The kids born today may be the last generation that are solely ￼born in 1g

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

Different planets with different gravitational acceleration are going to create different kinds of humans

It’s only going to get weirder from here on out!

Imagine the long-term evolutionary implications! Wild to think about.

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trying to sound smart /doingnumbers

is it a bet on space hospitals or space artificial wombs

a potential trick to show your kid:

put a bowling or weight on a bed
drop a marble on the bed
the bed is space
ball dents space. 
space dent pulls marble and ball together

I tried teaching my 2 year old about gravity last night.

"Why does it fall to the ground"

<tries to explain>

"But why?"

I wonder what the democratization curve of space travel will look like, though. We’re a century into commercial flights, and barely 10-15% of all humans alive today have ever been on a plane.

I suspect we’re still *many* generations (as in, multiples of ~20 years) away from any meaningful intake of space farers.

Cool to think about… there’s a similar stat about kids born after 1st November 2000 having never shared the earth with all other humans (from when the ISS was permanently occupied)