"comprehensive list of the names of hundreds of Afghan civilian informants[citation needed]"
I have heard there were 2 names leaked, I have heard there were thousands linked. You seem pretty sure on hundreds leaked. I've yet to hear any citations and I am beginning to think the thousands of innocent Afghans is a "won't someone think of the children" plea.
I'm suspicious about the accuracy of numbers in general, I use 'some' for a few things and 'many' for more. I estimate there are many books in the world.
Only there are more problems cause by market orders to the retail investor than limit orders. Always place an order as a limit, just don't think they are going to do something they can't (ie gaurantee you make money on a trade).
He wasn't dreaming at the end, the top wobbled. Considering the slow zoom in on the top, if the filmmaker intended anyone to interpret the ending as dream, the top wouldn't have wobbled. The wobble was just to elicit groans from the audience as it started to fall, and made us start cranking our minds to figure out what happened.
The simple and non-ambiguous ending is that he isn't in a dream because Saito shot him, waking him up. The last scene before Cobb woke up was Saito picking up a handgun. This was Cobb's plan all along. He sent Fischer back to reality after planting the idea (inception) that Fischer would be able to break up his father's empire. This allowed Cobb to live a life with his kids. Well, his creepy motherless kids.
There are many more complicated theories, but I think this is the intended "obvious" ending.
Unfortunately, the supreme court disagrees with you. It has ruled in favor of corporate personhood, especially lately in regards to interpreting the 1st ammendment and their rights to "freedom of speech".
Defcon scheduler - "Alright, next up, speaker on the Chinese cyber-army. Any ideas anyone? You in the hood?"
Cloaked figure - "The Chinese are not the cyber-army you are looking for." waves hand
Defcon - "Great meeting everyone."
I once took too many mushrooms and had a similar experience where I asked myself the same question over and over for god knows how long, having lost the ability to judge time and in some ways even judging the direction of time.
At least my friends were reasonable enough to console me through the experience and not laugh at me while recording me and posting it on youtube. Guy was totally harshing that kids trip.
Sure, it's a consequence of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, the most popular of all interpretations in my layman's understanding. Bohrs and Heisenberg basically went this route, while Einstein wasn't so sure...
Stem cells are being shown to work in the few areas scientists are funded to study them. I dont think its a straw man argument to say that the religious zealots are stopping people with other conditions from being helped. If you want to split the generic/embryonic hairs here, that is your problem.
So if you think about a country like Spain who uses electricity of 243million MW out of the world's total usage 17billion MW (or 1.4%). So already you are down to using.014% of the Sahara to power the entire country.
Right, but it looks like it is the way it moves that is important. Where all others before it moved in specific direction, this one disassembles and reassembles itself in a new location. Apparently important if you are trying to create CA that builds things.
-from TFA "As the simulation progresses the incomplete structure begins to grow, while the structure at the start of the tape is demolished. The original Gemini continues to disassemble as the new one emerges until after nearly 34 million generations, new life is born (see diagram)."
Hooray. Same here. Been cable free since we could get network channels in HD (couple years now, probably saved ~ $2400). For the rest we get Netflix series/movies, or Hulu or download something if we need it immediately. Come to think of it, we haven't Hulu'd or downloaded something in almost a year now. Once you wean yourself off the mindless channel surfing and accidentally watching 3 hours of some reality series, you realize you don't want to watch as much. And there are plenty of good back catalogue tv series out there. It's much better than what is on the air now anyway in my opinion.
Minor problems have been sports, but network TV gets the big games (for example right now US world cup games and NBA finals are shown, while the other world cup games and the NBA playoffs were all ESPN). Although, you can get most major events streaming online without much trouble (ESPN3) and usually without much skirting the law (myp2p).
The biggest benefit is that I read a lot more now.
You still talk on your phone? I mean I guess it has that feaure... my phone's app for that isn't so good though. I do however hardly need my home computer anymore.
Agreed, I would like to read more about what happened to Europe after the press came about as I think it's a good analogy. links anyone? (or is that bad? maybe the internet has broken the self-education system too, i promise I won't cite wikipedia as a source)
I was there in November and they have done a really good job there leaving some of the city as it exists today overtaken by the jungle and some restored to show how the Maya lived in the cities. You would have no idea the mounds and hills of the jungle are pyramids and structures. The people there say you can't buy land without diggin up a Maya house in your backyard. Today in Belize there are around 300,000 people in the whole country, versus estimations before the Maya collapse of a couple million. For perspective the largest city there today only has 70,000 people.
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"comprehensive list of the names of hundreds of Afghan civilian informants[citation needed]"
I have heard there were 2 names leaked, I have heard there were thousands linked. You seem pretty sure on hundreds leaked. I've yet to hear any citations and I am beginning to think the thousands of innocent Afghans is a "won't someone think of the children" plea.
I'm suspicious about the accuracy of numbers in general, I use 'some' for a few things and 'many' for more. I estimate there are many books in the world.
Only there are more problems cause by market orders to the retail investor than limit orders. Always place an order as a limit, just don't think they are going to do something they can't (ie gaurantee you make money on a trade).
I would wager he's got the same condition as Magic Johnson... he's rich.
So we are in agreement that personafying toast is silly.
"personifying information is quite idiotic"
"Certain kinds of information like DNA seem to have some unknown motive"
So which one is it?
He wasn't dreaming at the end, the top wobbled. Considering the slow zoom in on the top, if the filmmaker intended anyone to interpret the ending as dream, the top wouldn't have wobbled. The wobble was just to elicit groans from the audience as it started to fall, and made us start cranking our minds to figure out what happened.
The simple and non-ambiguous ending is that he isn't in a dream because Saito shot him, waking him up. The last scene before Cobb woke up was Saito picking up a handgun. This was Cobb's plan all along. He sent Fischer back to reality after planting the idea (inception) that Fischer would be able to break up his father's empire. This allowed Cobb to live a life with his kids. Well, his creepy motherless kids.
There are many more complicated theories, but I think this is the intended "obvious" ending.
Unfortunately, the supreme court disagrees with you. It has ruled in favor of corporate personhood, especially lately in regards to interpreting the 1st ammendment and their rights to "freedom of speech".
You may be on to something. They should charge for incorrect grammar and spelling while they're at it. They might even be able to turn a profit.
Defcon scheduler - "Alright, next up, speaker on the Chinese cyber-army. Any ideas anyone? You in the hood?"
Cloaked figure - "The Chinese are not the cyber-army you are looking for." waves hand
Defcon - "Great meeting everyone."
I once took too many mushrooms and had a similar experience where I asked myself the same question over and over for god knows how long, having lost the ability to judge time and in some ways even judging the direction of time.
At least my friends were reasonable enough to console me through the experience and not laugh at me while recording me and posting it on youtube. Guy was totally harshing that kids trip.
I literally have a realtor friend who now works for the state at the unemployment office. Care to guess how he got the job?
Base price $50K. what about that Ferrari? http://www.teslamotors.com/models/index.php
Sure, it's a consequence of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, the most popular of all interpretations in my layman's understanding. Bohrs and Heisenberg basically went this route, while Einstein wasn't so sure...
Stem cells are being shown to work in the few areas scientists are funded to study them. I dont think its a straw man argument to say that the religious zealots are stopping people with other conditions from being helped. If you want to split the generic/embryonic hairs here, that is your problem.
He's just sayin. If David Copperfield found out you knew how to make a 747 disappear he'd be pissed.
So if you think about a country like Spain who uses electricity of 243million MW out of the world's total usage 17billion MW (or 1.4%). So already you are down to using .014% of the Sahara to power the entire country.
You gotta watch out though, those things can be kind of a double-edged sword.
Right, but it looks like it is the way it moves that is important. Where all others before it moved in specific direction, this one disassembles and reassembles itself in a new location. Apparently important if you are trying to create CA that builds things.
-from TFA "As the simulation progresses the incomplete structure begins to grow, while the structure at the start of the tape is demolished. The original Gemini continues to disassemble as the new one emerges until after nearly 34 million generations, new life is born (see diagram)."
Hooray. Same here. Been cable free since we could get network channels in HD (couple years now, probably saved ~ $2400). For the rest we get Netflix series/movies, or Hulu or download something if we need it immediately. Come to think of it, we haven't Hulu'd or downloaded something in almost a year now. Once you wean yourself off the mindless channel surfing and accidentally watching 3 hours of some reality series, you realize you don't want to watch as much. And there are plenty of good back catalogue tv series out there. It's much better than what is on the air now anyway in my opinion.
Minor problems have been sports, but network TV gets the big games (for example right now US world cup games and NBA finals are shown, while the other world cup games and the NBA playoffs were all ESPN). Although, you can get most major events streaming online without much trouble (ESPN3) and usually without much skirting the law (myp2p).
The biggest benefit is that I read a lot more now.
You still talk on your phone? I mean I guess it has that feaure... my phone's app for that isn't so good though. I do however hardly need my home computer anymore.
or google.com/m
(although some image results are for a mobile device)
Agreed, I would like to read more about what happened to Europe after the press came about as I think it's a good analogy. links anyone? (or is that bad? maybe the internet has broken the self-education system too, i promise I won't cite wikipedia as a source)
mmmmmm methane-based hydrogen fed chicken
I was there in November and they have done a really good job there leaving some of the city as it exists today overtaken by the jungle and some restored to show how the Maya lived in the cities. You would have no idea the mounds and hills of the jungle are pyramids and structures. The people there say you can't buy land without diggin up a Maya house in your backyard. Today in Belize there are around 300,000 people in the whole country, versus estimations before the Maya collapse of a couple million. For perspective the largest city there today only has 70,000 people.