Despite the fact that I agree wholeheartedly with everything you say, there is a part of me that would love to see you eat you words if it turned out to be genuine. So many great inventions were delayed for years by common sense and scepticism.
Two reasons really. First because the thought of a group of sceptical experts scratching their heads in disbelief is too delicious to resist, but mainly because it would mean that the undesirable element who spend so much time stealing copper wire to sell on the black market would be stymied by the drop in the value of copper. I guess they would resort to stealing nickel.
Yep. I used it for a long time and it was pretty good. I was very pissed of when it was killed off, not least because it wasn't a free app. OK, it's not like I paid a fortune for it, but still...
Anyway, I have since switched to Subsonic and it's working a treat.
The ability to introspect about self-performance is key to human subjective experience, but the neuroanatomical basis of this ability is unknown. Such accurate introspection requires discriminating correct decisions from incorrect ones, a capacity that varies substantially across individuals. We dissociated variation in introspective ability from objective performance in a simple perceptual-decision task, allowing us to determine whether this interindividual variability was associated with a distinct neural basis. We show that introspective ability is correlated with gray matter volume in the anterior prefrontal cortex, a region that shows marked evolutionary development in humans. Moreover, interindividual variation in introspective ability is also correlated with white-matter microstructure connected with this area of the prefrontal cortex. Our findings point to a focal neuroanatomical substrate for introspective ability, a substrate distinct from that supporting primary perception
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I'll bet there are hidden charges.
At least it didn't pull a duck face.
Patent pending ;-)
If it were my special laundry machine then of course I would be the one to remove the $1000 note. Naturally I would give you back your $1.
Despite the fact that I agree wholeheartedly with everything you say, there is a part of me that would love to see you eat you words if it turned out to be genuine. So many great inventions were delayed for years by common sense and scepticism.
Two reasons really. First because the thought of a group of sceptical experts scratching their heads in disbelief is too delicious to resist, but mainly because it would mean that the undesirable element who spend so much time stealing copper wire to sell on the black market would be stymied by the drop in the value of copper. I guess they would resort to stealing nickel.
Wouldn't a snowflake shaped network be susceptible to rapid meltdown?
That's very cool.
That's what I first though. Nice to know I was precisely in the same ball park as you.
...is "more or less exactly" ?
http://www.iflscience.com/tech...
make light work!
Boom tish!
Nope! Apple got there first and will sue the pass off of any other fruit-based companies who infringe.
It's brilliant! I can't wait to get some 3D printed fruit so I can make a purée.
Bill Gates does indeed believe the sun shines out of his ass.
....which is a little under 2 leagues
6000 fathoms you insensitive clod!
Yep. I used it for a long time and it was pretty good. I was very pissed of when it was killed off, not least because it wasn't a free app. OK, it's not like I paid a fortune for it, but still... Anyway, I have since switched to Subsonic and it's working a treat.
Trees have traditionally been trained in Entish, which although reliable, is such an un-hasty language.
Having just read about the Twin Paradox my brain is hurting too much to think about it. Go read it yourself.
I actually read it as "Onions Urging Actors Not To Work On Hobbit Movie" and nearly cried.
Your wife just commented on a picture posted on your secretary's MMS
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OIC. Thanks. Would you mind if I paraphrased that in my sig?
Nope.