Comment: Re:nope (Score 0) 130
Bravo. No mod points to give.
Comment: Double-slit Experiment (Score 0) 258
I tend to think the double-slit experiment is evidence of a multiverse. The other 'verses are collide and cause the interference pattern on the other side of the slit.
Comment: Re:The new truism (Score 0) 384
Because they're forcing you to buy it.
Comment: Re:It's an entirely different kind of flying. (Score 0) 289
It's an entirely different kind of flying.
This exact comment has already been posted. Try to be more original...
lol
Comment: Re:Mission Accomplished (Score 0) 1855
woosh
Comment: Sony (Score 0) 1162
And don't forget the royalties that Sony gets. If I ever get a Blu-ray, and that is rare for a plethora of other reasons given by other replies, it will be second-hand.
Comment: Re:I've been reading about solar breakthroughs (Score 0) 223
Which is the only reason I'm against Nuclear Power. Boiling water is stone age comparatively - no matter how efficient.
Comment: In Xanadu (Score 0) 357
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan
A stately pleasure-dome decree:
Where Alph, the sacred river, ran
Through caverns measureless to man
Down to a sunless sea.
Comment: But you don't have any proof though, right? (Score 0) 358
"could... unpredictable... potentially"
Call me when there's an actual demonstrated problem. Maybe the new materials will act as an amplifier? The situation would be different from floorplan to floorplan and from one wifi antenna placement to the next. You can hem and haw all you want, but you don't know for sure until you field test.
Call me when there's an actual demonstrated problem. Maybe the new materials will act as an amplifier? The situation would be different from floorplan to floorplan and from one wifi antenna placement to the next. You can hem and haw all you want, but you don't know for sure until you field test.
Comment: Re:Replacement for electrical power xmission lines (Score 0) 241
Fiber maybe? You would have the same physical eyesore problem, but the EM radiation would be non-existent. Is that even a real issue though?
This would be cool for small scale applications though, or very large things like beaming power from a solar collector in a Lagrange point to the moon.
Comment: Lest We Forget (Score 0) 178
Most people forget the three laws are always presented as flawed. Something always happens and runs amok. The three laws are a great starting point, but they are incomplete.
Comment: Re:Use the Carl Sagan Scale (Score 0) 225
Third base!
Comment: Re:not enough (Score 0) 247
Being overweight does not increase the number of cells in your body: the existing fat cells just swell.
Citation please.
Comment: Re:Why just dolphins? (Score 0) 785
[Do] you think tuna fishermen are going to stop using nets because they might catch something which has rights?
No, but I predict a not insignificant percentage would be deterred.