Since tritium has to be ingested and its half-life is short, I thought this wasn't a risk for humans.

Wasn't it shutdown because the powerline were gone and they could not "export" electricity out of the plant? That's how I read it anyway.

The biggest joke is that if we were to reduce prescription, we would reduce leakage by the same factor if not more.

Simony was a big problem in the Middle Ages. HRE Henry IV fought against Pope Gregory VII over who would name the bishops. There was still only 2 players who could name priests, which kept it relatively safe.

And there were Cathars and Bogomils who got written off as heresy by the victors. Much closer to us (10-20 years or so), there were some (swiss?) traditionalist priests who got excommunicated for saying the mass in latin.

All that does not stop some random Westboro Church or fake Caliphate from sprouting, but it might keep them from surviving a century or two.

Thanks for the correction and reminding me those were separate albums.

"What God wants, God gets! God helps us all!" (from Radio K.A.O.S.)

From 700 to 1400, roughly. Then they fell into obscurantism. We should be good for another 100 years before we fall too.

Full Métal Planète.

Good chaos comes from player actions. Bad chaos comes from random dice rolls.

Trivia - We never play Cathan because luck is too big a factor : player A always win every game he plays, player B lose every game he plays. The only time player A lost was when player B purposefully selected the same numbers. They both lost.

Now, compare this from Puerto Rico which needs no dice to bring chaos, or Ra which manages to be fair even if utterly random.

To take a computer game analogy, if a player is unbeatable at Mortal Kombat there's no fun. But you have so little control over your fighter that whoever wins is purely random, it's just as bad.

Way longer than that... Enola Gay.

And don't be fooled by the minor spelling change, that african epidemic is a failed experiment.

"What God wants God gets God help us all!"

Same word, 3 different meanings.

Albedo Anthropomorphics...

And IIRC, academician gave Columbus lots of trouble because the ignorant fool believed Cathay to be way closer than it was. He really conned Queen Isabella.

Do not anthropomorphize power generators. They don't like it.

Oblig. ref : http://xkcd.com/378/

The big joke is that half of what you need to do for documentation, you need to do for regression testing. Might as well explain what you are testing and why.