BigBadBob141
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Correctomundo, that's the fella!!!
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I didn't have the right glasses on and read that as "immorality industry". I only re-read because I couldn't immediately think of useful applications.Suspect there would be an immediate rush to use the technology for the immortality industry, or those with incurable diseases.
Well, there was this videoI didn't have the right glasses on and read that as "immorality industry". I only re-read because I couldn't immediately think of useful applications.
A definite yes for salads, and also for seasonal vegetables being available at any time of the year, fresh herbs and spices rather than dried. But would items like sundried tomatoes, or processed food and concentrates be made completely redundant? They are still easier to use, and some people choose ease over quality. There are also foods that have their taste improved with age i.e. the hanging of game and other meats.The effect on vegetables would be huge.
Same here and why do I often make the mistake of buying two bags when I rarely use one a week.The effect on vegetables would be huge. I buy bags of salad but often do not eat it fast enough. It gets soggy and yukky even in the fridge. I probably waste at least a third of it.
Date stamps would become nearly meaningless.
If they stop Time itself then they would have to surely?would they also preserve heat?
Wouldn't the outer stasis box freeze all power traveling to the inner box?why not put one stasis fridge/box inside another stasis fridge/box, inside another, inside another...?
I hadn't thought of that! We'd need to use Handwavium® brand stasis resistant cables.Wouldn't the outer stasis box freeze all power traveling to the inner box?
That's one of the insights that is used in the Stasis Stories I referred to early in this thread.If they stop Time itself then they would have to surely?
Obviously the fridge can use zero point energy. Dilithium crystals do last a long time though, especially if connected to a flux capacitor.I hadn't thought of that! We'd need to use Handwavium® brand stasis resistant cables.
(But it's really part of the bigger problem i.e. what power supply are you going to use that lasts billions of years anyway.)