@kimholder understood. At this point, Moonwards content creation mainly consists of well-studied 3D modeling, correct?

Regarding psychoactives, sorry to hear your interest in them was tied closely to the darkest side of them. Hopefully those problems don't continue to be too close to home. My interest was in the pharmokinetics and cultural effects of psychedelics. I went from chemistry to forestry and agriculture though - both our interests shifted. Anyway, I read some of the drug law section of the site on psychedelics and it seems very well researched!

yes, i am trying very hard to make a prototype colony that will be the template for further work, and the example i trot around as i try to get funding and support for expanding the project.

i'm afraid that the reality of living in Michoacan, Mexico is that the dark side of drugs is very present in your life. i restrain myself constantly in what i say. one day i'll go on and on about it to anyone who will listen, but that day hasn't arrived yet.

That said, psychedelics are very interesting, and it is a shame that they are illegal. The case for that is very weak indeed.

Donald Sadoway - ahh, he is the ambri guy himself, I see now

ambri?

Donald Sadoway has a TED talk i'm quite fond of, on the topic of batteries made of layered electrolytes, like mentioned in the article you linked.

he looks like he's a great professor

ambri.com

I'm waiting for their batteries for quite a long time now )))

oh yeah! yeah, i know what you mean. it sounds so good. :)