Just think, both of those planets someday could have been very similar to our Earth.
They are our sister planets, each expressing an ultimate degree to which things can go, and with what we've been discovering recently, remarkably little 'input'.
Vaporization in a nuclear blast? Not a bad way out. Instantaneous and blink it's over.
Death by starvation or some fucking infection or some bullshit in a desolate world forced to fight mortally for cans of beans? No thanks, prefer the former. So, please, vaporization thanks. Even a bio/freak-virus attack which kills in a day or two time would suffice.
Never could understand that. If the Apocalypse is coming, let me and my family be its first victims. A good clean death would be much preferable to a pathetic existence on the brink of starvation in a devastated world.
IMO-- Lets first make food a right (and access to clean water, air, etc) and then let's talk about owning a laptop and broadband as a fundamental human right. Till then this sort of thing comes off as very first world centric.
Whenever I need to completely switch gears from one project to the next (like going from Drupal into Zend Framework), I will require at least two weeks of downtime (although I would never dare admit to it to my manager). It's unavoidable. It's like my brain is jammed between channels and no matter how much I beat the horse, it will be this way while my neurons rearrange themselves. Then, one sunny day, bing it's all realigned and reprogrammed and I'm off to the productive races.
Wish there were medical-creative downtime available....
Maybe its just the cynic in me, but this seems like a real rip off. How many bugs will be discovered in total? And how much would it cost to have an actual Q/A department find those bugs?
Easy: Throw him in a hole and work it out later. We've long since jumped the "rule of law" rails over here when it comes to anything that annoys the elites.
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My server farm of articifial human braines will make me mad bitcoin
How's anyone going to learn skilled labor like this in the future if they can't even apprenticeship?
Despite the straw man you are so desperately clinging to, the "Heat Equation" describes a region far greater than those of we three planets.
"All the necessary parameters"? The "Heat Equation"?
You can't be serious.
Just think, both of those planets someday could have been very similar to our Earth.
They are our sister planets, each expressing an ultimate degree to which things can go, and with what we've been discovering recently, remarkably little 'input'.
Please, "scientists", we've been down this road before... and it did not end well.
We ought to nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
yeah but with the NSA, we don't need lameness like this to get our online surveillance.
Vaporization in a nuclear blast? Not a bad way out. Instantaneous and blink it's over.
Death by starvation or some fucking infection or some bullshit in a desolate world forced to fight mortally for cans of beans? No thanks, prefer the former. So, please, vaporization thanks. Even a bio/freak-virus attack which kills in a day or two time would suffice.
Never could understand that. If the Apocalypse is coming, let me and my family be its first victims. A good clean death would be much preferable to a pathetic existence on the brink of starvation in a devastated world.
IMO-- Lets first make food a right (and access to clean water, air, etc) and then let's talk about owning a laptop and broadband as a fundamental human right. Till then this sort of thing comes off as very first world centric.
Totally feel the bees on that.
Whenever I need to completely switch gears from one project to the next (like going from Drupal into Zend Framework), I will require at least two weeks of downtime (although I would never dare admit to it to my manager). It's unavoidable. It's like my brain is jammed between channels and no matter how much I beat the horse, it will be this way while my neurons rearrange themselves. Then, one sunny day, bing it's all realigned and reprogrammed and I'm off to the productive races.
Wish there were medical-creative downtime available....
Buzzwords, the mantras of sinking ships. :(
Sorry for the cynical missive.
Pile on the attorneys and litigation.
is there any other way to teach these lazy monopolistic companies anything?
Maybe I'm just so used to right handed mice. I have always had the same issue with left handed scissors as well. :-/
We could maybe get back to actually governing this country.
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What a wild idea.
Please, lord, wash them all out to sea.
Love,
Insurance companies says NO.
ugh.
well, hey, cheer up everybody, we just landed the most awesomest rover evar on mars!
and all the other sciency stuff we've been accomplishing...
we're doing great.
right?
hello?
Maybe its just the cynic in me, but this seems like a real rip off. How many bugs will be discovered in total? And how much would it cost to have an actual Q/A department find those bugs?
Child labor in sheep's clothing?
How very Dante's Inferno of you.
In a courtroom, "science" is only about what the judge believes is science. Same for whatever he or she things about a "scientific method".
Good watch: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/real-csi/
One thing they didn't cover, however, was the horror behind "expert" psychologists/psychiatrists and the damage they inflict.
Would this not be a more fruitful and important quest?
I mean, seriously, what does AOL still do? How are they even in business still? I don't get it.
Easy: Throw him in a hole and work it out later. We've long since jumped the "rule of law" rails over here when it comes to anything that annoys the elites.