1: Universal Basic Income. This one works just the same way as existing capitalism, except it's maybe a little more honest is all. The income cap for unemployed makes it tough to reasonably start a family.
2: Direct Birth Control. China has already demonstrated this as a very successful solution all round.
I've always viewed gravity as being the mass interacting force that warps space-time, ie: the curvature is an effect of gravity rather than gravity itself.
Society can choose to use that tool in a variety of ways. Mostly it's used as a dishonest form of social classing and the subsequent population control - One step up from serfdom.
4300 km/h is my first rough guess of the needed Moon-relative launch velocity to kill the Earth-relative orbital velocity that the Moon naturally grants the projectile.
Given the mass requirements of high velocity atmospheric-entry I suspect that's a pretty big launcher needed.
Planets start forming as cold dust with all the water-ice evenly distributed in 3D. Pressure builds progressively as the temperature also rises. The water, by enlarge, stays trapped throughout as a liquid - only slowly escaping to the surface. If the surface is too cold then it'll freeze again as it rises.
I predict The Moon, like The Earth, will have plenty of water below deck.
The development of digital compressors and filters would be the bare tech at the heart of MPEG and all that followed. And that'll cover all modems too.
Separating hardware from software becomes difficult.
Read second sentence of article - "Such an engine would violate the law of conservation of momentum..." The author is referring to Newton's laws of motion (action and reaction).
No one doing the research is claiming such a violation. The journo is just making stuff up.
Of course government agencies are going to go after this stuff. And it's not just governments diving in either. The whole ad structure business is flawed to the core.
The problem is the existence of that data in the first place! I don't understand how businesses have been let away with such a free for all. It should have been knocked on the head a decade ago.
I'm no guru but you're not making any sense talking about ads. If ads happen to end up blocked then that's just a side effect of poorly constructed website.
Most sites I simply don't engage if they require any scripting at all.
Before NoScript existed I just left scripting disabled at all times. Now I also use additional selective blocking, ie: all third party scripts, for the few sites that I deem important (banking, Google Maps) to use scripts on.
It certainly seemed to me, from the all the talk, it was meant to do absolutely everything. When I realised it couldn't make a System-on-Chip I figured someone was bullshitting.
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1: Universal Basic Income.
This one works just the same way as existing capitalism, except it's maybe a little more honest is all. The income cap for unemployed makes it tough to reasonably start a family.
2: Direct Birth Control.
China has already demonstrated this as a very successful solution all round.
I've always viewed gravity as being the mass interacting force that warps space-time, ie: the curvature is an effect of gravity rather than gravity itself.
... and I might provide some light entertainment for the boss.
Where I come from, laws that put people in prison for these sorts of pranks is known as Nanny-Statism. Such laws keep growing and festering.
Eventually a popular uprising occurs and a nut-job is voted in to power ...
Society can choose to use that tool in a variety of ways. Mostly it's used as a dishonest form of social classing and the subsequent population control - One step up from serfdom.
It's possible this may change in the future.
So it's been fools day for quite some hours for us.
Fox is the reason why these groups are becoming the norm.
Nothing should be called a moon if it doesn't have the gravity to produce plasticity in the rock.
4300 km/h is my first rough guess of the needed Moon-relative launch velocity to kill the Earth-relative orbital velocity that the Moon naturally grants the projectile.
Given the mass requirements of high velocity atmospheric-entry I suspect that's a pretty big launcher needed.
I think bazmail is trying to point out that there is a huge number of small islands around the planet. And that most have shallow seas around them.
Hawaii would be an exception to this in that it's a chain of deep sea volcanoes.
When I say "product" I mean one for sale.
If the patents no longer protect any product the patents should be voided. Otherwise the patent system gets trolled into garbage disrepute.
If not then the patents should be voided. Otherwise the patent system gets trolled into garbage disrepute.
If not then the patents should be voided. Otherwise the patent system gets trolled into garbage disrepute.
Dang. O_o
Planets start forming as cold dust with all the water-ice evenly distributed in 3D. Pressure builds progressively as the temperature also rises. The water, by enlarge, stays trapped throughout as a liquid - only slowly escaping to the surface. If the surface is too cold then it'll freeze again as it rises.
I predict The Moon, like The Earth, will have plenty of water below deck.
The development of digital compressors and filters would be the bare tech at the heart of MPEG and all that followed. And that'll cover all modems too.
Separating hardware from software becomes difficult.
There's no mass being expelled in laser propulsion either.
Read second sentence of article - "Such an engine would violate the law of conservation of momentum ..." The author is referring to Newton's laws of motion (action and reaction).
No one doing the research is claiming such a violation. The journo is just making stuff up.
I can't read the original Chinese announcement but I'd be surprised if they were claiming the EmDrive as reactionless at this stage.
And I'm not seeing anything more than a token amount of money being spent at this stage as well.
Of course government agencies are going to go after this stuff. And it's not just governments diving in either. The whole ad structure business is flawed to the core.
The problem is the existence of that data in the first place! I don't understand how businesses have been let away with such a free for all. It should have been knocked on the head a decade ago.
I'm no guru but you're not making any sense talking about ads. If ads happen to end up blocked then that's just a side effect of poorly constructed website.
Most sites I simply don't engage if they require any scripting at all.
Before NoScript existed I just left scripting disabled at all times. Now I also use additional selective blocking, ie: all third party scripts, for the few sites that I deem important (banking, Google Maps) to use scripts on.
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It certainly seemed to me, from the all the talk, it was meant to do absolutely everything. When I realised it couldn't make a System-on-Chip I figured someone was bullshitting.