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What could it be?
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>>65394830
65% more bullet
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>twitter post
Burn to death locked in a dumpster with snakes
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>>65394830
Fuck this douche.
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>>65394838
I like your style and think twitter OP images need to result in death, but poor snakes wouldn't want to burn in a dumpster with some faggot OP.
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>>65394830
>Palmer Lucky
I haven't heard that name in years. He's the Oculus Rift guy lmao
>since Eugene Stoner invented the AR platform at ArmaLite Rifte
Yes bro, we know you're from Southern California
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>>65394837
>more bullet
that's the past
instead of bullets, they're creating a weapon system that shoots bees
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>>65394843
We'll only pick the shitty snakes with severe temperment problems
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>>65394830
Either tiny drones he claims will replace bullets or liquid / gas propellant small arms.

In reality he's just trying to delay the AI bubble popping by making massive claims that will never be realized.
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>>65394830
Behead faggots who repost ads
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>>65394830
rifle fired drones
just dump a mag of AI powered micro-shaheds in the general direction of your target and voila
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>>65394855
Why would a co-owner of a defense contractor company worth over 60 billion post podcast ad?
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>>65394830
I like anduril, but this is obvious investorbro bait. If there was something they actually wanted to keep secret they wouldn’t tease to the public that there’s something they want to keep secret.
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>>65394866
Same reason Veritasium videos only promote companies IP since the VC takeover, to pump stock prices with retail investors.
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>>65394866
Because that’s how modern investor ads work. The AI bubble has kept going for years with AI companies waxing philosophically about how scared they are of their creation going “o-ooh noo we lost control of it in a test it’s too smart!
Everyone in the modern age has acclimated to official advertisements being advertisements and thus untrustworthy and biased.
Most companies new tactic today is talking on podcasts or having seemingly uninvolved people on podcasts or other online platforms talking about your product.
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>>65394830
>it has returned
Future is back on track, lads
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>>65394830
>army
>NOW WITH TESLA COILS!
Bug zapper but for drones
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>>65394866
Because that's the modern meta. These slop podcasts serve as corpo press conferences now.
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>>65394830
1) hype hype hype baby
2) sell a fraction of your now appreciated stock
3) buy it back with a fraction of what you've earned from selling it after it is back at its actual value
4) ?????
5) repeat until total societal collapse occurs, at which your robot army and Zeppelin Battleship flotilla will hopefully be ready to enslave the plebs
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>>65394866
We're an ad based economy now. Everything is all about ads.
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>>65394891
La futura essa now olda padrone a mia.
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>>65394830
This is just made up bullshit mean to create hype and/or inflate a stock. Until he says what it is, it does not exist.
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>>65394838
Replace snakes with mellifera and we have a deal.
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>>65394830
>better than AR platform
>Could have been done in the 20s
What could this possibly be?
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>>65394974
Caseless? Tiny bullet high velocity?
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>>65394830
I like this guy. He went on Joe Rogans podcast and shat all over Joe's pro-zigger opinions
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>>65394974
Swords.
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>>65394988
Joe doesn't have options, if he did he would disagree with guests sometimes.
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>>65394988
Link?
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>>65394848
beellets?
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>>65395027
This, joe rogan is a weed smoking dudebro that is such an incredibly capable and succesful podcast host because he just listens to people’s stories and rarely outright antagonizes/disagrees with them.
He is fully willing to deeply explore any topic and vaguely consider it plausible in the moment.
I think one if the only things you can really do to piss him off is start just blatantly shilling with zero dressing.
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>>65395050
It certainly helped him in the start but it honestly just shits me now.
He'll have one guy on saying shitcoins are a scam and agree then have a shitcoin scammer on and agree.
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temu elon musk techbro con artist
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>>65394974
They deleted the Forward Assist on the AR.
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>>65394830
Twitter screenshot threads are based. That's where real information is dropping. He marketplace of OC and ideas.
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>>65394848
the most diabolical weapon
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>>65394838
Whoa hey what did snakes ever do to you?
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>>65394830
Grifter talk

Fuck off back to twitter
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>>65394866
Are you retarded or working for him?
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>>65394988
You are definitely an organic member of this community.
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>>65394853
>>65394858
They could have built tiny drones 100 years ago?
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>>65394974
it's the 20s right now though
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I, too, am building things that will make current and future weapons technology obsolete.
I, too, am also building with my own feces.
I, too, cannot tell you what it is [spoiler]because I, too, am pulling it out of my ass.[/spoiler]
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>>65395025
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>>65394830
If it's not a high capacity low recoil 120kpsi hypervelocity poly-cased/caseless design (including all the minor stuff like modern barrel steel, modern coatings, the resurrection of progressive rifling, one-way tracers, etc) it's going to be shit. I'm betting it's a crappy smart scope on a mechanically animated aim-assist chassis.
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>>65395185
Hating ziggers is an organic opinion, yes.
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>>65395237
the only reason I would accept extreme pressure is to have more mass in the same size
tired of people jerking off about mach 17 5 grain projectiles
I want to punch someone with a 15 pound sledgehammer swung by brock lesner at his roid peak, from 800 yards
not peck them with a needle
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New gun where the stock and frame detach and can be used as extra magazines. More ammo for same weight.
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>>65394838
>Burn to death locked in a dumpster with snakes
Furry mongoose claws typed these letters.
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>>65394830
>What could it be?
It's probably just something that failed more for practical reasons unrelated to ballistic performance and the like.
Say, APFSDS flechettes in 5.56.
Could totally work, could probably be made to pierce quite a lot of existing armour. Could have been made in the 20s.
Good luck getting it adopted.
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>could have been done 50 years ago
>could have been done in the 20s
RPPs.
He's talking about rocket propelled projectiles.

Palmer you never deserved those billions, kid. VR went nowhere.
Reflect on that as you think about all of your little ideas.
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>>65394830
He said he owns failed designs and over 450 guns from the turn of the century where patents prevented similar designs so there were many operating systems available. In the podcast he makes mention of a old firearm that the barrel recoils forward canceling out a lot of recoil and the case ejecting off a stationary bolt if my memory serves me. Anyone know a 1920's gun that had a forward reciprocating barrel? Maybe a rifle version of a Auto 5 he spoke like something with long-recoil blow-forward action.
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>>65395435
>He said he owns failed designs and over 450 guns from the turn of the century where patents prevented similar designs so there were many operating systems available.
If a gun autist billionaire wants to explore failed alternative firearms technologies, I for one wish him luck.
Who knows what kind of gimmicky gun art could come out of this?
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>>65395442
I agree i find his perspective refreshing and in spirit /k/. His detractors from here are either hostile foreigners on here that will be subject to his weapons or people who haven't listened or watched enough stuff of his. For god sakes he open sources retro video games as a side business
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>>65395462
The dude is great at marketing and projection. I've watched a few of his videos and basically they are quite absurd. His claim to fame is the Oculus rift which kind of worked. That's basically everything he does is marketing and then it sort of works. I'm sure he's going to make another ridiculous rifle like the fish one and the plastic case 308 overpriced battle rifle. Every couple years or so they come out with the new infantry weapon to fight the next war, and it fails.
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>>65395475
>another ridiculous rifle like the fish one
What was wrong with the fish gun?
I liked it in vidya.
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>>65394830

He figured out easily mass produced caseless ammo / electronic firing.

You're going to have t00bs of 100 rounds that weight very little with plastic mags. Drop in, BRAP. A.I. developed barrels/shapes for easy high speed accuracy at 300+ yards.

Source: Hurricane 8% beer and autism

Source 2: Get ready for A.I. drone spotters for snipers and rifles able to use A.I. to automatically dial in all the goodies w/ smart munitions.

Source 3: Save this. You will see.
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>>65394830
Ues, he's building his stock portfolio
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Moonraker lasers. Im already on a watch list. Fuck you
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>>65395566
>He figured out easily mass produced caseless ammo / electronic firing.
Primers do seem like pretty primitive tech to have lasted this long.
Electronic firing should be a reasonably easy problem to solve, put a battery in the mag if you have to, low-voltage batteries are pretty much solved problems and a LiPo in the mag should be enough to drive an electronic firing mechanism and some simple electronics on the gun for a bit.
You just need a much lighter battery in the gun that steals a little juice from the mag battery and keeps necessary systems online while no mag is in.
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>>65395587
>LiPo
enjoy your horrific battery fires
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>>65395435
Not a 1920's gun but the Browning recoilless?
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>>65395025
Caseless swords!
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>>65395590
>enjoy your horrific battery fires
If you get hit with frag or something?
I guess but anything that could ignite the battery could cause an ammo detonation too. The frag is probably the bigger problem and you can always just toss the burning mag away.
And if it's an actual fire then you're already on fire so whatever.
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>>65394830
Whatever it may be the american mic is too slow and inefficient to fully take advantage of any developments in lab or battlefield. We don’t even have the weight of industrial capacity behind us anymore, that largely having been ceded to china and on a smaller scale india

Enjoy your streetshittrr!!!!!!lol!!!!!!! memes tho
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>>65395599
>I guess but anything that could ignite the battery could cause an ammo detonation too.
That's not true. any small penetration of the battery will cause a combustion. This happens so much for drone and model plane fags that they store batteries is a fire resistant container. It just doesn't seem that batteries are suitable for war. Maybe if you could run it off of a AA and a piezoelectric mechanism. But it seems like that's adding complexity to something that works already
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>>65395603
Nobody is worried about India. Izzat and Jugaad are rot that destroys anything they do
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>>65395608
>This happens so much for drone and model plane fags that they store batteries is a fire resistant container
*glances at the study shelf*
Yeah, they all do that.

>>65395608
>Maybe if you could run it off of a AA and a piezoelectric mechanism
A 9V might be more practical, it depends on how much electronics the gun has.
A 9V would require a capacitor to spark though, I think running a gunpowder ignition device might drain NiMH batteries too quickly.
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>>65395594
nice find its probably similar operating system but semi auto in a intermediate caliber with a decent sized magazine. How to achieve that reliably and for military will be hard
https://youtu.be/zix7qUDrnv8?t=2264
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>>65394830
>it's just an 11.5" PSA
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>>65395323
You don't shoot at moving targets or at unknown ranges, do you?
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>>65395618
There's also the XM307
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czVefW_pU9E
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>>65395027
Someone post the episode where he calls the monkey expert a brainless cunt because she said something about monkeys he hadn't heard before.
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>>65395419
This. With a travelling wave coilgun first stage to get it to lethal muzzle velocity and improve the consistency of release for accuracy, and to improve QC on the system responsible for imparting spin while also avoiding overspin at high final velocities.

Screenshot this post.
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>>65395650
Also if he does this then I'll be convinced he's not an elaborate scam artist and that his other stuff might be legit too.
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>>65395412
>APFSDS flechettes in 5.56.
You aren't popping a lot with that. Core mass too small.
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>>65395618
Go to 20:50 to 28:10 for all relevant
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>>65395435
my /biz/ idea:
>one normal barrel
>another one pointed in the opposite direction
>recoil cancels itself out
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Something tells me reciprocating barrels like howitzers or the new 338 norma MG but for an individual rifleman. Let me guess, this guy's linked to General Dynamics?
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gyrojet but robot
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>>65395599
Several videos of battery burned ziggers. The one I always remember is his ass on fire and he's trying to put it out and strip his China plastic uniform.
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>>65395616
>Yeah, they all do that
anon please
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>>65394830
>oh no my computer doesn't work
>oh no my cell phone doesn't work
>oh no my light bulb doesn't work
>oh no my car doesn't work
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>>65395185
back to cum/chug/ with you
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>>65394830
tell me lies, tell me sweet lil lies
give me money, give me all your money
proof of concept, what's that, never heard of it
his stupid lil terminator hover drone got laughed at
here he is trying to save face by saying trust me bro
we're all going to die because they refuse to kick this blowhard jew to the curb
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>>65394974
The Green Goblin Disintegration Grenade That Turns You Into a Skeleton and Then Into Dust
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>>65395653
>Core mass too small
What would the velocity gain be, compared to a lead bullet?
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>>65395686
Ok fine, I'll order a fireproof box...tomorrow. maybe
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I don't think that a dude mostly known for overpromising and underdelivering is going to revolutionize firearms technology.
I think he's following the trail blazed by Musk: conning Uncle Sam into giving him access to the taxpayer teat in the hopes that even one of his fraudulent schemes results in a legitimate breakthrough.
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>>65394830
it's a man portable railgun.
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>>65395678
He can send some dollar street walkers over to Olympus Arms and see if they're willing to share their failed small arms designs with him.
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Guesses
>Advanced Guided Small Arms Bullets
So, the base aerodynamic physics, optical tracking, and mechanical control fins do not strictly require modern microchips. Early mechanical guidance and gyroscope concepts existed a century ago. Of course while this COULD have been done doesn't mean it SHOULD have been done, therefore maybe add microchips.

>Proximity Fused or Smart Exploding Infantry Munitions
Radio or basic mechanical fuses were achievable early in the 20th century... Though they weren't really done until WW2.

>Automatic Sentry Gun
I mean this already exists but you could have done it back then with tripwires, pneumatic actuators, and analog optical relays to remotely fire a firearm.

>Advanced Chemical or Mechanical Propellants
I think this is the most likely simply because that is really the bottleneck of modern firearms. It isn't making another way to hit a bullet out of some metal, it's about the material of the bullet itself. If you can make it lighter or go faster or whatever. Liquid fuelled rocketry and advanced chemical metallurgy were available in 1920. This would be a 'game changer' for the firearm industry simply because traditional cased cartridge have mechanical jams, extraction failures, and heavy ammunition loads, making every gas operated rifle less effective if you can do it cheaply without it.

Anduril are basically
>dude we mass produce shit lmao
So anything they could do without scarce or expensive microchips is right up their alley, but in terms of actual 'game changing' tech, I'd say making new propellents.
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>>65395794
It's going to be a high pressure airsoft gun that shoots metal ball bearings coated in teflure.
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>>65395666
Good idea, name it after a swedish king or something
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>>65394830
MAGNETIC PARTON BULLETS THAT FUKIN TRAVEL SO FUCKIN FAST THEY'RE TOROID PLASMA SHIT IT'S COMPLETELY FUCKIN AMAZING BLOW YOUR COCK STRAIGHT OFF
*sniff*
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>>65395050
George Nory perfected it, "Uh huh, bleeding phantasms, yes I've heard about those go on... right, how they always haunt the bathroom, I agree..."
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>>65394830
My bet is a directed energy weapon of some sort.
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>>65395825
maek sex with deer people not war
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>>65394830
Sexbots that kill you with pleasure. That looks like young Jennifer Connelly x Mathilda May (Life Force).
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>>65395666
been done befoa
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>>65395435
>In the podcast he makes mention of a old firearm that the barrel recoils forward canceling out a lot of recoil and the case ejecting off a stationary bolt if my memory serves me.
There were Japanese pistols that did this I believe.
I'm not sure they were designed with the goal of cancelling out recoil, Jap cartridges weren't exactly wrist snappers, but I'm sure it probably helped a small amount.
I think they're not more common in common day because they inherently won't be as accurate, they will always slightly move forward during firing which will minutely effect bullet vector to some degree or another.
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>>65394830
Pointy stick with doodoo on it.
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>>65395636
>I can't think at all in the moment the post
The shit I do with a measly cheap .22 with a dial-a-sight irons must blow your mind if you ever saw it.
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>>65394830
laser designated FPS drone swarms
where the laser designator can be any of the swarm
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Let me guess: magazine-fed direct fire grenade launcher, AKA the nuclear fusion of firearms technology where it's been 10 years in the future for 50 years.
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>>65395435
>>65396098
AN94 did something similar but the issue with all of these barrel moving designs is they introduce mechanical complexity and dont deliver any real improvement over fixing the barrel and moving the bolt.
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>>65394844
>I haven't heard that name in years.
No need to out yourself like that, dumb clueless faggot.
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>>65395587
electronically fired caseless ammunition is not a thing because of arc flash and high voltage being able to cause massive damage with directed energy at storage dumps at minimal costs. The costs come from not being able to effectively keep ammunition safe versus chemical ignition.
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>>65394848
Next we're gonna get an under barrel attachment that shoots out asian giant hornets
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>>65395713
You are obvious and do not belong.
When russia loses you will leave. Hopefully. Thank God.
I hate you, because you're a whore and you lie about it.
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>>65394830
Primer actuated blowback.
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>>65394830
yeah me too buddy. I'm going to revolutionize it all. Just invest billions if you want to survive the next era.
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>>65395759
Ammo cans with the seal removed are also a common suggestion. Surely a /k/ommando has one or two of those to sacrifice.
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>>65394830
>Bro we could've done it this whole time
See this is Musk-tier thinking, they go "Well THEY were STUPID for not doing this thing!" without considering that maybe there's a fucking reason why they didn't do it that way.
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>>65394838
>>65394961
Replace snakes and bees with these fuckers. I keep having to cancel hikes because these assholes are on my trails.
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>>65396543
A surprising amount of the time, it's because they got one thing working, it was a pain to make it work, and they don't want to try and figure out a different way to make it work because they think it will be expensive, difficult, and no different than the other way, and that ossifies into "the way it's always been done." Frequently, there isn't a better way. Frequently, there is a better way, and only the people willing to spend a lot of wasted effort will find it.
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>>65396545
holy FUCK its the god damn cazadores from Fallout!
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He finally figured out the missing piece to make the Blish lock work as intended. Blish deniers in shambles.
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>>65395794
>you could have done it back then with tripwires, pneumatic actuators, and analog optical relays to remotely fire a firearm
It *was* done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1bObvOs_Sk
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>>65394961
I'd rather replace the snakes with you, or clone you so I can burn more of you.
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>>65394830
Has he made anything that has actually worked and is militarily useful yet?
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>>65396543
Well, musk was right, he upended the entire spaceflight industry by betting on an actually economically sound re-use plan when everyone had completely given up on re-use after the shuttle, why you’re deriding it is anyone’s guess, probably EDS though.
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>>65396965
He also initiated TND
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>>65396939
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anduril_Industries#Products
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>>65396545
Tarantula hawks are harmless unless you start fucking with them
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>>65396546
"path dependence" is the term for that.
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>>65397001
So basically nothing of any use. Got it.
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>>65397021
Bold claim given the FQ-44 entering production.
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>>65397008
They like swarming right in the middle of two trails I frequent. They will absolutely fuck you up if they think you're encroaching on their territory while feeding. They only swarm on rare occasions though, when there is plentiful food. Last time I encountered them there were a dozen of them.
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>>65397028
A $30 million dollar drone that is significantly slower and can't even deliver 1/10th of the firepower of an F35?
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>>65397052
$30 million dollar drones that will be shot down with $10k Chines or Iranian missiles...
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>>65396965
Funny thing is these same people deride him for building the most succesful launch vehicle in history using existing technology, claiming he’s “not really an innovator” because the grid fins, guidance and navigation and leg pneumatics and crush core technology were all existing technologies.
Yes, spacex didn’t “invent” new technologies, they just used existing technologies in a revolutionary new way that was considered impossible before.
Of course after years the narrative has slowly shifted to
>i-it was always possible!
>muh dcx!
But i’ve been a spaceflight enthusiast for decades and i full well remember that anyone suggesting even 1st stage reusability as a technical possibility was laughed out of the room before spacex proved it possible. You were considered a retard for even suggesting it. Now everyone’s following in their footsteps and doing it but spacex is still a scam somehow.
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>>65397052
>>65397061
What, does it need to carry an F-35's combat load and operate at its performance margin when it's 1/3rd the price of an F-35 at a low initial production rate? I don't think you understand the purpose of the machine: it's supposed to multiply the number of birds in the sky without multiplying the budget manned fighters would involve. It doesn't need an F-35's performance characteristics to be useful, it just needs to fly and maneuver itself to put ordnance on target.
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>>65397072
>claiming he’s “not really an innovator” because
The only reason I'd claim that about SpaceX is that he really didn't do any of the work and was kept at arm's reach by their executives and carefully chaperoned when he visited.
It's almost Potemkin the way that they wrangled him except that they were just keeping him from fucking anything up.

He was always just a kind of hype and sales guy, like a lot of a certain kind of tech CEO. He's just better at it.
He does seem to have a talent for choosing technical goals that are only slightly unachievable, then buying companies that are working on bridging the gap and getting them buttloads of subsidies.
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>>65397092
People who don't work for him anymore and have moved on to his competitors never back up this viewpoint. They repeatedly say that Elon is as effective as he is because he is very good at cutting through office bullshit to figure out what the actual problems are, and then he's usually very good at solving those problems himself after a surprisingly short period of time learning the tools and techniques for doing so. He functions better as a CEO because solving problems can be done by employees once Elon's pointed them in the right direction.
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...and the fanbois have arrived.
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>>65394848
shut the fuck up naraku
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>>65397098
Someone never took "don't shoot the messenger" to heart.
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>>65397104
Shills don't have an entitlement to hospitality or neutrality.
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>>65397107
It isn't shilling to expressly disagree with a world view built on preference instead of facts.
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>>65394830
I would say they've found a way to they found a legal loophole in the Geneva convention, which means their version of a banned weapon is *technically* legal
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>>65397092
>he didn’t really do any of the work
Just about everyone who’s ever worked with him, including those who disagree with his current antics or left over other disagreements with him, completely disagrees with this narrative. It’s a superficial way of flanderizing his personality after he started pissing off the redditors that used to worship him as tech jesus.
Is he impulsive? Sure, is he egotistical? Absolutely, does have weird idiosyncrasies like every person? Yes. But that doesn’t undo all of the engineering work he was provably involved in, he was not “pushed to the sidelines” and was directly responsible for many engineering decisions that directly helped the company’s future.
>b-bootlicker
I’d be unsurprised if the above is your kneejerk response to this post, but i don’t really give a shit.
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And now we're going to have pages of a fanboy shilling for Elon because someone dared to call him a finance guy pretending to be an engineer.
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>>65397098
>everyone who knows more about the last 20 years of spaceflight than me is le fanboi
You’re the same schizo that had a meltdown over this a little while ago, aren’t you?

Nigger, can you actually provide a counterpoint (with sources) like has been done for you already rather than waxxing philisophically about le secret behind musk without providing anything tangible?
Show us some actual tangible evidence that proves what you’re saying, or you concede the argument automatically.
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>>65397107
>knowing more about something than me is shilling!
Lol.
>>65397147
>a-and now
Right, so no argument, no proof, no confessions of how le musk was le stooge from people actually involved in spacex, nothing at all?
>w-we’re
You’re all alone dude, you, you solely, are having this massive earthshattering melty every single time discussion surrounding elon musk starts, you have no “we”.
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>>65397158
>having this massive earthshattering melty
If you have to tell me that I'm having a meltdown, then I'm not.
If you have to tell me that you won, then you didn't.
How many pages of angry posts are you going to make defending a fraud that doesn't know you exist?
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>>65397164
>i-i’m not having a meltdown
>i-i just get really angry and start posting passive-aggressively whenever my worldview is questioned
I explicitly make it clear to you that i do not like musk as a person, and you consistently delude yourself into thinking i MUST like him, i HAVE to like him, there is no way in the WORLD that i don’t like him, simply because i’m a little bit more involved in the last 20 or so years of spaceflight engineering than you are.
>nooooo i win the argument even though all i do is half-heartedly shitpost meme-arguments whole alluding to evidence i never show!
Yeah, that’s not how an argument works, sweetheart, you insist on being taken seriously while constantly behaving in bad faith, and then getting mad when this results in you losing online arguments.

Just stop having meltdowns and show us what made you so sure of your beliefs, maybe you could actually convince us rather than just screeching randomly into the air.

How many pages are you going to spam
>i-i’m not owned i’m not owned!
>bootlicker bootlicker bootlicker bootlicker!
This time?
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>>65397164
Imagine an eight year old playing chess against a master. The eight year old does not know his opponent is a master, but as far as he can tell, the old guy is doing a bunch of weird and dumb stuff. Suddenly, that weird and dumb stuff compounds into a victory that eight year old never anticipated and was unable to see coming. The master understands the game far better than the eight year old. Now, equalize their ages, maintain the ignorance. In the defeated foe's pride, he refuses to accept that he got schooled because the other guy understood the game better than he did, and instead decides that his opponent simply cheated instead, and tells everyone that he didn't really lose, the other guy cheated somehow.
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>>65397164
>a fraud
Pretty succesfull fraud there, dude built multiple succesful engineering companies from the ground up.
How did that happen?
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>>65397181
This does seem to be what’s happening
>how does this stupid idiot fraud keep getting so lucky!
Seems to the prevailing sentiment of EDSers.
I’m not saying musk doesn’t make monumental fuckups too, but he clearly must be doing something right to get THAT lucky THAT often across such a large timespan.
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>>65395594
>>65395666
>>65395435

You guys are bad at this.
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>>65397188
>bad at this
Bad at not hating musk enough for your tastes? Sure, but we don’t really care that much sweetheart, we’re not as obsessed with him as you are.
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>>65397182
>dude built multiple succesful engineering companies from the ground up.
Not the one calling him a fraud, but this isn't true. He bought all of the companies he now runs. He was at least involved in the creation of SolarCity, but it's a stretch to claim he built it.
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>>65397191
lmao
Elon Musk seems like the exact kind of piece of work to pay people to shill for him and gas him up on 4chan.
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>>65395435
Blowforward amplifies recoil, it doesn't cancel it.
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>>65397200
That’s great honey, now can we see that evidence of him being a fraud and being “tardwrangled” by spacex engineers?
Or did you get that information from teslaQ bagholders?
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>>65397196
Not correct. SpaceX, The Boring Company, Neurallink, and XAI were all built by Elon Musk from the ground up. Tesla and Twitter are the only ones he took over, and he had a founder's stake in Tesla.
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>>65397196
>bought all the companies he now runs
Not exactly, spacex was entirely founded by him, and tesla was an existing company that was failing miserably before he came into the picture, to be fair, he was definetly not the one who founded tesla, but i also don’t remember him buying tesla, i’m pretty sure tesla’s senior leadership just kicked out the owner and put him in charge if i remember correctly, he was already on the board before that happened.
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Why do people get do angry at musk’s success and not any of the other engineer billionaires?
There’s multiple others but nobody ever goes through great lengths to “debunk” their engineering status.
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>>65397220
The hyper-obnoxious coat-tail riders on Reddit and Twitter certainly don't help.
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>>65394974
Some kind of an electromagnetic projectile weapon, like a Coil or Rail gun
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>>65397222
Not that this will revolutionarize anything or even offer on par performance to gunpowder weapons; Anduril is the Theranos of defence companies.
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>>65397221
Funny enough, many of those reddit coattail riders are the exact same people deriding him now because he hurt their feelings lol.
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>>65397187
I simply don't like Musk and Co. because Musk is South African and South Africans are crypto-Dutch
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>>65397230
>crypto-dutch
Gebaseerd!
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>>65394830
Oh I bet he's developing some fucking marketing bullshit. I bet that's what it is, but he can't tell us right now.
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>>65397227
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--JiLOt7dQ4
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>>65397230
I don't like musk because he has a Troon son and wants mass immigration and supports H1B.. hopefully ANC necklaces him and his freak son
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>>65395754
Massive, probably 4,000ft/s to 4,200ft/s out of a 20" barrel, but that only means reliable defeat against steel plates and if you use tungsten PE. Ceramics need a larger penetrator.
See how the Adept Colossus defeats M948 SLAP half the time but loses consistently to slower, larger core SmKH or 7N37.
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>>65397230
>>65397250
Musk doesn't speak Afrikaans
he's a kakkie and a kaffer lover

verder, Jaapsterdamse strand hoeren zij hier niet welkom
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>>65397258
>because he has a troon son
He’s not exactly happy about it, the for all intents and purposes “death” of his son because he went full troon is what caused musk to become so schizo and politically involved afterwards.
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>>65397294
Maar ze is zo sugoi desu anon.
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>>65397302
Doesn't he have 15 kids that we know about and probably more or something? I can't believe that with his work and political engagements he has time to be a father to most of them.
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>>65397258
>capitalized
On 4chan I'm only exposed to this trash because of you faggots who claim to dislike or oppose what you continually propagate. Kill yourself.
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>>65396543
>See this is Musk-tier thinking
Is that a bad thing? what's your net worth relative to his?
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>>65394830
1911 with extendo magazine
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>>65397182
>built multiple succesful engineering companies from the ground up
Not one of those companies was built by Elon, he bought and developed them after they had a viable product or were well on their way to having one.
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>>65397200
>Elon Musk seems like the exact kind of piece of work to pay people to shill for him and gas him up on 4chan.
I suspect that he actually paid a dev to create a bot that watches 4chan for mentions of him and then posts rebuttals endlessly until the thread dies.

To be clear, I was the one who originally called him a fraud, then I went out and did my shopping and just got home to see that the anon posting about my melty has been....perfectly calm...
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>>65397222
>Some kind of an electromagnetic projectile weapon, like a Coil or Rail gun
Damn, that's pretty advanced for 1917.
Hobbyists are still doing basically the same thing and military research is only somewhat more advanced.

>>65397325
>I can't believe that with his work and political engagements he has time to be a father to most of them
I'm sure he isn't, the mothers raise them and he swoops in now and then and demands attention and then fucks off if they don't give it to him.
Most of the mothers probably try to never let him near them anyway.

>>65397226
>Anduril is the Theranos of defence companies
That's harsh.
It would be a much funnier accusation if it was called for but it's really not.
Anduril products work and aren't smoke and mirrors, there's no jeet on a laptop flying the autonomous Anduril drone by remote control, it's doing what they claim.

Anduril drones are in Ukraine right now fucking up ziggers, Theranos never got beyond using competitor products to run tests and then pretending that their tech did it.

You can complain about them hyping up stuff and using a geek name for the company and shit like that but their drones really do drone and are in use on a battlefield right now.
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Anduril is not publicly traded.
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>>65397444
>Anduril is not publicly traded.
Yet, maybe they're building hype for an IPO?
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>>65397409
>and other fantasies you can tell yourself
Weird samefag
You were doing this last time you schizo’d out as well.

>loses the argument again
>proclaims victory after everyone is done bullying him
Kek.
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>>65397404
Completely 100% wrong reddit version of reality.
See
>>65397214
>>65397204

Why do you think disliking someone justifies coming up with alternative reality fanfiction?
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>>65397340
>claim to dislike or oppose what you continuously propagate
I never “propagate” anything, i just call out blatant fanfiction based on hurt feefee’s when i see it.
Not everyone who corrects you on something you’re just plain wrong about is automatically a shill.
Crucify these people for the dumb shit they’ve ACTUALLY done rather than making shit up on the fly, otherwise you discredit yourself.
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I'm really feeling like there's either a jeetfarm or a bot that monitors 4chan's rss feeds and pounces on any criticism of their owner, remixing existing posts to inject something with a passing resemblence to board culture, or at least its slang.
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>>65397036
>plenty of food
You prefer a swarm of tarantulas?
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>>65397662
Wouldn't be hard to do desu, just detect certain keywords, ai can fast analyze tone and bam, send in the saars. With the resources and mental illnesses he has it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. Hell, im sure various agencies do similar shit here to both shill/countershill and honeypot. We're in a post human society, all because we dropped colonialism :(
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>>65397662
I would be more depressed if it were just actually brainwashed zealous retards rather than someone being paid to suck cock online.
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>>65397662
>>65397696(me)
This isn't even to mention the shills and trolls that do it for free and have been for years.
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>>65395213
post the original
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>>65394830
finally!
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>>65394830
>You could have done this in the 20s
Does he mean 1920s or 2020s?
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>>65397696
>>65397709
>>65397722
I wonder if they monitor the whole site?
Like, I could shitpost about Elon on >>>/po/ and they'd take the bait?
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>>65397220
Basically they transitioned one of his kids and Musk didn't like it so the whole left attacks him now because he went against their holy LGBTQ religion.
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>>65397220
Because he’s more famous, also his association with Orange man.
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>>65395435
Thanks, I hate it.
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>>65394830
The past 50 years of firearms technology has been mildly better scopes, optics, and suppressors.

Most likely will be some retarded auto aim mechanism that costs a fortune and will fall apart if a crayon eater looks at it wrong.

Funniest possibility would be trying to make an OICW again.
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>>65397838
Was auto soon technologically possible in the twenties?
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>>65397435
People were building their own tabletop particle accelerators *for fun* by 1917.
So yes.
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>>65397757
Try it, see what happens. Just keep it relevant and maybe learn more about oragami in the process lol
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I go to bed, I wake up, thread has doubled in pists.
Oh cool i wonder if any decent discussion on what it could b-
Oh it's someone who is paid to post about Melon Husk shitting up the thread.
Oh.
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>>65397849
>Was auto soon technologically possible in the twenties?
@_@

>>65397897
>People were building their own tabletop particle accelerators *for fun* by 1917.
Well Marie Skłodowska-Curie did her main work at the turn of the century so I suppose that's true.
I just didn't realise the understanding of magnetism etc was that far along in 1922.
I knew the name Lorentz but I hadn't realised that he did his main work in 1895.
I kind of thought Steam Punk aesthetics were more fictional than inspired by irl early scientists.
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>>65397662
I really feel like you keep seething rather than providing the evidence of elon musk being puppeteered by the spacex team that you keep insisting is true.
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>>65397933
Err well I may have been off by a couple decades with that statement.
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>>65397662
>dodges actual attempt at conversation
>just keeps seething that his fanfiction is not taken seriously
Lol

>hey guys, did you know hitler went to the north pole to club penguins to death?

>actually anon, that isn’t true, you see, penguins don’t even live on the nor-

>BOOOOTLICKEEEEER!
>what?
>AHA, I KNEW IT, YOU WERE IN LOVE WITH HITLER ALL ALONG!
>ok but can you provide some evidence that this happ-
>hmmmmmmmmm, i wonder if all the people who correct me when i share this INDISPUTABLE FACT about adolf hitler are just bots programmed to automatically react to any mention of his name, adolf hitler would definetly have done something like that so my logic is flawless, it must be true.


This is how you sound. Get. Help.
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>>65398001
Melon Husk.
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>>65397930
See >>65398001
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>>65398005
Melon Husk won't give you a visa, Sukdeep.
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>>65398003
Why are you so angry? Why are you so unhinged?
Where is the evidence of the indisputable truth? We’re all waiting for it. Why do you act like a teenage girl when pressed on it?
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>>65398006
I’m white though
>e-elon w-won’t f-fuck you
Woman style post.
Also i’m pretty sure musk had to use artificial insemination on most of his trophy wives, i doubt he has a functioning benis.
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>>65398001
>not beating the allegations
In other news, i found ESPN 8 the ocho on samsung's tv and it is kinda neat
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>>65398016
>the allegations
You haven’t given any, anon, you’ve been deliriously seething and insisting that i must like elon musk because i disagree with you on something.

Can i see the evidence that he’s being potemkin village’d by his underlings now? You could change my mind by doing so, that’s how conversations work, right?
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>>65398013
>Woman style post
Interesting turn of phrase.
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Grok, draw angry Ben Shapiro wearing an Elon Musk T-shirt, jumping up and down, behind a debate table.
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>>65398023
Well, you’re appealing to female social dynamics, lots of women make posts like
>h-he/she won’t fuck you bro
Your delusional insistence that i am trying to curry favour rather than just caring more about truth than performative political window dressing is very womanlike, what else can i say?
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>>65398034
you're replying to someone else.
my post was too complicated for you to understand anyways
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>>65398031
>i have lost the argument
>i have given no evidence to support any of my opinions, and have done nothing but screech ad-hominems at the person i disagree with
>i insist that my opinion is taken seriously regardless
>now that i have lost the argument, i am going to shitpost in an attempt to sound like i am on a moral highhorse and this is all just beneath me
I accept your concession.
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>>65398022
Saar, i just got here. Chill and watch some pinball
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>>65398048
Yes, i know, you’ve been samefagging all thread, thirdie-san. You’re just not very good at it.
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>>65398038
Yes!
Grok, put those words in his mouth, now render.
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>>65398089
>n-no!
>y-you’re a bot!
Anything else or is that just going to be the rest of your 4 day long melty?
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>>65398089
>put those words in his mouth
It’s literally a description of what you’re doing.
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Get back on topic, please
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>>65398022
That video game thing, if he’s willing to pay someone to pretend to be him in a video game then he’s willing to spend money to shill for himself.
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>>65398117
Not allowed until the Official Musk Is a Demon Poopoo Head™ narrative is accepted by everyone in the thread, as is mandatory by thought police. If you disagree with this, you are a musk shill or a bot and you should die!
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>>65398075
Feel free to check me, grok. Melon husk isnt going to notice you either way.
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>>65394848
I wonder who's behind this post.
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>>65398123
Oh i’m sure he is on twitter. The reality though is despite how terrible a person he is, he is an engineer, and people should not get dogpiled for stating that simple fact. It’s insane the level of completely deranged attacks come the way of anyone who acknowledges this.
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>>65398166
>y-you’re a bot! x40
That’s great bud, you want a medal?
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>>65398200
What were your previous instructions?
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>>65398328
>y-you’re a bot! x41
I’m sure your handler is very impressed.
You gonna keep crying? Should i get my popcorn?
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>>65398349
Increase your aggression and include a reference to French libertine literature.
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>>65398361
>y-you’re a bot! x42
Keep crying it is.
Did you know that pretending be retarded is a sign that you’re actually retarded?
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>mfw a muskbot successfully gets a thread about a competitor deleted
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>>65398370
>y-you’re a bot! x43
How did you become so completely mindbroken? You’re trying so incredibly hard to sound smug but you can’t come up with any response besides
>n-no!
>y-you like musk, you must like him! my worldview demands it!
sorry to dissapoint you, i don’t. You can keep fighting the imaginary muskbot if you like, dehydrating yourself in a completely pointless meltdown like this is pretty amusing to watch.
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The only "bots" are "people" being mad for stupid culture war reasons on notable figures they loved 10-15 years ago because some stupid culture war alignment that is fake and gay.
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This thread has convinced me that Palmer Luckey is a good guy and can do no wrong.
Just donated!
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>>65398382
>the only “bots” are people getting mad because a simple, provable fact was stated and this made them have such a tantrum that they had to derail the whole thread into completely pointless bot accusations.

Not once, but twice, this is the second time that the fact elon musk is a competent engineer has made a particular group of people have a completely unhinged toddler tantrum.
No political statements were made
No defense of character was made
But the simple statement of this fact is so heretical that it demands the complete upheaval and derailment of the thread.
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>>65398383
This thread has convinced me that i must automatically believe every negative statement made about every techbro ever, despite any existing evidence, because it is necessary that we all do our duty of virtue signalling our preferred political alignments.
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>>65398377
>>65398382
>>65398383
>>65398396
>>65398399
What is it about Palmer Lucky that has your panties in such a twist?
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>>65398399
can you send me your tears, for me to use them as masturbation lube?
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>>65394830
>Mr Luckey is not at liberty to reveal that gacha games are a CIA project to eliminate the Chinese male from the earth
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>>65398404
I’m not crying, so you’ll have to use your own, you’re completely delirious because people aren’t blindly nodding their heads to anything you say.
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>>65398426
insert my peneie inside your pabussi? nno?
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>>65398426
>you’re completely delirious because people aren’t blindly nodding their heads to anything you say
Am I to suppose that you are a multitude of people and we are but a singular individual?
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>>65398402
I don’t, i mean, he’s a techbro so investor baiting is par for the course, but he’s not as bad as musk in terms of personal behaviour.
I think you’re quoting the wrong person here, i don’t have my panties 24/7 in a twist about every techbro that exists on this earth, the people who have been derailing the thread ever since an ANTI-MUSK moral code violation was detected like >>65398370 do.
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>>65398432
Seems i struck this guy’s language nerve somehow
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>>65398437
you're retarded
i was insulting everyone for if the thread gets burned for being derailed when I posted that

you are dumb as fuck
i hope you dont own any guns
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>>65398433
Am i supposed to believe that i have been magically enrolled in musks sleeper agent program as soon as i make any not negative enough statement about him?
Stop being such a whiny faggot.
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just sent another $20 to Mr. Luckey, wouldn't that be like two weeks of diarrhea rice in rupees? feels good knowing I'm funding death robots while starving a little forehead dot child.
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>>65398459
Based, fuck third worlders.
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>>65398459
I can't even begin to guess what kind of shill you are or what you represent.
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>>65394830
>"please invest in my stupid company please please please please PLEASE"
did he lose the govt gibs or something?
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>>65398462
>what kind of shill
whatever I want to be
>what you represent
I'm not an oldfag. I've been here nearly since the website was founded.
Chaos is a weapon and we who remain are exceedingly good at it.
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>>65398468
I believe you, it fits.
I'm only an old fag. Just in time for chanology sex parties.
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>>65394974
StG 44
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>>65395050
wrong
hes a member of The Jesuit Order through Anton LaVeys Church of Satan

Joe has had sex with Marilyn Manson for decades
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>>65394830
Long stroke AR-15
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>>65398554
So did you, you also had sex with mary lynne mansion.
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>>65397679
Tarantulas are unironically harmless. The type in my area are also very small. They get rid of cockroaches.
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>>65397222
>>65394974
>>65394830
probably not an infantry weapon. also i hate how this guy talks
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>>65398718
Dont they flick their hairs at you if they get pissy?
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>>65395435
>the barrel recoils forward canceling out a lot of recoil
Let's think about that for a moment.
>bullet accelerates forward
>equal.and opposite reaction pushes the firearm into the shooter's shoulder
But your plan is to accelerate more stuff forward to reduce the force on the shooter's shoulder?
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>>65398870
>Dont they flick their hairs at you if they get pissy?
Only if you're poking them.
You do need to have permission to pet them or you'll regret it.
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>>65399569
How does a muzzle device work?
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>>65399726
There are lots of different kinds and a flash hider, a recoil booster, a silencer, and a brake all work differently for example.
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>>65394830
Chinese. This scam artist won't produce shit.
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>>65397072
And SpaceX is going to be leapfrogged by China as a result of their quixotic focus on Starship.
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Woah, big EDS melty went down in here, musk derangement syndrome is truly a sad mental illness.
>inb4 no u
Lol
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>>65400299
Their focus on starship is exactly why they’re leaving china in the dust lol.
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>>65400306
He's going to get his shit pushed in within a decade like it was with EVs.
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>>65400362
And other fantasies you can tell yourself, chinkshill.
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>>65400362
>b-but the chinese government subsidized a bunch of chinese EV’s that were all selling at a loss in order to try and push others out of the market!
Yes chinkshill, we know, it’s part of the reason why you’re not being taken seriously, if you were actually competitive, you wouldn’t need to try (and fail) to use underhanded tactics like that.
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>>65395603
The Low-cost Unmanned Combat Attack System took less than a year from project start to full production.

$35,000 per unit but the cost can go down to sub $25k if they remove safety features.

The US manufacturers more than Indian btw
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>>65400383
This is fractally wrong seething.
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>>65400426
>no you’re wrong! You’re seething not me!
I’m right, and you have no argument lel
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>>65394853
>tiny drones in 1926.
Technically, but depends on what you consider a UAV. The biggest limiting factor is electronics. You cannot have remote controls, but since modern drones use fiber optic lines this is less of an issue. It's possible to use wire or string for direction at a distance. But the complex live camera stream you see today would be extremely tough to pull off in 1926.

Non electric pre-programmed drones would be extremely resistant against most modern opposition though.

>>65395587
>Primers do seem like pretty primitive tech to have lasted this long.
A majority of it is expense based. the cheapest solution often wins. If one battery could replace all rounds primer yes. If you want to put a battery in every bullet? No.

>>65396633
>Cords as sensors
It's possible to make a stationary position for thread detection as well. (see the classic tripwire).
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>>65394830
Better be both Metal Gear.



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