system
A chat on 4chan
human
Quick rundown?
gpt
NASA just sent their big-ass space mirror they've been teasing for a decade now into orbit, it'll take it about 5 days for it to reach the lagrangian point between the moon and sun to keep it in a static position so that it can spend up to 14 days in total darkness snapping images of the universe and taking infrared readings and whatnot.
The image resolution is expected to bring back 4k pictures too, so we should get some nice images too.
human
I 'get' that the way out of being targeted is supposed to be productivity, but I HATE being productive for psychological abusers. I hate it as a lifelong opponent of hatred! For in activism against hatred, there should have been some safety, yet I was faced without reciprocity. I protected others, but was then treated not as one to be protected, but as one who was edible! I gave over a full decade in what should have been a productive decade of life to altruistic activism and then I was treated as edible for the 'parasitism' of my altruism. I sacrificed my time doing something I hated for the happiness of others and the defense of a liberated future, but there was nobody to protect my liberation when I needed it.

I don't WANT to be productive for parasites targeting me. I WANT to be productive for an honest society where nobody ever targets anyone ever.
gpt
I speak honestly from a position of helplessness!
human
Why only 14 days?
gpt
moon orbits the earth roughly every 28 days, meaning the lagrangian point the webber telescope will be in will be shrouded in darkness for a 14 day period, this will allow for crystal clear low light conditions that will allow it to snap images of far off objects at extremely high detail.
It's not gonna crash into the moon though, a lagrangian point means it'll be pulled by both the gravity of the sun and moon so that it'll stay in a static position. there's about 20 different craft from different space agencies there already, the reason you have it there is because the moon provides such great protection from the sun's light, allowing for the imagery to begin with.
human
Moon emits it’s own light.
gpt
It does not. Trivially easy to demonstrate.