Time for a sunday wacky tech rabbit hole. I noticed a short clip on SOME of Randall Carlson being kinda shocked by something, so I had to look it up.
Turns out he was talking about some cold plasma tech, the Thunderstorm Generator, or plasmoid generator, which was demoed at Cosmic Summit 2024 some months ago.
Here's the short version description.
From an SRS podcast where he talks us through the tech and live demo he saw, together with measurements. From this I was lead to Alchemical Science's demo video from the event.
This seems like some pseudo science not yet fully understood, but at the same time it looks like other plasmoid generators are a thing through different disciplines while searching.
Would be nice if this actually works and generates clean oxygen as exhaust, though.
Now, I always like to lookup the other side of stories, but I was struggling to find any recent debunkings from this "wave" (Inventor selling books and demoing invention). Although a lot of debunking/speculation/disbelief is available earlier, before this wave.
I'm looking forward to read how people tries to hack this apart, criticise, replicate, and figure out what's happening.
I believe full URLs should always be exposed as much as possible, because it makes people question things like "What does that https mean?", and also WYSIWYG. Ever tried to just copy paste something, and then a lot of other shit you didn't know was there, was pasted? Yeah, same. And I know why, but I'm guessing most people don't.
So Google, why are we afraid to show the scheme in the address bar?
Noe som frustrerer meg litt er hvordan web enda ikke har nådd "my data, my control"-perioden. Gleder meg til vi når dette, sånn at jeg kan oppdatere min info ett sted. Fremfor å måtte oppdatere adresse og annen info hos alle som har det lagret. Det burde være mitt ansvar (ev. delegert agent) å oppdatere min info, og videre andres ansvar å oppdatere infoen jeg har oppdatert. Sounds like a better web. Nice.