. A "mass" printer which prints items we have to leave the house for or wait to get shipped to us (food, items, etc). Think 3d printer on crack. CPUs, Memory, Semiconductors, Alloys, Artificial Intelligence, Plasma Physics, Self Driving Cars, Rail Guns, Stealth, whatever else crazy where the shit did that come from stuff you can think of. Maybe it's natural progression, or maybe it was a gift. There was a catalyst somewhere between the time our grandparents were young and today. Look how far we have made it as a civilization in the last 100 years, when compared to the rest of history... My grandma remembers dirt roads and horse and buggy... [/QUOTE]
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