June 23, 20221 min read, 273 words
Published: June 23, 2022 | 1 min read, 273 words
Iowa State University mathematician Alexander Abian was a quiet man with a bold idea: He believed that blowing up the moon would solve most of humanity’s problems. In thousands of posts on Usenet, he maintained that destroying the moon would eliminate Earth’s wobble, canceling th...
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Jun 24
I am stealing a quote from the end of this article to use for confrontational moments. Content is a quick fun read with some incredible out of the box thinking. An argument is posed against the idea of removing the moon to stabilize Earth. I found myself biased in favor of keeping the moon in spite of tidal waves and other natural activities that interfere with people living their best lives.
Jun 24