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You were already stupid.
You were already stupid.
That does seem like an interesting thing for multiplayer games
Yet somehow the Earth teams with life.
What toxic pollutants? hydrazine? How much of it do you think they have in proportion to the entire atmosphere of Earth?
How many Star Trek prequels do we need? What's next a series with Spock in pre-K running around in diapers. No thanks.
Eventually, it'll be Star Trek 2025. James T. Kirk's great great great great grandpa working as a corn farmer in Iowa.
Don't women know we can put something hard there for free?
Why are they called Astronomer if they don't look at the stars? Too bad really, because if they were actually doing astronomy at scale, there wouldn't have been an available telescoping lens to zoom into their CEO.
Provably false. At least one person found my claim Insightful. Second, I searched my comment for the words "product" and "safety" and I didn't get any hits. I also searched the article for things you claim "we are talking here"
We can't have any nice things because of people like you.
Instead of product safety you end up disabling the whole thing. A person can cut themselves with a knife, therefore you ban all knives. There are a lot of legitimate reasons someone may want to look up pagan rituals. How far do you take product safety ? Ban all airplanes because one pilot went crazy?
It can be misused. Humans never should have been allowed to make fire. Where's that Prometheus motherfucker?
Journals should have (at least) two forms of retraction. One type should be a notice stating it was retracted due to consensus indicating the conclusions are baloney. And another for retraction due to consensus indicating deliberate falsification of results.
with arsenic.
In India they can, out of their 1.2 billion people. There's a percentage of parents there who obsess over kids rote academic competitive stuff (spelling bee, etc). If it's achievable by "hey study these books"
Why don't they go harder on autonomous driving? Tesla is whipping their ass.
The feature will inevitably get cheaper. Every technology Benz has introduced eventually finds its way to the low cost cars. There's probably nothing about the tech that makes it actually expensive other than the cost of lithium. Worst case you'd have to wait until the patent expires, which is presumably 20 years from now?
I'll keep a reserve supply in my fusion powered flying car.
Committees have become so important nowadays that subcommittees have to be appointed to do the work.