Tony Stark lacked vison and style.

[paradoxcycle]

I was thinking back to an article I read about combining load bearing exoskeletons with power-generating weight carriers, so that a user's movement would power or at least partially recharge the batteries.

I think we need to carry it a step further. Take the Lockheed Martin exoskeleton and add the power generator as mentioned before, but don't

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[doc_havok]

Lt. Ripley would be proud.

[cantdrawcanswim]

i will see what i can do i hate aliens

[treacerbullet]

You know what you should do?

You should pursue an engineering degree.

[paradoxcycle]

I was going to glibly dismiss this out of hand with some comment about being anti-math, but I'm actually giving this some thought now.

[treacerbullet]

The math thing may be hard to conquer, but I bet if you put serious work and study into it, you could make it.

I'm recommending this because, to me, your most prominent personality trait has been that you have a fascination with putting things together and how things work. That screams applied sciences.

[paradoxcycle]

Yeah, my problem seems to be that my ascribed fascination with "putting things together and how things work" applies just as well to words, food, social concepts, theological dogmas, a million other things. I'm getting too damn old to not go in one direction though.