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This is who we're backing. Cool.
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A brutal, murdering dictator.This is who we're backing. Cool.
I mean, totally seriously, if you were a Manchurian Candidate, what would you have done differently than what actually has been done across the board in the last two months to completely upend what the U.S. is supposed to stand for?A brutal, murdering dictator.
I don't think we have a plasma rifle yet
biggest technical hurdle could be something quite mundane - power
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RTGs have been around for decades. Unfortunately putting them in anything is not politically acceptable, not even for spacecraft anymoreCoin-Sized Nuclear 3V Battery With 50-Year Lifespan To Be Mass Produced
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Plasma rifles are commonly called flame throwers. I think we've almost always had them.I don't think we have a plasma rifle yet
But seriously some of the androids they have now are pretty close. Combine with some of the LLMs , voice sythesis, LIDAR, navigation algorithms etc. and you could get pretty close.
Bu the biggest technical hurdle could be something quite mundane - power. Pretty sure they only last a couple hours at most with current tech. We need one of those fusion cores like in Fallout ...
Flame contains small amounts of plasma, but even it was pure plasma its not really a rifle but a short range weapon like a shotgun.Plasma rifles are commonly called flame throwers. I think we've almost always had them.
A navy version, much larger, was called Greek Fire, but that knowledge about how to make them is lost in time