He will get that. The ultra rich ignore all healthy limits.

For such hurricanes with precipitation amounts beyond the scales, every area is a flood plain.

Prompt: Satan in a long white puffer down coat, wearing a large gold chain with a pentagram on the chest, red satin trousers, walking in the spotlight of a fashion show, ultra photorealistic

B etonieren
A sphaltieren
S chmutz verbreiten
F leddern

"weltweite Cyberprobleme", so so. Cyber Cyber.

Still a fan of Win 7.

Deleting Facebook forever reduces stress and desinformation long-term.

ITER will not be having the first full fusion before 2040. And that's just a prototype for science, it will not be a fusion power plant for generating energy for the public grid. So: fusion is still not very near.

I didn't say there's no difference in the technology used. But the results are quite comparable at the moment. Maybe that can be changed and further developed in future. But is much much more dangerous to implant than to put a cap on your head. So I say don't be fooled by the marketing of Neuralink.

I know, but seeing the number of downvotes, it seems that many people still prefer to deny the problems.

Office work of the future: The Atomic Secretary

I first asked the AI how people it the 1950s might have imagined office work in the future. It came up with a short love story of a typical day at the International Space Agency, where John Smith worked as a senior engineer. He had just finished his morning coffee and was ready to start his project: designing a new rocket engine for the next lunar mission. He works with his lovely secretary, Alice. She is an atomic-powered robot with a feminine voice and a pleasant face, but her body is made of metal and wires.

Then I prompted to generate a picture based on the story.

Prompt: A picture of John working with Alice, his atomic-powered robot secretary, at his sleek metal console desk in the office of the International Space Agency. Alice has a metal and wire body, but a pleasant face. There are some plans of a rocket and a rocket engine on the screen and on the desk. The picture has a retro-futuristic style, like a movie poster from the 1950s.