• aeronmelon@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    "T-minus 72 hours until cargo bay jettison.

    Go for retro burn. Pod orientation is now inverted.

    T-minus 48 hours.

    Umbilical is confirmed powered down. Pod is now on internal power."

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    8 months ago

    its not wireless the tit is the wire. Wireless would be touching the mothers skin and the milk is just transfered to the baby.

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      8 months ago

      transfered is also not a good way to say it, it would be like the baby has the ability to produce milk inside its body with the energy that is coming off the mothers skin. Something like that

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        8 months ago

        Honestly it’s just a dumb analogy all the way down.

        The way an infant acquires nutrition before birth, is entirely different to the way it does so after birth, and neither is remotely similar to “charging”.

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    8 months ago

    And now I’m mentally comparing nipples to induction chargers. Thanks for the image, op!

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    8 months ago

    It’s less wireless charging and more switching to the internal gasoline powered APU that you have to refill the gas tank on regularly

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    8 months ago

    My wife would absolutely disagree with this. She could “feed” the baby anywhere before, but now she has to sit every 2 hours every day. And that’s 2 hours from the start of the last feed; more like an hour break in between.

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    8 months ago

    I find it even better when you think about the oxygen instead of the food, since babies become able to breathe on their own entirely without parental intervention.