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deviation from the norm
10.28.04 (5:29 am)   [edit]
A while ago I was thinking, why do people deviate from the norm. People deviate from the norm for many reasons.

There is a problem of what is considered normal. Normal only exist at a specific time period. When that time period passes, that norm doesn't exist anymore. What was considered normal 1000 years ago is not considered normal today because the conditions that existed then does not exist today. The conditions that exist 1000 years from now will not be the same conditions as today so you have several time periods where the norm in one location has changed based on time.

Another problem is location. What is considered normal in one location during a specific time period changes when you go to a different location. Countries are similar to different tribes in the sense that different countries have different ideas of norm.

Another problem with what is considered normal is that deviance has to exist in order for any species to evolve. In order to adapt to a new environment you "must" deviate from the norm because the conditions "do not" continue to exist as you know it forever. Permutations, changes, random quantum probability fluctuations causes changes on the micro level as well on the macro level.

If the universe decided to stop spinning and all electrons, quarks and strings just froze, everything stops.

So enjoy normal deviance because it will always occur no matter how humans think about it.

:)
 
Launch concepts into orbit and finish from there
10.15.04 (12:38 pm)   [edit]

I know we like to experiment with technology for getting us to Mars on Earth but there has got to be a way to build a space dock where we can put the engineers in orbit and create everything up there.  There has got to be tremendous stresses placed on the crafts when putting them in orbit.  How about just simply launch everthing into orbit then put it together so the stress of re-entry will not have to first deal with the stresses of achieving escape from earth. 


So, build it and conceptualize it in space, launch it to a planet, land it, launch it from the planet, park it in earth orbit.  Use space elevator to come back down to earth.


 


:)

 
outsourcing
10.15.04 (12:19 pm)   [edit]
The problem with outsourcing is that you give away the technology with the job.  I don't predict in any future event where I'll start a company and the first million I get, send my company to some other country.  It's like I created this and I'm not to easy on giving my high tech processes and technology away to some other country that goes to my work, "Since you showed me how to do the work, why not create a mirror company just like yours and undercut your price."
 
lock the net, oh boy!
10.14.04 (2:54 pm)   [edit]

The internet is the new extension to our existing world.  Let's forget the many definitions of what the internet is a focus one what it is.  The internet is just 2 computers connected together. 


You are allowed by someone else to connect to their computer.  The internet is the medium by which it travels.  There has got to be a way to clarify that I can do what I want with my computer.  There has been an anti-spyware law that forbids people from installing malicous programs on my computer system remotely in hopes of phishing for data without my knowing (this type of activities is equivalent leaving a recording device in my house or hey maybe your house).  Then, there are those who monitor the traffic of the internet which is equivalent, literally, to tapping a phone line.


I want my computer to allow me to innovate and create things that help those do better.  As the space race takes off, as it is now, we will require faster computers capable of rending 3D images and speeds capable of transfering those 3D images.  Everything becomes connected and in ways become a new type of super organism where as the sun rises in one part of the planet and sets in another, you will not be able to notice the difference because the sun is always shining on one part of the planet and dark on another and then there is the twighlight in between.


 


We will have the capability to do things at home through the use of robotics and internet 2.  You could have arms attached to a treadmill that moves to where you want it to go and mimics your own hands with things like doing the dishes and turning on and off appliances.


Hopefully our connections to the future are kept.


 

 
weird
10.12.04 (3:48 pm)   [edit]
what does it mean to tear paper and throw something away?
 
Using Java
10.12.04 (3:31 pm)   [edit]
I know java is a great programming language and using in the J2EE method is great, but the overhead in developing a Java application is enourmous.  You practically need a cold fusion powered reactor to get it going and you spend all day designing appliations which to me can be designed much quicker with scripting languages like php.
 
SpaceShipOne and a few ways to quick achieve orbit
10.12.04 (1:46 pm)   [edit]

I have a question. 


SpaceShipOne can create a vehicle that is designed to deliver a payload to the orbit of a Space Elevator but not one neccessarily connected to the ground.  Why can't a Space Tether be desigend to have a counter-weight at one end pointing away from the earth and another end pointing towards the earth with a type of "hooking" system designed to "catch" the payload at a certain altitude, bring it to higher orbit, then release it where the payload can continue on its way under the guidance of its own boosters.


This means SpaceShip one can be a constant launch vehicle using minimum energy.

 
life
10.08.04 (9:21 am)   [edit]

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