So this is probably a dumb question, but, here we go anyway.
Is the human body a type of cold fusion machine?
Think about it. We intake food as fuel, that we convert to energy or store as fat. Is it possible that we produce more energy than we consume? We need very few calories/fuel to function, and the daily output of the human race is enormous. I know we use a lot of external resources from the earth, but the human body very efficient.
Anybody else think Microsoft will now drop development of Office for Mac?
This way they can keep people booting into Windows to run Word. When full virtualization is released I can see this pushing Mac Office out the door even faster.
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So this is probably a dumb question, but, here we go anyway.
Is the human body a type of cold fusion machine?
Think about it. We intake food as fuel, that we convert to energy or store as fat. Is it possible that we produce more energy than we consume? We need very few calories/fuel to function, and the daily output of the human race is enormous. I know we use a lot of external resources from the earth, but the human body very efficient.
Anybody else think Microsoft will now drop development of Office for Mac?
This way they can keep people booting into Windows to run Word. When full virtualization is released I can see this pushing Mac Office out the door even faster.
Bye Bye Mac Office. It was nice knowing you.