Dr.STONE SCIENCE FUTURE

Many diseases require modern equipment to diagnose, otherwise the myriad of overlapping symptoms has you in the dark. Also, even if the doctors know 100% what your problem is, without the meds they can't do anything. From a practical point of view, a pharmacologist offers a lot more in the stone world than your regular doctor. The doctor would still be useful in providing prevention information, but they can't make the meds.

I wish Senku had blown Chrome's mind with how complicated it is to get someone off Earth, to the moon with as little fuel as possible, land on the moon, and then the Earth reentry. Many variables have to be calculated. But the main reason we have to suffer so much to get people to the moon is because our space tech is still very immature. If only we had a nuclear engine instead of the standard chemical fuel, we'd have much more leeway. But we also need better radiation shielding tech for the crew. I'm looking forward to seeing a game console in the stone world. I'm surprised Senku couldn't read assembly to some extent. It seems programming is the one area he had little knowledge of, which is really surprising given his love for space, and the very rigorous standards of NASA for programming spacecraft.

\> Goes to India \> Revives only Japanese guy on the sub-continent What did they mean by this? If Sai was a prodigy, why did he go to school in India? Did ~~Boichi~~ Inagaki read on a Snapple cap somewhere that India was a hub for good mathematics programs, cause like... nothing I can find suggests this to be the case. All the best math and comp sci schools are in the US and UK (with some scattered in East Asia as you go down the list). Bro could have just gone to MIT, say he was doing it for the math program and took up a Comp Sci degree instead. Bro just decompiled the *Dragon Quest* code in frickin' hex. I am also like 95% certain though that Senku's assertion that this is machine language is wrong. Machines only comprehend binary (0's and 1's), not hexidecimal. Hex is used by programmers as a more "human friendly" alternative, but still needs to be compiled and translated to binary for the computer to understand it. I guess though that writing manually in binary would be a pain and look less cool, and since its a simple base conversion gets the point across good enough. Now go make me that Nintendo Sai.

* I love seeing the women represented in the calculations to get to the moon! We were there! Black and brown women were there too, Senku, don’t forget the melanin divas 🥹 * Sai(?)’s hair looks like Pavitr Prabhakar’s hair (The Indian Spiderman from SpiderVerse). I guess that’s a hottie hairstyle? He must’ve used coconut oil, prayer, and genetics for that. * He look like a Tensen for a moment in that stone form with the plants. I’ve seen this before. * It’s in the eyebrows. I can see how they’re brothers now. The eyebrows. And the eyes. * I think my TI-Nspire would’ve survived. It’s like a cockroach. It’ll survive *anything*. * Still hopeful for official art of Kingdom of Science and the Artemis II crew! It must happen! It must! * Me as a Digimon fan, delusionally thinking we’re about to start getting hit with the Digimon theme with all them data portals appearing: 🤩 * This is reminding me of that one English Apocalypse film where the children would write all these numbers and letters everywhere due to some sort of supernatural high communicating it them. The movie title is escapes me. * What programming language is that? I giggle at programming languages have such a wide range of names cuz it feels like I’m looking at a student roster. I like Python having siblings Cython and Jython because someone would name their triplets that as a teehee. I can *feel* it. * “It’s Dragon Quest” I love this boy. * No, no. Not those foldable touchscreen phones. *** I hadn’t expected a brother. I had expected some sport of friend of Ryusui, but I definitely didn’t think they could be related. I can see why Sai would run away. I relate. And I think a lot of people can relate. There are a staggering amount of adults who control their children’s lives and stifle any sort of creativity and personality for their children to study study study. And then they wonder why we all go low contact/no contact, and why their kids don’t visit when they old and rickety 🙃 But there’s a *chance* the gang can play Cooking Mama and Animal Crossing in this new world within five years. **Gnarly**.

This brings back some good old memories. Back in the old days, game files were very simple. Let say you play a DOS RPG. You can open the save file with an editor, and what you see would be what Sai wrote on the wall. With the editor, you can search for values. For example, lets say you have 38495 gold. You convert that to hexadecimal and it would become 965F. Then you can search for it in hex. Weirdly you have to search 5F 96 instead of 96 5F (I don't know why). If you find it, you just found the location of the gold (assuming that is the only search result). Then you can change that value and get however many gold you want, with the limit being how many places they give for gold. You can also get items or skills for your characters this way. I used to love just trying to find where things were. You can probably still do this today if you play SNES ROM or older games. Anyone remember what game genie codes looks like? That is the location in the file and the value.

Hmmm, I have been noting down a few hex code sequences, but I can't really make sense of them. I would love to know if it is just "hex noise" or something with substance. F3 FF FF 89 45 EC 83 7D EC 00 75 F5 FF FF 89 45 E0 A1 28 A0 8F 00 E0 A3 28 A0 8F 00 E9 80 00 00 00 E8 7D EC 01 75 04 E8 76 E8 6F 83 7D EC Yes, they mention Dragon Quest, but I am not sure if they would use that or some other text as baseline.

Dr. Stone's main appeals are: 1) Party builder. The protagonist acquires new members, each an expert at some new profession necessary to move the technology roadmap forward. e.g. Laborer, Warrior, Entrepreneur, Tailor, etc. 2) Infrequent but very dramatic tragedy. 3) Roadmap. Characters build technology, and then reuse it to expand it with more advanced tech/applications. I'd say that these are the main reason to watch it. I personally like it, but you decide whether it is for you. That said, if you are a fan of HxH, keep your eyes peeled for the season 1 remake of World Trigger. WT is better than HxH in my subjective opinion. Just wait for the remaster (high production values > low values).