And this boulder could generate huge amounts of energy if I pushed it up to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro and let it roll down.
44 upvotes and 0 downvotes for a comment that doesn’t understand that energy density measurements like this tend to measure the useful energy of a system.
Uranium generates that energy by fission. The hydrogen in sugar could generate huge amounts of energy if fused.
It’s disappointing that natural selection didn’t figure out fusion.
It figured out photosynthesis instead. Why do your own fusion when you can just take advantage of the fusion that’s already happening?
And this boulder could generate huge amounts of energy if I pushed it up to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro and let it roll down.
44 upvotes and 0 downvotes for a comment that doesn’t understand that energy density measurements like this tend to measure the useful energy of a system.
and all would generate the same if thrown to something capable of lossless e=mc^2 conversion (maybe a black hole)
For comparison:
Do you have a Lemmy client that supports mathematical functions?
With ollama, having smart local bots for your lemmy instance should be easy
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