But it is the same forces in play. The limitations of the physics (and thus chemistry and thus biology) that drive structure and function of DNA, protein, etc limit the possible ways that nature can create ways to solve evolutionary problems. So whether it is a photon sensing system or pads on lizard, given the toolkit that nature (yeah, I'm anthropomorphizing a bit, sorry) has, it uses it in a similar fashion to get to a desired end result.
I think you meant to say:
"the remaining 279 samples were shipped to the Department of Homeland Security for safekeeping"
What could possibly go wrong?
Hell, I don't even know what we're talking about.
Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike Dark Matter.
a pretty good case of 'user pays'.
More than 99% of road wear is caused by heavy trucks. Once again, humans subsidize businesses.
OK, I'll bite. If you don't want humans to subsidize business, who are you suggesting? Cats? Aliens?
That, and the insistence of having Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Kansas and a whole Imperial crapload of miles between the population centers. (Sorry, Denver, you don't really count.)
And he is not very fond of Butler Indiana either, and he would have gotten the hell out of there as soon as possible too.
What do you think he was doing? Not everybody had the panache to leave on a jet powered train. He gets serious points.
When it comes up and tries to bite you, yeah, it's life.
Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
Still a shitty idea, no matter how you slice it.
You leftist misanthropes are at the end of your con and you know it. The Central Valley used to be a breadbasket until the leftists started diverting vital irrigation water from farmers in favor of a minnow.
And before that it was a desert.
And before that it was an inland sea.
Nah, pharmacists can get it right 8 out of 10 tries.
Think about that a bit....
Man, these AC's.
Is there nothing they can't do?
Those who do not understand History are doomed to repeat it.
- Santayana
True for the Germans. And everyone else. Go ask your average 22 year old about the events that shaped WWI or II (or Vietnam, Korea or the first half dozen Gulf Wars).
Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so.
- Douglas Adams
Don't know about you, but on MY systems, you don't need elevated privileges to get popcorn.
Comes with that rack of Pentium IVs in the closet.
One protocol to supervise them all, One mesh to find them
One protocol to bring them in, and in the darkness bind them.
In Mountain View, where the Shadows lie.
(Hey, sorry. It's early.)
Trying to be happy is like trying to build a machine for which the only specification is that it should run noiselessly.
