You say "fired all the five star generals", I say "created new leadership opportunities for disgruntled veterans".
America is going to end up with two armies, one full of soldiers and one full of sycophants and idiots. Boy, this doesn't sound familiar or anything, does it?
Nah, if you do it right the wafers are thin enough that you won't stick to things. You want them to be able to react to nearby EM fields, which means they need to be small and light so they can vibrate (? I don't 100% recall the exact function they perform to give you this sense). Which in turn means the magnets are small and light enough that they aren't likely to stick to objects, or wipe credit cards, or damage your phone.
But probably don't pick up powerful magnets with those fingers and probably don't get an MRI on your hands.
I've wanted to do this from the very moment I learned it was possible, circa 2014.
Unfortunately it's kind of difficult to find a doctor who will do this sort of elective surgery for you. So my options are kind of just, do without, or do it myself. So far I've just done without. But I'd be lying if I said I didn't give the occasional side eye to the kitchen knife whenever I've had a bit to drink.
This is a real life hack. I'll flip a coin to make a decision all the time, not because I'm beholden to the coin's result, but because while the coin is spinning I'm suddenly aware of which side I hope it lands on.
The answer is, resoundingly: no, they cannot, despite having an entire Where's Waldo-esque guide to spotting him listed in their holy book that they love to claim to have read.
I'm an atheist (reading the Bible critically will do that to you); and even I readily recognize that Trump, and men just like him, were explicitly called out and warned against in Revelations, among other chapters.
Religion was most useful to us when it was used to reign in kings who feared nothing except the wrath of God. It was, in fact, quite effective at that and I think we're largely better off for it. That use case has outlived its usefulness by now though.
Hell, it'll dehumanize yourself and make you into a monster. A man becomes different when he's behind a mask. Having your best soldiers mantle the demons and discard their inhibitions makes for a terrifying fighting force.
Oh yeah it's totally a bullshit argument, it wouldn't hold water in any court. Hell if nothing else, the ground stations like you said, or the country whose airspace the center exists over, would be in jurisdiction.
But I do believe that Musk believes it's a get out of jail free card.
Putting them in space also puts them technically outside of the legal jurisdiction of any country. I figure fElon probably assumes that means said servers can never be subpoenaed.
I think it is likely that the Ukraine war will be widely considered the beginning of a series of events that will later be labeled "the ramp up to WWIII", of which this is an indirect extension.
You say "fired all the five star generals", I say "created new leadership opportunities for disgruntled veterans".
America is going to end up with two armies, one full of soldiers and one full of sycophants and idiots. Boy, this doesn't sound familiar or anything, does it?