I’ve added the link, I agree I think they will have to relax the locality assumption of classical physics. The article does point out that it’s doesn’t really explain the reality underlying quantum effects. It’s at least some progress beyond many worlds or the Copenhagen interpretation which leaves it a black box.
Destruction and new life all in one red hot package
According to this study some extremely robust bacteria can even withstand these impacts and go travelling around the cosmos. At least from impacts on a Mars sized planet. Given some radioactive decay for warmth and therefore some liquid water I imagine this might be a common way life travels around the universe.
So another victim of the Glass Cliff then?
Not too serious a suggestion, but if migration worked once to escape the PRC why not do it again. Move all your industries offshore to an enclave or possibly several in friendly neighboring countries and then your population. I mean the population isnt so large that it’s not technically impossible to relocate. it’s not much more than some of the largest world cities. Then when invaded withdraw entirely. Anyone happy to live under Chinese rule can stay. Given climate change humanity is probably going to have to get used to massive migrations anyway. Horrible as that could be culturally being a semi independent part of another democracy would fix their declining population, plus being a massive economic stimulus all round. I suspect something like this may be happening informally anyway. Their main strength is economic and organizational so why not build on that.
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Never mind reputation damage. in the US what if it had trigged a swatting incident or alerted ICE that they were someone hiding illegals in their home. Will we get to the point where providing any real identity or contact information on the Internet is a mistake.
Lots of nice second hand xeon workstations going cheap. Given the cost of memory they are often a bargain. The only catch with the Dells for example is the lame but also proprietary power supplies.
After testing seems like only the expected traffic. Potentially a useful crosscheck on what’s running on a desktop or server under Linux.