"This guy's career is totally a product of having the "right" position."
Which fits, because so do all his opponents. Scientific "consensus" is an indicator that something has gone horribly wrong with the scientific process.
Which reminds me- is a firearm truly the best way to create a projectile weapon on a 3D printer?
It seems to me that there should be a way to exceed a firearm's muzzle velocity, with a properly designed kinetic spring of some sort, thus building a weapon that requires neither metal nor gunpowder.
I know 45 minutes in I was blowing a.00, but I have no idea how accurate the cheapo breathalyzer is (it even feels cheap with a battery case that doesn't quite fit, an LCD screen, and a "detector" behind the grill that looks like it isn't quite mounted straight).
I do know this, it beeps quite loudly at anything over a.06. No way you could miss what it considers a fail. No idea what jurisdiction.06 is considered drunk.
My wife gave me a breathalyzer as a joke. I rarely drink away from where I am sleeping for the night, to make the world safer for me.
I decided to try this cheap-ass pocket AAA battery run breathalyzer out. I took a shot of vodka, blew a 0.07. I waited 15 minutes, blew a 0.02. How drunk do you have to be to not pass a breathalyzer?
As I remember, the "happy ending" in Manna was only available to those whose ancestors had the foresight to invest in the libertarian Australia Project.....
Then of course you wouldn't need weather to decide when to leave work (or IF it is worthwhile to leave work at all, I've had a couple of times when it simply wasn't worthwhile to leave work before midnight).
by do a lot of damage, I mean completely collapse it. Most nuclear silos though are a hell of a lot deeper than 60 feet, and are built out of reinforced concrete, not packed earth.
Love it, but a nuclear warhead going off in a silo, especially where the United States and the old Soviet Union put most silos, is a meh.
It'll do a lot of damage to the silo. It will kill the people in the silo. It *might* poison the groundwater for a couple of miles radius. But that's it.
The Crusades? You mean, the military reaction after 700 years of terrorism from Islam, that was so concerned with their own eternal salvation that they sucked at being a military?
And his punishment for being a heretic was to be given a 47 room mansion with servants and a fully stocked laboratory! Technically house arrest, but would somebody please give me that level of luxurious house arrest?
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"This guy's career is totally a product of having the "right" position."
Which fits, because so do all his opponents. Scientific "consensus" is an indicator that something has gone horribly wrong with the scientific process.
" if proper peer review is undertaken"
The problem comes in when fads appear among the peers.
Which reminds me- is a firearm truly the best way to create a projectile weapon on a 3D printer?
It seems to me that there should be a way to exceed a firearm's muzzle velocity, with a properly designed kinetic spring of some sort, thus building a weapon that requires neither metal nor gunpowder.
That doesn't look like a citation to me.
Seems to me a raspberi pi, four stepper motors, and a couple of good accelerometers could easily compensate for that.
Either that, or just make your rocket bottom heavy.
What's wrong with using a balloon, to lift your rocket until the balloon explodes, THEN kick in the engines?
CIA agents wearing black suits? What do you THINK their uniform is?
September was in winter?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monowheel , thanks for reminding me that the word is gerbiling, not hamstering.
But at least he taught me something: That Sir Isaac Newton was a proto-Mormon.
I know 45 minutes in I was blowing a .00, but I have no idea how accurate the cheapo breathalyzer is (it even feels cheap with a battery case that doesn't quite fit, an LCD screen, and a "detector" behind the grill that looks like it isn't quite mounted straight).
I do know this, it beeps quite loudly at anything over a .06. No way you could miss what it considers a fail. No idea what jurisdiction .06 is considered drunk.
My wife gave me a breathalyzer as a joke. I rarely drink away from where I am sleeping for the night, to make the world safer for me.
I decided to try this cheap-ass pocket AAA battery run breathalyzer out. I took a shot of vodka, blew a 0.07. I waited 15 minutes, blew a 0.02. How drunk do you have to be to not pass a breathalyzer?
How about Bar Interlocks? "Want a drink? Blow into this device. I can serve you if you're under .04."
As I remember, the "happy ending" in Manna was only available to those whose ancestors had the foresight to invest in the libertarian Australia Project.....
That was my thought. I want to know the location of his sea steading city so that if I'm forced to be a pirate, I know where to raid for supplies.
Basis Peak, if they ever get the notification software, is a good start, but it needs voice recognition.
Of course, I suppose, if you had a Pebble, you could just program it to bring up voice rec on your smart phone and use your bluetooth headset.
Then of course you wouldn't need weather to decide when to leave work (or IF it is worthwhile to leave work at all, I've had a couple of times when it simply wasn't worthwhile to leave work before midnight).
Free will is not an easy app to code.
by do a lot of damage, I mean completely collapse it. Most nuclear silos though are a hell of a lot deeper than 60 feet, and are built out of reinforced concrete, not packed earth.
Love it, but a nuclear warhead going off in a silo, especially where the United States and the old Soviet Union put most silos, is a meh.
It'll do a lot of damage to the silo. It will kill the people in the silo. It *might* poison the groundwater for a couple of miles radius. But that's it.
You've convinced Europe.
Did I get first post?
Still, something tells me this is only a quantum effect, not macro
The Crusades? You mean, the military reaction after 700 years of terrorism from Islam, that was so concerned with their own eternal salvation that they sucked at being a military?
And his punishment for being a heretic was to be given a 47 room mansion with servants and a fully stocked laboratory! Technically house arrest, but would somebody please give me that level of luxurious house arrest?
I still don't understand why this is news. How is this different from what the previous FIVE Popes proclaimed on the subject?