YareSekiro
YareSekiro t1_iyq201a wrote
Reply to Is it possible that nuclear defense technologies will surpass the abilities of nuclear weapons in the future, rendering them near useless? by Wide-Escape-5618
It's possible, but I am not sure if that is the future we want. Imagine the main nuclear nations suddenly have this ability, I would bet a full scale war would break immediately once any of the nations have such an ability to fully intercept nuclear weapons. Even worse, if it's one sided then it means one country will start nuking their enemies without any repercussion. The only reason cold war didn't turn into WW3 in the 60s and 70s is because MAD.
YareSekiro t1_itximzy wrote
Reply to Engineers at UNSW have found a way to convert nerve impulses into light, which could lead to nerve-operated prosthetics and brain-machine interfaces. by unswsydney
Everyday we come one step close to a cyberpunk world, soon factories would chop up your hands to replace them with working prosthetics
YareSekiro t1_irsa6y6 wrote
Reply to comment by Cheapskate-DM in AI app could diagnose illnesses based on speech : NPR by Gari_305
I mean, most of the world uses some sort of standardized test which correlates strongly to IQ and moderately to social-economic background to filter people going into higher education, and thus impacting their career outcomes, is that really that different?
YareSekiro t1_irfawvh wrote
Reply to A bold effort to cure HIV—using Crispr by Sariel007
I can't help but remember the Chinese dude that Crispr edited a baby's gene to cure HIV(or rather to prevent HIV), I think he was just released not long ago after serving 3 years in prison.
YareSekiro t1_iyupqcb wrote
Reply to comment by Tommyblockhead20 in Solar energy in Europe will be 10 times cheaper than gas by 2030 by EnergyTransitionNews
Hmm, no wonder people don't build nuclear anymore, with all the safety requirement it becomes too expensive.