Bobylonian

6 ms·

1.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
If that will hold you back to look after your health, then there are easier choices to make a suicide. Unlike in your country, my country is not providing free medical help, so no matter where you are looking for it - with private doctor or
2.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
That is a very good point and I wonder why I have not thought about that. Though I always looked on this as a prediction tool - not for classifying things, as for that I had my own observations. I would think, that modern astrology is cultu
3.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
>>However, I haven’t heard a remotely plausible explanation for the position of celestial objects at the moment of birth having an impact on personality traits. Well, to be fair Astrology is where IT started and highest Mathematics we
4.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
2019 is really too late for prediction. I was wondering about all the prophets of future and astrology that I was following and there was no one that predicted covid and lockdowns. The closest to predicting covid, lockdowns and other thing
5.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
I decided to get a bit further and get Sailfish(main reason was because of somewhat closest Nokia succession - the other choices were Pure OS, Ubuntu) compatible phone, because Android Google Play has the same draconic % as Apple store. Tho
6.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Well, health is more valuable than any money. But I would not think, that maintaining health and knowledge is cheap. it sure is cheaper than being stupid and ruining lives of other people. Next gen medicine requires DNA sequencing to unders
7.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
The modern issue is that most of experts are with very narrow expertise, which is not carrying that great weight as you might think and such expertise also doesn't mean that much in responsibilities. My mother at 14 after a car acciden
8.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
The first one I was working might have been Noritsu, the next one was Fuji photo processing machine. They both had to use at least 3 different chemical containers and photo paper rolls - each for different sizes(and materials - gloss, matt
9.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
I think, that people downvoted this because 1990 was not really a time when everyone took color pictures, but more like in late 90s, when photo cameras became cheap and widely available and there was also available reasonably cheap servic
10.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
They are not digital photos, but from films. Color films require 4 layers for colors. B&W has only one metalic silver layer and because there are no colors, it can be more granulated. I think, that silver crystals were even smaller than
11.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Exactly, only op does not account, that some Russian[insert the one that at that point is at lowest development capability] module on joining would create space colony quakes and add other hazards... maybe even huge hole in the structure.
12.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
But looking on global picture and far in future with satellite internet - that is easily solvable, but technical issues on running those games in Stadia are least things that people are concerned about. My personal preferences is owning a g
13.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Hey, English is not my native language and "getting off the rails" here was meant, that you are leading yourself astray and falling off the cliff. I mean you are losing track of this debate that smoke is causing a cancer. But to b
14.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
HPV is causing deformations of human cells. That is basically definition of what cancer does, only cancer is caused by wrong cell service programming itself - not by viruses. HPV itself can't cause cancer upon entering human body - the
15.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
No, you are getting off the rails here - to prove that cancer causes smoking you have to provide real life example of a non smoker, where after getting cancer, a patient starts to smoke. That patient might be some kind of exception, but thi
16.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
The problem with the consciousness is that by default it is limited to ability perceive senses and bacteria clearly is beyound our limits of consciousness, but that does not make them less real. Our brains collect and process information su
17.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Well, if I remember, then there was an article about that some bacteria that was present in brains was also present in gut. The very quick stupid idea was that bacteria from guts was invading brains, but there might be other explanations to
18.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Maybe. Humans developed their brains mainly because primate ancestors ~3 million years ago started to hunt other animals(including other primates) for meat and eat cooked protein rich meat, which allowed to develop and maintain bigger brain
19.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Yes, but let's be reasonable - not everything that is available as a food can be classified as food(in the sense of healthy food). I, for one, as an omnivore, that shuns extreme food preferences, have a very diverse diet(which includes
20.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
If it exists, it doesn't follow, that it is used for a tea, or in this case, that it has any military value over military satellites on the Earths orbit... even if it can disable sattelite, that doesn't follow that it is the best
21.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
That theory doesn't have any ground, but I am more interested what makes people believe that there is such theory. Nobody today claims, that everything that is written in a Bible is true, why would there such belief without any doubt t
22.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Do not know about staircases, but the toilets on top of the walls is great way to use butts. The only issue is getting to toilet fast enough, but we can come up with theory that people in medival ages were quick runners to toilet...
23.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
The best rebuttal would be if someone would actually just carry a sword(not to mention about getting in proper medieval outfit of a fighter) on those circular stairs and then when resting and catching breath thought about advantages of swor
24.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
On the contrary, I am quite aware of those, but op is not. Krak des Chevaliers might not really fit the profile of castles in clasical meaning, but belong to a very specific niche of fortifications of military monastic orders in Middle East
25.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Well, if that was practice, then attackers would know about that. Also, there is possibility for someone who is running away to trip. However, there is a hole in logic - what roof has any strategical advantage? Perhaps, one person will trip
26.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Starting from ~15th century, the mightiest castles in Europe were blown with kegs of powder. Most of those magnificent castles or forts are now as ruins in Europe because of those wars. The reason why UK have preserved those castles is that
27.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
That's a miracle story, where Superman is arriving in the last second, but still - what it has to do with fights on stairs? If there were no help from outside, next would be keep wall, or most probably lack of food and water for defend
28.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
People clearly have not visited medieval castles and walked on those stairs. They are so STEEP, that your main worry about using those is not to slip on your way down and taking breath, when you are gone through them up to a place where you
29.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
1. If we are nitpicking this article, then castle is not a fort - it is an office, that houses ruler and his court. Castle is a residence to accept high flow of people and not planned for sieges. Castle also would have enough of army to def
30.
by Bobylonian 5y ago
Where are you getting your information? Tizen OS is not dead. It is well alive and kicking and being improved and Samsung is slowly implementing that unified OS not only for their phones, but for other Samsung products. The main issue for a

More ›