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Okay I finally feel like I can say this because this one is bad. Come up with a real title asshole.

Rosalina. She resonates extremely strongly with me. She's genuinely how I'd love to look and stuff. Being pretty is cool, and she is massive and I love that. She's a 7'3" space queen.

I'm sick of all the extremely shitty formulaic "Sci slop" channels with illustration mas by Chatgpt

I had to do some digging to find out what the things I like are actually called.

Frutiger Aero, Cassette Futurism, Japanese Urbanism, Picturesque Landscape, Analog Futurism

Yeah but humanity used a LOT of coal and oil already. I think making electricity ubiquitous would be a better idea. I want to abort big oil as an industry before it can be conceived.

Midgley is a person sitting on top of a technological trajectory, not the trajectory itself.

Even if Midgley never existed, someone else was probably going to pursue antiknock additives, leaded gasoline, refrigeration chemistry, etc. You might prevent Midgley's particular disasters, but you haven't fundamentally altered the industrial system that makes them attractive. You gotta do that or someone else is just gonna figure it out.

Eliminating Midgley is too narrow compared with changing the economics of energy.

Coal was already an enormous industrial fuel before Midgley was born. Oil was already becoming important.

I would go to March 1886, Great Barrington, Massachusetts, and I would seek out William Stanley Jr.

Stanley had already built the first practical transformer and was demonstrating a complete high voltage AC transmission system. In 1886, his system transmitted electricity along Main Street and stepped it down for individual businesses. This was one of the critical technological foundations of the modern electric grid.

From there, I give him the conceptual roadmap for the electrical civilization that follows his work. I know enough about how modern renewables work to give him some good ideas. Oh and involving Westinghouse would be important and pretty much inevitable. This would be easier if I could prepare like, a binder, but I could still potentially help with just what I happen to know.

The goal is to go back when petrochemicals as an industry were still weak enough to be slain. If I were successful it would be one of the most outsized positive impacts I could have on the course of human history.

Well giving it has a bed I would personally lump it in with trucks such as it is.

God I really don't like that that website tries to force me to turn my phone over. Like no mother fucker just let me zoom in on it.

Does A Hat In Time's "Murder on the owl express" count?

Well he just kind of lives his life one impeachable offense to the next and individuals able to hold him accountable have yet to do anything about it.

You stand a certain number of feet away from the fire I honestly forget how many, I think it's like four to six? But I would honestly be free balling it based on my best judgment at the time. Also the instructions are written on literally every fire extinguisher.

You're then supposed to make a sweeping motion and make sure to hit the core of the fire so the extinguishing media hits the burning material.

Deep geological disposal in underground mines or stable rock formations 200 to 1,000 meters deep is the globally accepted standard for isolating high-level nuclear waste.

I did say that I was oversimplifying it radically. We don't literally just put it back in the ground it needs to be in a smart place.