woah that's so cool, so the expanding steam is making a barrier across the surface of the skin!?!?
if you shot a durian at the sun, how close could it get before burning up?
would it form a tiny atmosphere with microscopic weather patterns and have a comets tail of steam?
currently rewatching the show firefly rn, but after i will start The expanse. ive seen other mentions of it around here on lemmy, and they always avoid revealing spoilers so i will too.
so this is just a general question shooting off of your edit: i wonder what a baby born and grown in higher-than-earth g's would be like?
i think you have a narrow view of what education is. this is subjective but my view of education is that it's an emergent property; as long as there's different individuals that know different skills, natural networks will form of people teaching to anyone that wants to learn.
whether it's institutions with professors teaching about quantum physics and brain surgery, to herds of dinosaurs teaching groups of young their migration paths and dangers to avoid; it's all within my personal concept of what education is
how far into the future is this set? is it possible medical science gets advanced enough to surgically implant a robot skeleton that can repair itself and grow with the person? if these belters make a universal healthcare system, they could have free cybernetic surgeries for masses of belters able to withstand surface gravity of planets. should i just watch it, is the expanse a good show?
wait so if data is like dna, does that make computers like plants with their pollen being data packets like memes, articles, and videos... and we're the pollinators?
have you considered pivoting away from socks towards mittens for feet?