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onceUponADime
7y ago
And those young people dont have parents?
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onceUponADime
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Dont forget the problem of declaring people ilegal and pushing other population groups (drug addicts) with draconian measures into the underground, where they infect one another in horrible conditions, and make any quarantine impossible. If
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onceUponADime
7y ago
Try to see the good side- after this, no more bio labs, cause politicians like that as much as they like militarys going rogue with nukes.
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onceUponADime
7y ago
Ebola jumped with bushmeat- and this is not a prejudice. This is just fact. Travell to china, see for yourself on a wet market in the morning. You can get everything there. Of course with the foreigners prices, but nearly everything.
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Could videtutorials train patients to be medical helpers in a mass hospital?
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onceUponADime
7y ago
So the solution for this dilema would be to take more applicants into a job first and then weed out by measurable quality/output ?
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onceUponADime
7y ago
DO 187A ?
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onceUponADime
7y ago
There actually is a process of beeing interrupted while working on a plane, which consists of retreat ( you carefully undo the last step you remember doing before beeing interrupted, checking you have all parts in the location they started
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7y ago
We still have a generation of programers who never learned the whole stack, because St.Moore would save them from the sin of sloppyness forever.
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onceUponADime
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It makes for great horror story material. I once worked on a grey goo enemy in a game. The idea, was to have the grey goo capture there victims, storing them as data. Reviving them from time to time for seconds, to prevent degradation.. whe
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onceUponADime
7y ago
Physics doesent take a break because you are tiny.. replicator weight would crush other replicators.
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onceUponADime
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Because what can not be allowed to be real, can not be. Its cancel cultures final act, denial of reality and then death of those afflicted with it by it.
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onceUponADime
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Why vested into the state? Its three of your fellow citizens? You choose?
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Its a social engieering victim- thus a hack..
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Ah, question, would a veto by people you named reliable on any large scale move, after your decision has been proofen impaired once, be a acceptable solution for society?
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There are some companys who manage it though, by basically getting bi-furicated intwo two seperat internal divisions competing against one another. Basically if you have a safe seat- or monopoly, you must learn to play catch against yoursel
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7y ago
Eh, there is no handshake for something like a clock reading from another system?
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Stupid question: Seismographic mapping, as it is done for oil.. is out of the question for a mars rover? If i remember right, you dig down, place a small explosive and then plant a series of microphones..
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The thing is- this could work without intervention - and without the intention of keeping humans alive for years, thus creating a ecosystem over time. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere- watering cacti, then hardened other plants, reclaimin
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Regarding remote locations- they usually lack water altogether. A long time ago, as a kid i read about a experiment in a GEO-magazine harvesting water directly from air. The used idea was a hygroscopic chemical (Silicagel) collects the moi
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Thank you, that was fascinating.
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No, no, this rigorious ratings are for lower class endavours. Higher classes get a title, which is a one off rubber stamp of quality and then will never again be judged on performance standing alone. Dr. Senior. Dipl. Ing. Except by there p
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This funig does not diggest the radioactive material. It diggest the rays produced by radioactive material decaying. The radioation emitted is similar to light for a plant for this fungi. If this fungi diggests radioactive material, my gues
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onceUponADime
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Still usefull little tools to parse in configuration dsls etc.
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These hollow giants are only held together by commone enemys. Irans most common enemy is gone- sadam hussein is no more. Thus a new one had to be found - and the sia - saudi conflict flared up. Cause here, are two, who desperatly need one a
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A sort of degrading, but non-lethal or permanent damaging punishment- something to please the inner monkey and then i would demand that every punishment be also taken by a innocent citizen in parallel. Without that- its just prison then rei
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We work hard for the pitchforks and torches..
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This is something quite- interesting. The disconnect from felt reality to actual reality. Capital punishment and brutal punishments never did deter the truely desperat, who are usually squeezed by society and physics. And yet, they continu
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https://ipscell.com/2017/02/mosquitoes-swat-back-via-resista...
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Already failed. Sorry.
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