I live in Saskatoon. I guess it could be just above freezing. In ideal conditions. Could the route be just a straight line course with the wind? Pretty easy to do here.

If you are from western Canada. Much like Hearts/Bridge or Whist with a limited deck of cards.

This seems to be almost a form of cognitive bias as defined and studied by Tversky and Kahneman. I direct you to : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L.... Or as previously pointed out optical illusions seem to be an equivalence.

That was a different test which is referenced in this test. This present test purports to address the deficiencies. Which it does quite definitively.

It is possible, and it has been done. But it takes a specialized organism (bacteria, maybe frogs, some insects) or some way to prevent ice crystal formation... And a mammoth dis not have this advantage. Your references require some quite advanced technology that was not around (that I know of) 43000 years ago. A nicely frozen steak is not viable tissue.

Let me correlate your experience with this story: Likely dead before freezing, nope. Cells in culture - nope. Step down freezer - nope. Liquid nitrogen storage: nope. And unless you are a vampire or alien, your have not stored them for 43,000 years...

Living cells - no way. Even if frozen for a few seconds cell die. That's what 'frostbite' is, then your fingers/toes/nose turn black and falloff... And saying it's better preserved than something buried for 6 months! Wow - things rot in my fridge in days.

I sign my card (as required by the card issuer) then print "Ask for Photo ID". When the vendor looks at the back they always ask for photo ID. Do they always look at the back/signature area? Not always.

I don't have a computer...

The process is discriminatory in the sense that whatever there is a greater amount of to start with will be replicated/amplified at a faster (also) exponential rate.

Also the samples are taken from the inside of bone/fossilized tissue that has undergone quite extensive cleaning prior to grinding/crushing and processing. It is possible though for contamination to occur at almost any point in the process.

$57.00 for the Kindle version??? Wow.

It does need to get built, then serviced, etc. There will be some spin-off in construction and maintenance jobs locally. Surely it can't be all built on the mainland then shipped and put together? The Keck's building is decent in Waimea. Any ideas of where the control building will be for this?

They also do some very interesting projects with the Waveriders and with cetacean (whale) research at the Jupiterfoundation.org. You can listen live to whale sounds coming from Hawaii http://www.jupiterfoundation.org/new_bw_liveaudio_hawaii.html. The Waveridrers were actually a spinoff from the original Jupiter Foundation.

Your first sentence is somewhat valid, the second not as much. One could say it depends on the war. Most major conflicts are resolved through economic means especially being able to build things faster than the other nation-state is able to destroy them. So saying it 'only costs money' is not true. Money is the ability of the nation to build and supply itself or other nations with product or services. If the manufacturing of these drones becomes all consuming (literally for the economy) then this could result in the need to cease the conflict.