aquarium87

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by aquarium87 3y ago
And the climate lobby eats itself with runaway propoganda. But more interesting, the polar opposites of the climate drama seem to agree on a lot of things. Fascinating that the Doomers and Denialists both seem to agree that it is not techno
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by aquarium87 3y ago
Does it just find "the best option"? Or does the AI spit out hundreds of combos that scientists still have to create and try?
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Grift too.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
This was the second largest bank failure in US history, yet, it doesn't make sense in one way or another. "By raising the threshold from $50 billion in assets to $250 billion, medium-size banks were exempted from those regulations
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Alcohol, China e-shop, and furniture were my ads. But I got a video of the impact as well, maybe you missed?
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Funny how you would never know from the flowery language and diversity and equity stuff that they are a massive government censorship operation aimed at Americans with dissenting opinions. [1] [1] https://www.cisa.gov/sites&#
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Are they really blaming melting glaciers on "heat waves" that reach -10c? Cause it almost sounds like they are trying to say the artic is melting due to freezing temperatures. And how about the "experts" who describe wea
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Or not. Humans have gone from 320 to 420 ppm carbon dioxide in from 1960 to 2020. This useless model pulls out all the stops to justify its existence, including a 1500+ ppm increase in C02. Lmao! Clowns. "Under this worst-case scenario
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by aquarium87 4y ago
https://archive.is/KCYRy
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by aquarium87 4y ago
These articles are fun. Just don't take them too serious. On the one hand, the place is on fire, on the other, some newb can do the job of 20 people. "Twitter's layoffs have resulted in an extensive reorganization of remainin
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by aquarium87 4y ago
America wasn't waging covert war against Russian infrastructure in 2015. Timeline is not relevent to current political war situation. Squirrel damage is limited to a short out. Human damage can break many many obscure parts with a sing
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by aquarium87 4y ago
So he is a "Russian Sleeper", and he got caught. The war is real, and it is here. Covert operations in Russia and in USA are covered up, as shown here. Terrorists don't get credit. They get downplayed.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
And yet it is. But not the way you think. It's all about elite groupthink. They have drinks and talk stuff over and turn their noses up at each other until they are on the same page as to what is desirable and then judge each other bas
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by aquarium87 4y ago
And what if governments are always spouting nonsense and implementing it because they have nothing better to do? I don't know these as 15 minute cities, I know these as anti-urban sprawl, pro-environment, anti-car neighborhoods. And th
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Was wondering more about the laws the courts have passed that have brought the country to this point. As for the still raging war of 1948, this chapter is just more typical Israeli-Palestinian conflict. One side kills, the other side kills.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Funny. I usually appreciate the Israeli way of thinking, talking, communicating and arguing. Not here. This is a full TDS style op-ed very light on substance and high on pure vitriol and attack. Doesn't even begin to lay out the framew
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by aquarium87 4y ago
And yet the chances of some do good scientists opening more labs and refining crispr and playing saviour to stop the next pandemic means that the odds of another lab leak is increasing much faster than natural spillover. In natural spillov
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by aquarium87 4y ago
(Humor, 100% true) My friend informs me that they took this Havana syndrome to Garry Nolan and: "Garry Nolan has like 60 patents lol. Literally one of the smartest people in the US. The government tried to use him to explain away ufo
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by aquarium87 4y ago
This headline is brought to you by brand new on site in less than 24 hours genetic sequencing. More interesting to me is how often, when tested, does this happen?
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I'm impressed they kept the doom and gloom and BS to a minimum. Let's be clear: this is a nothing burger. If humans do NOTHING, the melting of artic and Iceland ice sheets will provide an average of 7.7mm of sea level rise over th
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by aquarium87 4y ago
"The two values, however, irrespective of how numerically close they are, share no intrinsic relationship whatsoever." How do we know this statement is true? Is there a way to prove it mathematically? Or is it just an assumption t
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by aquarium87 4y ago
This is the fundemental problem with science as a self correcting and advancing entity. It's often wrong, but we pretend it's right. I remember as a child being told that evolution can't be true because X. Also, that scientis
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by aquarium87 4y ago
They didn't. There were a series of patents filed, tangentially related I'm assuming, and the Covid version of the patent came after covid came. "NOTE: The priority date for patent application US-2020279585-A1 (and the corres
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by aquarium87 4y ago
An important thing to remember is that these will be mostly worthless and out of date in 30 months. Off the shelf parts will be better than these machines produce. And these fav machines are so complex, coming from so many places so many pi
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Kind of a silly article. What's more reasonable? A: spend 2 minutes paying the $150 fee because a kid is kidnapped B: waste time and expect every company everywhere to give you free stuff on demand in minutes with any sob story, regard
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by aquarium87 4y ago
You underestimate what happens without oil. First, every tree in the world will be cut down, except perhaps the Amazon. Then billions will starve as there is no fertilizer or transportation. The cities collapse, sending hoards of refugees s
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Covid doesn't help people. Oil and gas can be thanked for everything in the modern world including medicine, infrastructure, GDP, etc etc etc. Billions would die if oil and gas all of a sudden stopped coming out of the ground. That som
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Thoughts? I know this is a BIG election in Africa, but I don't know the second thing about it. I see a lot of things that I as a westerner consider silly on twitter following a couple accounts, like mocking politicians for having &quot
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I will say, this guy is one of the less shady characters. Hasn't even seen a ufo in real life, even though many of his peers did. I enjoyed his KONCRETE Podcast. His description of UFOs isn't anything out of this world either. The
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Incorrect. Lab leak is de facto default from now on in the world we live in. Even if you disagree, it will be in 5 years. The tech, the databases, the labs, the money. It's all increasing. Every single year the risk of a lab leak goes

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