They actually didn’t say what type of kryptonite it would act like. It could turn your powers off, kill you, change your sex, or turn you evil for all we know
To an extremely minor degree, this is unironically true! Nitrogen is a very mild intoxicant. You only notice the effects at high pressures, but we're actually always slightly intoxicated by atmospheric nitrogen and we're just used to it.
Some researchers did a study where people did reaction time tests in the normal atmosphere and in a mixture where all the nitrogen was replaced by helium (which has no noted intoxicating effects at any pressure). People had a statistically significant 9.3% decrease in reaction time the helium-oxygen mixture, regardless of which order the tests were carried out in. Effectively, we're always being very slightly sedated.
so what you're saying is that if one wants to be a top e-sports player, they have to have a pressurized room that's continuously pumped with a helium-oxygen breathing mixture? brb calling the local contractor
2000s are pretty much all screwed. To add on though. 2008 is oxygen, so RIP to them as well. It’s ironic, the thing that we need to live is also what kills you.
In general the late 90s are set. Berkelium (97) may as well functionally not exist at all. There's about 10 grams of Californium, there's less than a single gram of 97.
Californium is the heaviest element which currently has practical applications, but it is for niche uses such as nuclear reactor start-up, to detect underground water and other applications which require a portable fast neutron source.
97 is the synthetic element Berkelium and only a gram has ever been made in history as its only use is for the scientific research of "hey we made an element"
A couple years ago now I think, I gave chatGPT my reddit username and told it to find out my real name. With some mild guiding and cross-platform data doxxing, it did, despite my own poisoned data on here.
It's already easy for AI to identify you. Xth letter of your name, Name and date of birth only makes it trivial.
Sure. Issue is that the same account people comment on this post from may also have commented on those "the first three letters of your first name, the last 3 letters of your last name and the suffix -ere make your fantasy name!" posts, and maybe mentioned their star sign in another, follow some subreddits for their home city, have mentioned their gender, maybe their race, etc. A dedicated individual with a couple hours, or increasingly, an AI, could very easily collate tens of thousands of comments from across a few years and likely figure out a great deal about a person. The best policy is to be very, very careful about any personal information you post, anywhere.
Many people include the last two digits of their birth year into their passwords. The chances that OP or anyone would be able to get anything useful out of this thread is almost nill so I wouldn't worry. But social hacking is one of the best ways to get access to stuff you shouldn't have access to
Also, the data can always be scavenged among several post. With that said, even more info about you could be public and that doesn't mean a problem if you are aware of it.
This is as dumb as those Facebook posts where "your Harry Potter name is your mother's maiden name, the street you grew up on, and your first pet's name"
Commonly used in the production of semiconductors, so its present in most electronics. Used in many common detergents. Also used in some industrial insecticides specifically because it isn't toxic to mammals.
Unless you get something that doesn't exist in nature you're pretty much living on borrowed time.
Isn't Boron like super common in every day appliances? If your house is insulated with fiberglass insulation it'll contain a bit of it. In it's pure elemental form probably not but boron is essentially in a lot of things
Probably? I don't know Superman personally, but I think if boron were replaced with kryptonite, he'd probably be just as useful as he is currently... nerfed to human status if you will... most of the time anyway
Lithium is a rare enough element in daily life (it is fairly common in and of itself). I mean what even uses that? Rockets? If I am functionally a kriptonian I can go to space whenever
Einsteinium was quite the funny coincidence, also a bonus anyone trying to get their hands on it has to find a way to contend with a ton of radiation lol
Well shit guess I can never eat certain fruits and nuts again. As someone who doesn’t actually have a peanut allergy, I’d almost rather get Hydrogen and just die instantly than live without peanut butter
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