Except that in this case you can skip all that and do a little experimentation on your grandparents. This is not a new drug: it's plain old methylene blue, which has been used for all kinds of purposes for a century (from anti-malaria drug to aquarium antifungal) See this
No, not zombies, corpses. Animal testing doesn't help much here, as the T-cells have more differences than just 'that bit' between species anyway.
Somewhere along the line there has to be a so called 'First In Human' experiment, and when messing with the immune system that can really be a problem.
After having worked in the pharmaceutical industry for about 12 years I can only say: You'd be amazed.
T-cells are part of the immune system, and perhaps you remember this recent
infamous TGN1412 experiment involving T-Cells
The only thing that can affect the amount of Gallium available on Earth is nucleosynthesis or a fairly sturdy asteroid impact.
Exactly, you don't know what you do know:
If the economical demand for Gallium is high enough, both nucleosynthesis and asteroid farming become viable options.
Obviously that is an extreme example, but Gallium extraction from coalmining waste (with Ga concentrations below 1%) will increase the available amounts by a factor of 1000, when the price stays at the current level.
Not everything is economics, but a scary story about scarcity definitely is.
Yep, clueless, check
this story
The authors apparently do not realize that the available amount of Gallium depend on the price: Its impending scarcity could already be reflected in its price: in January 2003 the metal sold for around $60 per kilogram; by August 2006 the price had shot up to over $1000 per kilogram
his is what you get in a society when everybody believes that they deserve everything and yet everybody is unwilling to do any hard work.
You do not approve of the American dream?
I remeber a lab experiment where there was a factor of 2 error in a formula of the background documentation. The TA told me about 60% of the students came up with the 'correct' answer anayway...
I think it's interesting that this advice has been correct since the 1990's, when we were faced with the choice of buying a Sun printer or hooking up an apple laserwriter for half the price on our Sparcstation 1.
That's 15 years of sustained no improvement at all.
Good luck with the petitions...
I am sure Kuhn fully expected this since his book was critical of scientists. That does not make him wrong, though.
Exactly, because even being proven wrong doesn't mean you're wrong, if you're a philosopher. nobody has a monopoly on opinions
And science is just another text, right?
For a bit of a laugh you should read
this for instance
Slashdot Mirror
Except that in this case you can skip all that and do a little experimentation on your grandparents. This is not a new drug: it's plain old methylene blue, which has been used for all kinds of purposes for a century (from anti-malaria drug to aquarium antifungal)
See this
Just as intuitive as the nipple; now that all modern tits come with a Command key (the one labeled with the microsoft logo, or the one with 'alt').
No, not zombies, corpses. Animal testing doesn't help much here, as the T-cells have more differences than just 'that bit' between species anyway. Somewhere along the line there has to be a so called 'First In Human' experiment, and when messing with the immune system that can really be a problem.
After having worked in the pharmaceutical industry for about 12 years I can only say: You'd be amazed.
T-cells are part of the immune system, and perhaps you remember this recent infamous TGN1412 experiment involving T-Cells
Is that the optimization method they used to fine-tune Vista?
Well that future sounds almost as cheerful as 'Universal Binary' meaning java bytecode.
Makes me feel all warm inside.
Depends, if it is not reported stolen; tough luck for the card holder, if it is; tough luck for the credit card company.
The only thing that can affect the amount of Gallium available on Earth is nucleosynthesis or a fairly sturdy asteroid impact.
Exactly, you don't know what you do know: If the economical demand for Gallium is high enough, both nucleosynthesis and asteroid farming become viable options.
Obviously that is an extreme example, but Gallium extraction from coalmining waste (with Ga concentrations below 1%) will increase the available amounts by a factor of 1000, when the price stays at the current level.
Not everything is economics, but a scary story about scarcity definitely is.
Yep, clueless, check this story
The authors apparently do not realize that the available amount of Gallium depend on the price:
Its impending scarcity could already be reflected in its price: in January 2003 the metal sold for around $60 per kilogram; by August 2006 the price had shot up to over $1000 per kilogram
Can you just imagine what Japan would be like if marijuana were legal there
Slightly more like here?
Commercial companies are doing politics and lobbying for money, so why can't somebody do it for a cause they care about?
So are you also in favour of the Iraqi's using guns against their own government, and against the US troops?
his is what you get in a society when everybody believes that they deserve everything and yet everybody is unwilling to do any hard work.
You do not approve of the American dream?
How do you find those things out? I just googled for live sex shows and got 16800000 hits. Should I check them all?
Sure, just pop in a Rocks cd and hit the power switch. That will format the harddrives for you as well.
Yep, two whooooshes is about right.
But if we grease up real good, we may look like baby corpses in the end.
who mentioned limbs? Double ouch.
I remeber a lab experiment where there was a factor of 2 error in a formula of the background documentation. The TA told me about 60% of the students came up with the 'correct' answer anayway...
I think it's interesting that this advice has been correct since the 1990's, when we were faced with the choice of buying a Sun printer or hooking up an apple laserwriter for half the price on our Sparcstation 1. That's 15 years of sustained no improvement at all. Good luck with the petitions...
by more efficiently leveraging virtualization to utilize servers to a higher degree
I should have printed a fresh stack of these.
I am sure Kuhn fully expected this since his book was critical of scientists. That does not make him wrong, though.
Exactly, because even being proven wrong doesn't mean you're wrong, if you're a philosopher.
nobody has a monopoly on opinions
And science is just another text, right?
For a bit of a laugh you should read this for instance
Exactly, we really need a 'woooosh' meta-moderation for the septics.
If that gets modded flamebait there is no future
Porn?