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Some is being invested in science Arcs of electricity crawl over the Z Machine at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque like an energetic spiderweb. Astronomers and physicists from McDonald Observatory and Sandia are using the machine, which was designed to study nuclear weapons, to simulate the atmospheres of white dwarf stars. The machine collects electricity from a standard power grid, compresses it, then stores it. It discharges that power in a burst that lasts less than 100 billionths of a second. The discharge zaps gases like those found in white dwarfs, briefly reproducing conditions on the surfaces of these hot, "dead" stars. [Sandia National Laboratories]
The internet you're typing over fool was invented by government research. Your wars are the waste idiot.
Amazing advancement in meteorology and space science has been funded by the government. Wasted? I'd say your wars is a waste and science is the creation of a stronger nation.
I just wonder how many useful inventions are either not completed or are held up by government regulators.
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I wonder how Edison, the Wright brothers, and Michaelangelo would do in today's climate.
How many billions have been wasted by government contracts for useless research?
And, at the same time, how many modern advances have come from government-funded research?
It's not an easy question to answer.
And how many great individual inventions have hit the trash pile for a variety of reasons?
The best job in the world is a guaranteed salary with government benefits working in a lab that produces nothing but incomprehensible data designed to get more funding.
The best job in the world is a guaranteed salary with government benefits working in a lab that produces nothing but incomprehensible data designed to get more funding.
This is why right wingers can't be educated for skilled jobs. They spew this nonsense proving to the world they will never be good for anything more than mucking out shit from stables. And even for that, most are simply too lazy.
Maybe way later on when we're setting up the fusion reactors we could allow the private sector to do the construction cheaper. Cheaper isn't the way to innovation.
The machine collects electricity from a standard power grid, compresses it, then stores it. It discharges that power in a burst that lasts less than 100 billionths of a second. The discharge zaps gases like those found in white dwarfs, briefly reproducing conditions on the surfaces of these hot, "dead" stars.
