"Mostly"? Nah. A HUGE number of contributors are from a myriad of countries. Using "myriad" loosely. Don't be that "Well acshually" guy.
I love you, wholeheartedly.
You misunderstand. When someone is confronted with something as powerful as imminent mortality, it pervades all your decisions. Both explanations can be true.
They likewise didn't focus on virus theory, which was also unknown to Victorians. It's as if the article focused on the Victorian war on rabies.
Well, once they have a better explanation. We know that mass of matter does not explain even half of the mass observed in the Universe; we haven't thrown out the explanations of mass and inertial gravity, but have a…
> and radio is electromagnetic waves through no medium, and light is photon waves through no medium but gravity due to mass attraction changes the paths of the massless photon particles transiting through spacetime in a…
"The laws that bind an ox do not bind Jupiter" applies to quantum particles.
Only partially true. New money definitely comes from Nations issuing debt in the form of bonds, but I've never heard it claimed that my VISA interest adds to the GDP. > This is part of the reason so many people take on…
You've been watching too many movies, and reading too few physics books. The first generation is pretty much guaranteed to die young of cancer. Yay them! There's ZERO way to limit radiation exposure on the trip. I'm not…
I know it was "a long, long time ago", but why hasn't adequate lighting been invented in the Star Wars Universe? You have a humanoid rich enough to own a couple robots, but their house is apparently entirely lit by…
I expected this to be about another incredible optical adaptation of sea stars: they have long been known (>10y) to have interferometric lenses formed of holes in their "skeletons". That was the first ever discovery of…
Removing choice is generally a bad thing, IMO.
It was widely believed to be fictional. The discoverer of Troy's ruins astounded the world because it showed a fable had a serious basis in fact. But until we dig up a boat in "the Holy Land" with biological samples…
> There is documentation in Egypt of slaves around this time, and of the subsequent departure of some unstated number of slaves No one claimed the Egyptians didn't own slaves. > There is evidence of pig bones…
> The biblical flood was mythical yet couple of thousand years ago black sea connected to the Mediterranean 8,000 years ago. > But apply exponential reduction for each generation of oral account and you may get to…
My then-12yo neighbor had a hankering to drive his minibike on the road... which was illegal. He then discovered this loophole, and carried a basket of eggs from his mother's chickens. When stopped, he told the cops…
Some Jewish slaves in no way corroborates "all of Israel was enslaved". The latter is demonstrably false. Jewish immigrants were hired, paid, and in some cases promoted to positions of wealth and authority.
Finding a silver lining in a bad cloud doesn't justify the bad cloud one bit.
OP didn't say they blended until it was cooked to custard. It's a non-trivial step you added.
> I have nothing good to say about the USDA or FDA. They have saved thousands or millions of US lives. But hey, they've inconvenienced your profit lines, so boo on them.
Like that complete FRAUD, Leonardo da Vinci, who simply repainted a depiction of 12 apostles seated on one side of a dinner table, with their leader Jesus at the center. He didn't even create the pigments - those were…
"Don't mock the Welsh. You have the privilege of growing up with a language that has vowels."
Counterpoint: peer pressure. Checkmate, science!
Odd. Rescue personnel aren't typically high enough to see in through the windows.
The comment you are replying to is a reference to a famous comedy skit (about the whole front of an oceanliner falling off, and the official company response).
"Mostly"? Nah. A HUGE number of contributors are from a myriad of countries. Using "myriad" loosely. Don't be that "Well acshually" guy.
I love you, wholeheartedly.
You misunderstand. When someone is confronted with something as powerful as imminent mortality, it pervades all your decisions. Both explanations can be true.
They likewise didn't focus on virus theory, which was also unknown to Victorians. It's as if the article focused on the Victorian war on rabies.
Well, once they have a better explanation. We know that mass of matter does not explain even half of the mass observed in the Universe; we haven't thrown out the explanations of mass and inertial gravity, but have a…
> and radio is electromagnetic waves through no medium, and light is photon waves through no medium but gravity due to mass attraction changes the paths of the massless photon particles transiting through spacetime in a…
"The laws that bind an ox do not bind Jupiter" applies to quantum particles.
Only partially true. New money definitely comes from Nations issuing debt in the form of bonds, but I've never heard it claimed that my VISA interest adds to the GDP. > This is part of the reason so many people take on…
You've been watching too many movies, and reading too few physics books. The first generation is pretty much guaranteed to die young of cancer. Yay them! There's ZERO way to limit radiation exposure on the trip. I'm not…
I know it was "a long, long time ago", but why hasn't adequate lighting been invented in the Star Wars Universe? You have a humanoid rich enough to own a couple robots, but their house is apparently entirely lit by…
I expected this to be about another incredible optical adaptation of sea stars: they have long been known (>10y) to have interferometric lenses formed of holes in their "skeletons". That was the first ever discovery of…
Removing choice is generally a bad thing, IMO.
It was widely believed to be fictional. The discoverer of Troy's ruins astounded the world because it showed a fable had a serious basis in fact. But until we dig up a boat in "the Holy Land" with biological samples…
> There is documentation in Egypt of slaves around this time, and of the subsequent departure of some unstated number of slaves No one claimed the Egyptians didn't own slaves. > There is evidence of pig bones…
> The biblical flood was mythical yet couple of thousand years ago black sea connected to the Mediterranean 8,000 years ago. > But apply exponential reduction for each generation of oral account and you may get to…
My then-12yo neighbor had a hankering to drive his minibike on the road... which was illegal. He then discovered this loophole, and carried a basket of eggs from his mother's chickens. When stopped, he told the cops…
Some Jewish slaves in no way corroborates "all of Israel was enslaved". The latter is demonstrably false. Jewish immigrants were hired, paid, and in some cases promoted to positions of wealth and authority.
Finding a silver lining in a bad cloud doesn't justify the bad cloud one bit.
OP didn't say they blended until it was cooked to custard. It's a non-trivial step you added.
> I have nothing good to say about the USDA or FDA. They have saved thousands or millions of US lives. But hey, they've inconvenienced your profit lines, so boo on them.
Like that complete FRAUD, Leonardo da Vinci, who simply repainted a depiction of 12 apostles seated on one side of a dinner table, with their leader Jesus at the center. He didn't even create the pigments - those were…
"Don't mock the Welsh. You have the privilege of growing up with a language that has vowels."
Counterpoint: peer pressure. Checkmate, science!
Odd. Rescue personnel aren't typically high enough to see in through the windows.
The comment you are replying to is a reference to a famous comedy skit (about the whole front of an oceanliner falling off, and the official company response).