Is that "surely" in the sense of "I know absolutely nothing about the subject"?
In case you hadn't noticed, radiation can also cause cancer! That alone should have clued you in to the fact that it's a little more complicated than your first-grade understanding of medicine.
Still, you keep brushing your teeth with radium toothpaste if you think it'll help you live longer.
This is the big problem. You can't keep people safe and there's on need to strive to do so to the absolute. You can keep them safer, and the trick is to strike the right balance between their security and their freedom.
If only there was some apposite quote from an elder statesmen of a bygone age...
GCHQ Destroying Laptop Full of Snowden Disclosures
As the summary actually makes clear, one of the interesting about this incident is that the Guardian editors opted to destroy the laptop themselves, instead of letting GCHQ do it.
Actually I knew he was dead, but are there no privacy/consent implications? Remember when Geordi fell in love with that hologram chick, or the real woman's reaction when she found out about it a few seasons later? (maybe you don't watch TNG; but that was pretty much the pertinent plot)
And what if, one day, these kinds of simulations become complete enough to be considered sentient? In a book I recently read, a dying father wanted to do something similar for his son - create a partial simulation of himself that continue, in some ways, to be the father he wouldn't be around to be.
The project failed because, in part (as I recall), the simulation wasn't stable or complete enough not to suffer a mental breakdown after a few hours. And there's a lot of negative public reaction to experimentation on the simulations.
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I think the joke is that there is no joke. It's inoffensive and goes nowhere.
Denver's offensive line.
Yeah, the original version of Take Me Home Country Roads is an f-bomb fest.
Since talking about the commercials has become almost as popular as the game itself, here's a place to do just that.
Exactly what the advertisers want.
Sound system simulates strident sonics of soaring space ships
Is that "surely" in the sense of "I know absolutely nothing about the subject"?
In case you hadn't noticed, radiation can also cause cancer! That alone should have clued you in to the fact that it's a little more complicated than your first-grade understanding of medicine.
Still, you keep brushing your teeth with radium toothpaste if you think it'll help you live longer.
But while Wolfram Alpha can crunch all the historical data it wants, and that data can suggest one team will likely triumph over another
I could've told you that without any data.
Posting to draw attention to parent.
What's the calculation there? Is it anything do with the Poisson distribution?
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Ahhh... that's the stuff.
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you cannot state that this hypothesis is absolutely, definitely correct.
That's your theory.
every famous theorectical physicist you ever heard of has produced provably false and bad models
Or so everyone used to believe. ;)
In the Standard Model, black holes are singularities.
Really? I always that the presence of the singularity is what causes the black hole to be, but they're not actually one and the same.
Comological Doctor AC agrees here.
Have you got a better theory? And it's still only a theory:
Russia's Dyatlov Pass Incident May Have Been Explained By Modern Science
American film and television producer Donnie Eichar believes he has solved
keeping people safe.
This is the big problem. You can't keep people safe and there's on need to strive to do so to the absolute. You can keep them safer, and the trick is to strike the right balance between their security and their freedom.
If only there was some apposite quote from an elder statesmen of a bygone age...
Would you like some toast?
GCHQ Destroying Laptop Full of Snowden Disclosures
As the summary actually makes clear, one of the interesting about this incident is that the Guardian editors opted to destroy the laptop themselves, instead of letting GCHQ do it.
I got +5 Funny for that? Yeesh. Easy crowd.
When Cars Go Driverless, What Happens To the Honking?
It Will Stop.
Next?
Honestly I hadn't thought that far ahead, but I know you can go online and find information.
Today you can.
But then how will everyone know that he's just blindly copy-pasted a couple of paragraphs from the ohhhh nevermind.
Former Dev Gives Gloomy Outlook On Linux Support From the Opera Browser
FTFY. Linux will always be there for Opera to run on, if it wishes to.
Actually I knew he was dead, but are there no privacy/consent implications? Remember when Geordi fell in love with that hologram chick, or the real woman's reaction when she found out about it a few seasons later? (maybe you don't watch TNG; but that was pretty much the pertinent plot)
And what if, one day, these kinds of simulations become complete enough to be considered sentient? In a book I recently read, a dying father wanted to do something similar for his son - create a partial simulation of himself that continue, in some ways, to be the father he wouldn't be around to be.
The project failed because, in part (as I recall), the simulation wasn't stable or complete enough not to suffer a mental breakdown after a few hours. And there's a lot of negative public reaction to experimentation on the simulations.
Who's joking?
Cutting the day into 4 pieces?
Sssshuuuutuuuup. You'll awaken the mummified corpse of Gene Ray.
Actually, he seems to have moved a little beyond harmless eccentricity:
Children will be blessed for Killing Of Educated Adults Who Ignore 4 Simultaneous Days Same Earth Rotation.
Adults Eat Teenagers Alive, No Record Of Their Death.
All that inappropriate capitalisation. It's like reading Slashdot headli-
Oh. My. God. He's here.
Obligate fish story...
Wrong but right.