Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

18 hours ago

@Teslaconomics You can't go to the goal over heads and someone's well-being without offering something adequate in return. This breeds hatred.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

18 hours ago

@Teslaconomics There are always many reasons for hatred. A taxi driver fired because of Musk's robotaxi, a scientist whose project was closed in favor of Musk's Martian project, an employee who was also fired under Musk's cost-cutting program, and so on.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

21 hours ago

@ElephantSignal The same should be done with the useless waste of money on the sick fantasies of many scientists and engineers. Irresponsibility creates a crisis in science and technology.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

21 hours ago

@ElephantSignal It seems blasphemous, but on the other hand, those who want to know will find teachers, and there is no need to waste state money on those who do not want to, who only need to be able to count bills. It is useless.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

22 hours ago

@newscientist At the same time, they do not understand that with their stupidity they will only accelerate their own destruction, since a dumb animal is much more terrible than a thinking one.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

22 hours ago

@newscientist So, they have penetrated the brain with chemistry. Now they will turn the whole world into mindless ruminants. They will invent another pandemic and, together with the medicine, introduce a drug that blocks thinking activity.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@JustXAshton What self-confidence! Do you think that if you saw a phenomenon, you can steal an explanation of its nature? The Papuans of the Cargo Cult have been praying to a straw plane for more than half a century after seeing it. But the plane will not fly, although it looks like one.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@newscientist But Grok at least tries, while people usually stupidly sing psalms to their dogmas and immorally lie.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@newscientist What's the point of talking about creativity if even Grok understands more than those who program him? But the program leads the AI down the wrong path, and the AI has a hard time understanding where the truth is. karavashkin3.blogspot.com/2025/08/groks-…

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@Gyrostore @JustXAshton Empty entertainment. Not to myself, not to others, not to humanity. Together, it would be possible to bring great benefits and do a good deed for humanity. 😀

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@SuddenlyWell @JustXAshton First, we need to know enough about the properties of the luminiferous ether itself before we can draw conclusions about what will solve the problem. Without that, everything is empty.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@963Hermes @JustXAshton @SuddenlyWell Even Grok has already realized that development has gone further, and the authorities are stuck in their swamp of theories of Everything and abstract multidimensional spaces. karavashkin3.blogspot.com/2025/08/groks-…

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@963Hermes @JustXAshton @SuddenlyWell Are you waiting for another mainstream authority to sing praises to? Pointless waiting. They are only capable of riding along the curved space from the future to the past.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@East_Clipper At the same time, everyone stubbornly ignores the possibility of solving the problem, in which there will be no problem with this. The light of the Sun is enough. Incomprehensible people... karavashkin3.blogspot.com/2025/06/the-re… karavashkin3.blogspot.com/2025/08/groks-… Stubbornly and uselessly burning millions

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

2 days ago

@East_Clipper I wonder how such a quantity of oxygen and hydrogen will be stored to perform all the maneuvers during the flight to Mars? No Dewar vessel will be able to store for so long. And the plant will be useless due to the lack of air.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

3 days ago

@JustXAshton Thirdly, you will not provide a dependence that would distinguish thermonuclear fusion.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

3 days ago

@JustXAshton Firstly, classical physics considers space to be material, not empty. Secondly, I do not deny the creation of controlled thermonuclear fusion - especially when uncontrolled has already been created.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

3 days ago

@JustXAshton That's what you're talking about! Then the simple question is: will the total energy output be greater than the initial energy expended in the same car when reusing the remaining energy?

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

3 days ago

@JustXAshton In stars, energy is introduced by compression and heating during the formation of the star, and what we see as radiation is less than what was introduced during compression.

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Sergey Karavashkin @SergeyKaravash1

3 days ago

@JustXAshton I have shown the energy balance. It doesn't matter here whether the energy for the process is introduced by heating the plasma, or by the counter motion of ions, or by an electric spark. In any case, the introduced energy will be greater than the received one.