Badtrainwreck

Badtrainwreck t1_iyboidk wrote

Reply to comment by ArcticGlacier40 in Japan successfully uses steam to propel Moon spacecraft | Japan’s space agency Jaxa has announced it successfully used steam to propel its spacecraft that was launched as one of the payloads aboard Nasa’s Orion spacecraft. by yourSAS

You’re correct we do, but there is also a reason why it isn’t already happening now on major levels. There are plenty of super wealthy countries just importing fresh water, even when they have ocean access, it’s because the technology just isn’t where it needs to be for capitalism to be interested. Hell it’s not even really where it needs to be for socialism to say let’s go baby. Hopefully soon tho

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Badtrainwreck t1_iwmszdi wrote

Reply to comment by rethumme in Laser-driven fusion’s internal energies not matching up with predictions: There's a change in behavior when the plasma starts burning, and nobody knows why by DoremusJessup

What a great setup to a joke, but also yes I am super excited to see where the technology goes. I hope we get to see some cool stuff discovered within the next 50-60 years. I want to die jealous of “kids these days”

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Badtrainwreck t1_iuk5xfs wrote

Reply to If your partner gave you the password to their social media, would you snoop to find out about who they were with or messaged before you? by InterestingWitness76

I’ve shared my password with partners and we’ve both looked at messages but i don’t think it was ever out of suspicion of the other. I just wanted them to have my stuff so they never had to question it. When you got nothing to hide and aren’t in a toxic controlling relationship open communication can actually be pretty great. Even if someone never uses it I liked that they could be confident they had my permission.

This does not mean this is always healthy, it does not mean I’d always recommend others do it

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Badtrainwreck t1_iuk520g wrote

Reply to 38m 25f by Sherrbii_

Age definitely matters, but once you are 25 you’re a full an adult and can make whatever choice you want. Can you date this person and be happy sure, but it’s especially important to consider the things you wish to experience in life and if this persons also willing to experience those with you, because many times older people already experienced things and have no desire to try it again. That’s a generalization and not always true but something to think about

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Badtrainwreck t1_iuk05w8 wrote

Reply to Do you ever stop loving your first love? Or do you just love the next person even more? by Bananapower550

OP it’s pretty common to keep loving them especially when you don’t have someone else. It’s very difficult to move on without someone to move on with.

However as time goes on you’ll also realize that the person you loved is who you remember them to be but not who they are anymore, so really it becomes easier because you know they aren’t who you loved but they once were.

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