Perfect avoidance of parent's point. Which is that the standard model is so borked, it doesn't even explain what Newton did 500 years ago.

Talking about the implications of mass, while avoiding the grand pooh bah theory...that doesn't understand mass...is spectacular misdirection. You just might be a physicist.

Whole Foods staff appear to be giving a man a beat-down at the entrance to their Union Square store in NYC [Image stabilized version]

Whole Foods chain faces NYC probe after investigators found 'worst case of overcharges'

Whole Foods drops security firm after Calif. store attack

Whole Foods goes 'full mafia' on 70-year-old woman

Poorly defined business model leads to bankruptcy. Much like how domain name squatters ended up with very little in most cases. Companies simply made up words (Pinterest, Wikipedia, etc.) -- left off a vowel (Tumblr) -- or strung words together (Facebook, YouTube, Craigslist), and saved themselves a king's ransom.

They also contain gold, arsenic and plenty of other substances,

Nice troll response there. That conveniently ignores the percentages I (wiki) listed for eighteen of the twenty items.

Let's emphasize a few of them, shall we? 53% of the Vitamin A! 38% of the Folate. 160% of the Vitamin C. 48% of the iron one needs in a day.

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BTW, when I said "Oops" regarding the 554 mg of K in parsley, the point I was making (that you missed) was that parsley has *more* K than bananas. Ironically trumping that much vaunted K source.

No one eats a kilogram of bananas. Try one, and get 450 mg potassium.

As to that 100 grams of parsley? 554 mg of potassium. Oops.

As to the your 'ten times sounds like a "figure of speech"' slight:
Carbohydrates 6.33 g
Sugars 0.85 g
Dietary fiber 3.3 g
Fat 0.79 g
Protein 2.97 g
Vitamin A equiv.: (53%)
Thiamine (B1): (7%) 0.086 mg
Riboflavin (B2): (8%) 0.09 mg
Niacin (B3): (9%) 1.313 mg
Pantothenic acid (B5): (8%) 0.4 mg
Vitamin B6: (7%) 0.09 mg
Folate (B9): (38%) 152 μg
Vitamin C: (160%) 133 mg
Vitamin E: (5%) 0.75 mg
Vitamin K: (1562%) 1.64 mg


Minerals
Calcium: (14%) 138 mg
Iron: (48%) 6.2 mg
Magnesium: (14%) 50 mg
Manganese: (8%) 0.16 mg
Phosphorus: (8%) 58 mg
Potassium: (12%) 554 mg
Sodium: (4%) 56 mg
Zinc: (11%)


I count twenty items (aside from the sugar ones).

Bananas have sugar and potassium. Sugar being a minus. So you could buy sea salt for your potassium, and skip the sugar, and be better off than a mainly-bananas-eater.

You can never be secure on minimum wage though

Security is illusory. Just ask those living in a peaceful suburb that suddenly have refugees swarming their streets and raping their women.

Once you accept that security is an illusion, and do the simple things it takes to manage $x.xx, no matter the size of $x.xx, you will be at a low level of stress.

The excess pursuit of money is the root of all illusion.

So you correct your error -- you meant to say 75 million, not 75 billion -- and then you say you don't see the issue. "I was wrong...but I don't see I was wrong." Alrighty then.

Pro tip...don't enter all those zeroes into the Google calculator. Enter 20 and remember it is billions. Then you get a more modest (i.e. reasonable or intuitive) answer, that is harder to get wrong by a factor of a thousand.

Indeed.

Apparently, people with cell phones like downloading applications that allow them to send messages to each other.

Oh, and photos.

Profound stuff, man, profound stuff.

Eye of the Tiger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

The entire crew of Sunday NFL Countdown is now gone. Most left last season, with Chris Berman doing a farewell tour last year. That was pretty much my last reason for watching the channel (after they destroyed SportsCenter by replacing everyone with 20 year old females with _days_ of experience, and none of it in men's sports).

I've played and watched and loved sports for almost 60 years, and watching what ESPN has become is sickening, and disgusting.

Cris Evert & John McEnroe are also very good color commentators. They are clearly there for the tennis. John's brother can be added to your list of useless can't stands.

Maxwell did not work in the vector calculus!

Well, even more incredibly, he worked in both.

Maxwell also didn't fully realize the implication of these equations

Perhaps because he died at age 48. Which kind of makes what he was able to do in his 48 years all the more remarkable.

Whatever happened to downgrade rights?