Inert

having no action; doesn't do anything; a person that can't do anything

Nick Touran

Nick Touran

@whatisnuclear.com

Liquid-metal cooled nuclear reactors use lots of inert gas like nitrogen and argon. Precautions must be taken around them because they can displace O₂. Here's a video from FFTF on it. Thanks to @AaloAtomics for helping me get it digitized. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfiKdcF7jg4?v=lfiK...

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The Bromodo

The Bromodo

@the-bromodo.bsky.social

Also had this idea of a dart with a chemical that when broken down by the body, it causes a massive release of inert gas. So once the chemical is injected and after a time delay the victim starts inflating as their body begins creating all this gaseous byproduct

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Dr. Elizabeth Sawin

Dr. Elizabeth Sawin

@bethsawin.bsky.social

How do we know that we are all interconnected and it can never work in a long term way to treat the planet as inert stuff and people "others" whose well-being does not impact our own? So many ways.
All the great wisdom traditions and their teachings.
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