Sounds like a new Mythbusters challenge, could a Sopwith survive a catapult launch? Would the parts of the plane fly off the deck, or would it just rip off whatever attachment point was made? Not that it would need a catapult to take off, but it would be interesting to see.
That makes two down, who's next? How is Grassley doing these days?
Very impressive really, combining microwave pulses theoretically easy, but practically very difficult.
Pretty sure Ill be too drunk to remember.
At the end of the day the AI war is a production war, and China already won. Right now they're just pacing the field and waiting for US companies to over extend themselves. The extra time also allows them to lay in place more efficiency of their own.
Even if they are, it's better to target their depots than the transport vehicles. The main attacks on Russia are drones and missiles designed for stationary targets. If they hit a school bus in an ammo depot, that's not really Ukraine's fault, and doesn't really change the mission.
The only realization people are coming to is that the wealthy are the ones keeping everything from improvement so they can lock down their wealth as much as possible.
I just tell them it doesn't work on my system.
Apparently the 70s oil crisis was that we only used tankers with holes in them.
Clouds make it annoying and inconsistent. Also people need light at night regardless, so lights are always needed.
That explains the recent russia bots I've been seeing.
18-20 is the typical age for the most healthy children, and lowest maternal problems. At the same time, economic health doesn't peak until well into the 40s.
It makes for a social tug of war thats never easy to handle.