In this respect, their page for hacking baguettes by sun&sea is my personal favourite
https://100r.co/site/solar_cooking_experiment.html
100Rabbits is like the coming true of Grothendieck's 1972 permatech lecture given at CERN*
https://github.com/Lapin0t/grothendieck-cern
>"I think that agriculture, stockbreeding, decentralized energy production, medicine of a certain kind, very different from the medicine that prevails today, will come to the fore. It's impossible to say which part purely creative joy will play in these new developments. My hope is, it will be a creative development in which there will be no essential difference between conceptual activities and manual physical activities. When people become masters of their own needs to the point where an appreciable part of their creativity remains free---and this will take a time we can't predict, it may be a generation, it may be ten, no one knows---at that point, anyone, not just a certain scientific elite, will be able to devote a significant part of their time to purely creative, purely speculative, purely playful research"
*which I (or 1 of you?!) will post soon (Thanks Bluestein for showing the best time to post this stuff!)
https://100r.co/site/solar_cooking_experiment.html
100Rabbits is like the coming true of Grothendieck's 1972 permatech lecture given at CERN*
https://github.com/Lapin0t/grothendieck-cern
>"I think that agriculture, stockbreeding, decentralized energy production, medicine of a certain kind, very different from the medicine that prevails today, will come to the fore. It's impossible to say which part purely creative joy will play in these new developments. My hope is, it will be a creative development in which there will be no essential difference between conceptual activities and manual physical activities. When people become masters of their own needs to the point where an appreciable part of their creativity remains free---and this will take a time we can't predict, it may be a generation, it may be ten, no one knows---at that point, anyone, not just a certain scientific elite, will be able to devote a significant part of their time to purely creative, purely speculative, purely playful research"
*which I (or 1 of you?!) will post soon (Thanks Bluestein for showing the best time to post this stuff!)