What we need to do is develop renewable energy sources to the point where they are truly viable, and spread them around the world so everyone can easily use them.
I don't have a moral objection to leather. I have a financial objection to it. That shit is expensive.
Plus, the size of the animal limits how big a solid, unstiched sheet of it can be. I am all for in-vitro leather if it can bring the price down and give us larger pieces.
Sure, require the person's real name, but let them choose whether or not to make it public. If you keep your real name private, you can go by some screen name publicly. Someone searching for you by your real name can offer a connection. If you choose to accept, then your public screen name becomes known to them.
... all stuffed into something that one of the astronaut's aunts have him. If they hadn't had the toothbrush, THAT would have been the thing they needed.
Let me know when they develop a walk-around 3d display that multiple people can look at simultaneously and each see the correct view from their position.
As I recall, even dyed-in-the-wool racists were voting for Obama. I recall the phrase "When your house is burning down, you don't care what color the fireman is" being said by some redneck in an article.
Just because the sense organ is in the ear doesn't mean that it is associated with the sense of hearing, just like our sense of balance comes from structures in the ear, but that sense is unconnected to hearing.
You don't know that half of it
What we need to do is develop renewable energy sources to the point where they are truly viable, and spread them around the world so everyone can easily use them.
We're getting into the territory where Kim Dotcom himself might end up dead and buried.
I can accept almost all of this, but there is one glaring flaw.
The US converting to metric? Lunacy. Sheer fantasy.
If we don't have a right to work, then why is it called a "right to work" society? That sounds like the exact opposite of what it means.
I didn't read crazyjj's entire post before responding, but let me say that the price WILL eventually come down and be cheaper than natural leather.
I don't have a moral objection to leather. I have a financial objection to it. That shit is expensive.
Plus, the size of the animal limits how big a solid, unstiched sheet of it can be. I am all for in-vitro leather if it can bring the price down and give us larger pieces.
Sure, require the person's real name, but let them choose whether or not to make it public. If you keep your real name private, you can go by some screen name publicly. Someone searching for you by your real name can offer a connection. If you choose to accept, then your public screen name becomes known to them.
Democracy only works when you have an educated populous.
... all stuffed into something that one of the astronaut's aunts have him. If they hadn't had the toothbrush, THAT would have been the thing they needed.
People are complaining about the inability of people to operate a flying car when they can't operate one on the ground.
The whole point is that flying cars will be autopiloted.
What professional hit-man would actually solicit his contracted victim for a bribe? He'd never get hired again.
We want these if they can be made touch-sensitive
That's not blame. That's a prediction, you fucking moron.
Let me know when they develop a walk-around 3d display that multiple people can look at simultaneously and each see the correct view from their position.
Humans have an ingrained habit of doing that from actual religion.
Actually, they need to take a class in basic critical thinking, first. Then they should take the class in evolution.
The problem is that most of the bugs are in the human end of the system, not in the software.
As I recall, even dyed-in-the-wool racists were voting for Obama. I recall the phrase "When your house is burning down, you don't care what color the fireman is" being said by some redneck in an article.
How about a combination of DNA and fingerprints? Since identical twins/triplets/etc.. don't have identical fingerprints.
It doesn't need to be washable. That's the whole point. Nothing sticks to it.
Isn't that called "cancer"?
Just because the sense organ is in the ear doesn't mean that it is associated with the sense of hearing, just like our sense of balance comes from structures in the ear, but that sense is unconnected to hearing.
I think it's more like 100 pixels.
I'm not a big fan of Ayn Rand, but that's one of the things she got right.