Everyone hates spez because he's made a bunch of shit, sellout calls. Now he says the thing he didnt build is better now that he is in charge and everyone who built it were lazy idealists. Get fucked you greedy little man. Enjoy your company's future failure.

Buttery males?

All AI needs to have a warning label. If it's impersonating a human, then it needs to announce itself.

Release isn't declassify. This is nonsense.

People still want to think humans will ever live off planet sustainably. They won't. There is no known energy source that justifies this thinking. We are stuck on Earth and need to act like it or there is no future for humanity or anything biologically similar on this rock.

The correct answer is cyanide leaching followed by carbon loading/ unloading and electrowinning. Just like the mines do. It's the most economic/ selective process for good extraction.

Like a battery that you have to dump way more energy into to recharge than it generates. Remove oxygen... then re-powderize the lot!

That is stupid. All matter you consume or touch in your life will have some concentration of radioactive isotopes. There is no such thing as a ZERO dose of radiation. You have to give it a number.

This is ridiculous.

"Ryounosuke Takanori, a spokesperson for TEPCO told CNN in a statement that the concentration of carbon-14 contained in the treated water is about 2 to 220 becquerels per liter, as measured in the water tanks. Takanori said "even if the water is continuously drunk by 2 liters every day, the annual exposure is about 0.001 to 0.11 millisieverts, which is not a level that affects health.""

2.8 million PSI is what you wrote in your title. That is wrong. Abstact (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2801-z) says "An important discovery leading to room-temperature superconductivity is the pressure-driven disproportionation of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) to H3S, with a confirmed transition temperature of 203 kelvin at 155 gigapascals."

155 gigapascals is 1.55 M bar, or... 22.5 million PSI. But thanks for checking before replying.

22.5 million, no?

If 65% of people show symptoms, and 0.4% of people who show symptoms will die, then 910,000 US citizens would die if everyone was infected. If that is the case, then would this not indicate that 10% of the US populous has been exposed?

Per capita they are as well.. Read the article. "According to the scientific online publication Ourworldindata.com, Covid-19 deaths in Sweden were the highest in Europe per capita in a rolling seven-day average between 12 and 19 May. " It's averaged data from the most recent week, and Sweden's numbers are trending down. It's not good reporting. Overall, their numbers are quite good.

What gives? Are Belgium, Spain, the UK, and Italy all not part of Europe?

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