Hence why the alcohol hand washes don't create superbugs either - it just kills them wholesale, and developing an immunity to it is highly unlikely.
Now, if they could just do something like this that would kill viruses. We all know someone using Purel like it's going out of fashion because they think it's protecting them against H1N1... What if we actually had something that could (aside from hand-washing, of course)?
If this is in fact a hoax, would it be possible to see the hoaxers preperations on the crater through Google Earth? I doubt that the satellites scan that region enough, but it's worth a shot...
Qualify and justify all you want, but do remember that the English language has always been a low tongue, owned and directed by the proletariat - regardless of the rules.
People don't care where quotation marks go, or don't, they don't care whether or not it's spelled 'theater' or 'theatre', 'fibre' or 'fiber', or even whether cursive writing has a place in our society. Is it 'through', or 'thru'? Is it 'wherefore' or 'why'? If the majority of people use it, it becomes de facto, de rigeur, and de way it is - sucks to your assmar.
Languages evolve. Just because your sense that what's correct is what's current doesn't mean it is. It will change, and in hundreds of years, will be seen as we fee olde englifh now. You can't stop the bum's rush.
From the Wikipedia article on 'Vacuum': a perfect vacuum with gaseous pressure of exactly zero is only a philosophical concept and never is observed in practice.
also: Upright designs usually employ a rotating brushroll or beater bar, which removes dirt through a combination of sweeping and vibration.
The speed of light is actually the speed of energy, so if gravity waves are energy, then it will be at or slightly below the speed of light. Otherwise, if it's matter-based, then its maximum speed would be about the speed of sound. I believe.
So, stop me if I'm way off base, but might it be impossible to detect gravity waves? If a gravity wave is a change in the gravitational constant of a finite space, then wouldn't that affect the mass, and the space-time qualities of a sensor within that space, rendering its observations relative, and useless?
Or does my thought experiment lack a certain... Knowledge?
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I want plasma bog roll.
Hence why the alcohol hand washes don't create superbugs either - it just kills them wholesale, and developing an immunity to it is highly unlikely.
Now, if they could just do something like this that would kill viruses. We all know someone using Purel like it's going out of fashion because they think it's protecting them against H1N1... What if we actually had something that could (aside from hand-washing, of course)?
Um, guys? The Fifth Element was LOVE? HELLOOOOOO?
Nerds... Jeez.
Thanks a lot, guys... Now I lost my train of thought!
Could you dumb it down a shade?
Oh. You're THAT guy.
Or, say, if the picture was taken any time after they started working on it. By chance.
If this is in fact a hoax, would it be possible to see the hoaxers preperations on the crater through Google Earth? I doubt that the satellites scan that region enough, but it's worth a shot...
On every computer in the world... except for the one your aunt will call you to troubleshoot six years from now.
I couldn't even get the 3-1/2" disk to fit in my 8088, that's how slow it was!
I would define them as the law does - Randomly selected taxpayers from the area in which the trial will take place.
The purpose of having twelve folks is to (attempt to ) eliminate prejudice and ulterior motive - not to have some sort of cumulative intelligence.
Qualify and justify all you want, but do remember that the English language has always been a low tongue, owned and directed by the proletariat - regardless of the rules.
People don't care where quotation marks go, or don't, they don't care whether or not it's spelled 'theater' or 'theatre', 'fibre' or 'fiber', or even whether cursive writing has a place in our society. Is it 'through', or 'thru'? Is it 'wherefore' or 'why'? If the majority of people use it, it becomes de facto, de rigeur, and de way it is - sucks to your assmar.
Yeah, and he's probably still a judge somewhere in West Virginia.
I'll take twelve less-intelligent peers than one intellectual elected official any day.
"This verdict is written on a cocktail napkin. And it still says 'guilty'... And 'guilty' is spelled wrong!"
"I'm not wearing a tie at all."
Just because your sense that what's correct is what's current doesn't mean it is.
See, my language is evolving right before your eyes.
Languages evolve. Just because your sense that what's correct is what's current doesn't mean it is. It will change, and in hundreds of years, will be seen as we fee olde englifh now. You can't stop the bum's rush.
From the Wikipedia article on 'Vacuum':
a perfect vacuum with gaseous pressure of exactly zero is only a philosophical concept and never is observed in practice.
also:
Upright designs usually employ a rotating brushroll or beater bar, which removes dirt through a combination of sweeping and vibration.
The Universe has a foamy head?
Vacuums contain material, dude. My Dyson is almost full.
The speed of light is actually the speed of energy, so if gravity waves are energy, then it will be at or slightly below the speed of light. Otherwise, if it's matter-based, then its maximum speed would be about the speed of sound. I believe.
So, stop me if I'm way off base, but might it be impossible to detect gravity waves? If a gravity wave is a change in the gravitational constant of a finite space, then wouldn't that affect the mass, and the space-time qualities of a sensor within that space, rendering its observations relative, and useless?
Or does my thought experiment lack a certain... Knowledge?
Thanks!
Twix! They're all Twix!
And you're ugly.