"X could very well be causing you cancer! We suggest you stop using it!"

"Stop fear-mongering -- it's as yet unproven!"

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Certainly having micro-plastics in every organ in our bodies is doing no good for us. It's very likely causing us harm. It's still being researched, yes, but I'm certainly not happy that they are there in the first place.

It would be nice to not add more

Elon was in Arkham??!

That's a funny way to spell "actual"...

I move the mouse to the corner, it changes shape, and I click and drag. Done.

I've never even noticed that this happens outside the window.

Scroll bars -- well they are a while other story.

But I don't see any issue with resizing.

I'm going to call this a PEBCAK issue in the author.

Nothing here (in the summary -- I didn't click through) about how long it takes to FIX them, once found.

Ergo someone has no idea what they are talking about. Please pick up a physics book.

"Science progresses one funeral at a time"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

So it's mostly true.

Moreover, with space itself being curved, the photons aren't accelerating, they are following a straight path. There's no "slingshot" here, just a straight line (that curves as space curves -- think a line of longitude that is a straight line that curves around the surface of the earth).

The curving lengthens the line, though, delaying the photon from reaching us. The photos travel at c. If there are 2 or 3 visible paths between us and the source, we can use differences in timing of observing some event on the 3 paths to calculate their different lengths, and thus the extent of the space curvature, and thus the amount of mass present.

So is Jesus.

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(I bet that shrug won't render correctly...)

I don't want my TV spying on me.

Google and Apple can, though.

Lol.

Dumb as they are, sometimes they do something right.

Now, let's see them so the same to an American company that does the same thing...

Nature uses fires to clear patches of forest so that new things can grow. And regular fires ensure that the patches that burn remain small.

There are parts of the world where they intentionally start fires or order to ensure that only small forest fires can happen -- Vertasium has a really good video on the topic.

So maybe burn out the dead stuff, which will help kill the beetles and add some nutrients to the ground.

Before a lightening strike makes the decision for them.

"Opioids are fine. Here's a paper I wrote that explains that."

"Hi CoPilot -- please download and install Chrome/Firefox/Brave, and make it my default browser"

With captured micro-plastics from everyday life.