So, how many Lego pieces (ABS plastic) are there in a kilo?
(provided they can find out whose random thing from the sky it is).
That's easy: Their video is on YouTube.
Why is it an employer's job (no pun intended) to make sure we exercise?
Why is it an employers' right to pass along healthcare costs of employees that they require to be sedentary 40+ hours a week?
But that line of reasoning is pretty flabby (pun intended) on either side of the argument. Let's raise awareness that fitness is a system problem: (Caloried consumed - Calories burned) / ~3500 = 1 pound of body weight gained or lost. If you want to reduce healthcare costs, one part of the solution will be to redesign work to include motion.
And, thanks to fractals, the shorter the yardstick the greater the circumfrence.
Well, yes and no. If a yardstick was shorter or longer it would in fact just be a stick.
You are so right, I should've used "ruler" for "yardstick". Of course that would only lead to Napoleonic short ruler comments.
An engineer is someone who does list processing in FORTRAN.