Neutrinos are massless and have no charge, so they escape major astrologically active environments without interference.
Almost massless, surely? Also are "astrologically active environments" something to do with the age of Aquarius? Love will steer the stars, but not the neutrinos, apparently.
Translation; Even after a World War decimated the population, the local government realized it still needed to maintain a proper death toll, because all governments on the planet hold an obvious-but-never-spoken responsibility of Resource Management, which a component of that responsibility is population control.
What do you think was going through the heads of the people making that decision? Those people would be in my grandparents' or great-grandparents' generation. Would they think that extra sugar was a death sentence? I find that unlikely. Those decision-makers were puffing away like chimneys on pipes and unfiltered cigarettes. Even without reading Wikipedia on UK rationing you can probably guess that rationing was politically unpopular. The idea that people would hold onto rationing forever to avoid nebulous health consequences many decades in the future does not sound very plausible.
A 15% increase in fatalities, if this isn't just noise that will regress to the mean after more data comes in, would point to people being distracted for an extended period of time
If there was such a thing as "National Close Your Eyes For Ten Seconds Day" it's plausible that it would have quite an effect on traffic accidents, even though it's just 0.01% of the day.
I'd agree that more data might make this disappear.
He also inspired the name of the British beef extract Bovril. Perhaps LLMs will get into the product-naming game (if they haven't already).
Johnston took the -vril suffix from Edward Bulwer-Lytton's then-popular novel, The Coming Race (1871), the plot of which revolves around a superior race of people, the Vril-ya, who derive their powers from an electromagnetic substance named "Vril". Therefore, Bovril indicates great strength obtained from an ox.
Only problem is, Dutch is starting to push some French words out of my head!
I was wary of learning Italian because it seems to muscle into spoken Spanish. I was in Spanish classes with a couple of other English people and they would use "ma" instead of "pero" for "but" without even noticing. Two decades later and I'm now learning Mandarin where "ma" has plenty of meanings depending on the tone.
propagating vacuous Subjects
Just out of interest, do you generally use the desktop or the mobile version of the site? I only ask because I think you have complained about "vacuous" subject lines on several occasions, whereas it's not something I would give any thought to when typing a reply. I wonder whether the presentation style makes it look either important (you), or barely noticeable (me).
You will notice I have not gone to any effort to change this subject line, either
if we stop using coal for power, what're we gonna do with (bing) "1.1 trillion tons of proven coal reserves, enough to last around 133 years at current consumption levels" worldwide?
If you had a 133 year supply of cigarettes, would you feel you needed to smoke them?
No. There is no bi-polarity. And the people booing you are not mentally ill.
Bipolar actually has other meanings - #1 from Merriam-Webster is in play here.
1) having or marked by two mutually repellent forces or diametrically opposed natures or views
2) having or involving the use of two poles or polarities (e.g. bipolar transistors)
3) relating to, associated with, or occurring in both polar regions (e.g. Arctic/Antarctic birds)
4) psychology : being, characteristic of, or affected with a bipolar disorder
There's a large contingent of alleged humans who get a tingle in their nethers presenting LLM output as their own original thought.
LLM or no LLM, there is a long-standing policy against that: Wikipedia is not a publisher of original thought.
TAT-8 carried 280Mbit/s in the days when the equivalent number of telephone circuits was relevant. The Fastnet cable will deliver 320Tbit/s, so one million times more! I wonder how many newer cables cross TAT-8 and therefore lie on top of it? Dragging TAT-8 up from the sea floor sounds like it could cause some collateral damage. Perhaps they will leave some sections down there to avoid this.
Other links: Submarine cable repair animation, Informative article with annoying graphics
The light of a hundred stars does not equal the light of the moon.
