Selective hybrid-pressure is a known form of GM, pal. It's the insertion of selective genes via natural means of reproduction and then taking those which show the genetic sequence and breeding those until you have a 'landrace.'
Pardon me while I get to finishing my bean plant that produces what a plant 3x its normal size would produce. 8" and producing a huge cluster of beans.
Well, no they're missing the point that we're pushing this stuff faster than it would naturally occur. And with our current state of existence, who is to say that this won't cause dire issues later on?
That is essentially the truth. At the bare core of it all, we're tampering with genetics that wouldn't evolve or exist for a very long time in pretty much every theoretical model.
Sheeeit, 50% of our sales comes from rentals because they don't wan't something trackable on computer. A few buy our no-trace drives loaded with porn, and also on occasion there's the buyer of DVDs/Blu-Ray because they want to display it on a big screen.
And no, sexual harassment is not so expected in this field. We're all freaks and flirt with each other all the time. Whether it gets serious or not is a different story (and one I have many of.)
"I'd imagine that such pedantry, mixed with anger and a great deal of physical scar tissue makes you quite a lonely man."
check it out, another armchair psychiatrist.
I'm married, fool. Not lonely at all.
"You take pride in your hardship, though it was difficult on you. It proves something to you or about you. Anyone that takes away from that in part or whole is a threat to your already shattered emotional state. And thus you attack."
No, armchair fool, I defend the integrity of a profession from laypeople that would open their mouths and discredit that which they're not qualified to talk about. It'd be like me coming into your bedroom and telling you how to fuck your wife (although I know my sex pretty well, which is why I work in a sex shop, so that's a kind of moot argumentative point.)
"Should this not be enlightening enough the reason why I am AC may be: if you think major surgery is difficult, think of people that do it to themselves, without anesthesia, all because the horror feels better than their state of mind."
Like I did resetting my own foot, bracing it, and letting it heal when I got a Lis Franc fracture? You assume I've never done this shit myself, child. You're a fool.
"So only someone with a degree can possibly have a valid opinion on whether wrong was done ?"
When it comes to medicine, yes, which is why we have laws preventing any sort of medical claims or advice without license.
"That's bullshit, and it is so arrogant that it boggles the mind."
Okay, I'm throwing you into a room with a patient that needs an immediate brain operation. Have at it.
"I hope you get terminal cancer soon"
Thankfully, I've got a genetic disorder that makes me rather unsusceptible to cancer. As a result, however, my life span is rather short. I might have another 20 years if lucky.
How is it a known part of a procedure when the nervous system still isn't fully known?
We only just RECENTLY obtained a live scan of what happens to your brain when you go under general anesthesia. We're still figuring out the implications.
Using the best practice available at the time != malpractice.
I get hit on more than any Apple employee ever will, I get great discounts and free porn and free toys/lube, *AND* to top it off male and female co-workers are quite attractive.
In fact, one's coming over on her lunch break in 3 hours.;)
Tips from customers as I get off work and leave the building (can't accept tips in-store on-clock) is a nice bonus, too! $50+ nightly.
And some of the stories I could tell you. No Apple employee has such privilege, I can guarantee this.
You cited an authority, however neither you nor your authority are PROVING malpractice, which is what you are claiming.
Since your citation is not making the claim of malpractice, and YOU ARE MAKING THE CLAIM, it is upon YOU to show your credentials.
Because right now, YOU are practicing outside of your jurisprudence if you don't hold a medical degree with high enough authority to make a malpractice claim of ANY goddamned sort.
And you're slandering the entire field of anesthesiology while you're at it.
"This sounds like wildly incompetent malpractice then"
And you're speaking from what authority? Let me see your MD. I had to have some pretty bad surgery (I'm a huge chunk of titanium on the right side of my skeleton) and I've got some problems emotionally from that. This is fairly typical, speaking among other patients that underwent similar trauma surgeries.
You ever have to have MAJOR surgery after being dead, TWICE?
The point is positional surround sound to add immersion to future projection techniques.
And if you can make the audience turn their heads to track something (3D projection is getting better, which means you aren't looking at a speaker) with the audio, and feel like they're in the movie, watch them come back.
The effect is only meant to make your head tilt up or down and turn a bit as if you were watching something passing 'overhead' on the screen. It's a basic immersion effect, and it's likely to get more prevalent with 3D tech.
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Selective hybrid-pressure is a known form of GM, pal. It's the insertion of selective genes via natural means of reproduction and then taking those which show the genetic sequence and breeding those until you have a 'landrace.'
Pardon me while I get to finishing my bean plant that produces what a plant 3x its normal size would produce. 8" and producing a huge cluster of beans.
And those using that definition are fools.
Well, no they're missing the point that we're pushing this stuff faster than it would naturally occur. And with our current state of existence, who is to say that this won't cause dire issues later on?
I work in this field. (note my sig, which is photobiology related) It's pretty easy to logically come to this conclusion with enough information.
I have a BBC blurb regarding my work in the UK, and we're focusing on the LED aspect (my primary focus) sometime this year.
I'm no typical bloke, mate.
That is essentially the truth. At the bare core of it all, we're tampering with genetics that wouldn't evolve or exist for a very long time in pretty much every theoretical model.
I said low-tech, not direct implantation into the genome to control where it was grown.
Sheeeit, 50% of our sales comes from rentals because they don't wan't something trackable on computer. A few buy our no-trace drives loaded with porn, and also on occasion there's the buyer of DVDs/Blu-Ray because they want to display it on a big screen.
And no, sexual harassment is not so expected in this field. We're all freaks and flirt with each other all the time. Whether it gets serious or not is a different story (and one I have many of.)
Did everyone already forget our current Administration saying they'd try getting gas prices below $2.50/gal by election time?
Ahem, it's election year, folks. Pay attention.
"I'd imagine that such pedantry, mixed with anger and a great deal of physical scar tissue makes you quite a lonely man."
check it out, another armchair psychiatrist.
I'm married, fool. Not lonely at all.
"You take pride in your hardship, though it was difficult on you. It proves something to you or about you. Anyone that takes away from that in part or whole is a threat to your already shattered emotional state. And thus you attack."
No, armchair fool, I defend the integrity of a profession from laypeople that would open their mouths and discredit that which they're not qualified to talk about. It'd be like me coming into your bedroom and telling you how to fuck your wife (although I know my sex pretty well, which is why I work in a sex shop, so that's a kind of moot argumentative point.)
"Should this not be enlightening enough the reason why I am AC may be: if you think major surgery is difficult, think of people that do it to themselves, without anesthesia, all because the horror feels better than their state of mind."
Like I did resetting my own foot, bracing it, and letting it heal when I got a Lis Franc fracture? You assume I've never done this shit myself, child. You're a fool.
"So only someone with a degree can possibly have a valid opinion on whether wrong was done ?"
When it comes to medicine, yes, which is why we have laws preventing any sort of medical claims or advice without license.
"That's bullshit, and it is so arrogant that it boggles the mind."
Okay, I'm throwing you into a room with a patient that needs an immediate brain operation. Have at it.
"I hope you get terminal cancer soon"
Thankfully, I've got a genetic disorder that makes me rather unsusceptible to cancer. As a result, however, my life span is rather short. I might have another 20 years if lucky.
Your anger is palpable. You must be lonely.
How is it a known part of a procedure when the nervous system still isn't fully known?
We only just RECENTLY obtained a live scan of what happens to your brain when you go under general anesthesia. We're still figuring out the implications.
Using the best practice available at the time != malpractice.
Selective pressure hybridization is just a really low-tech form of genetic modification.
Saying this is not a GM crop is misleading.
Selective breeding is nothing more than GM on a low-tech scale. Please.
Dunno his budget but I know I'm doing just fine in Southern California.
And that's expensive. But I do it on a slow home business and part-time work at a sex shop.
The trick: Quit buying expensive stuff if you can.
I'm a Sex Shop Genius.
I get hit on more than any Apple employee ever will, I get great discounts and free porn and free toys/lube, *AND* to top it off male and female co-workers are quite attractive.
In fact, one's coming over on her lunch break in 3 hours. ;)
Tips from customers as I get off work and leave the building (can't accept tips in-store on-clock) is a nice bonus, too! $50+ nightly.
And some of the stories I could tell you. No Apple employee has such privilege, I can guarantee this.
Why would I want to work at Apple?
You cited an authority, however neither you nor your authority are PROVING malpractice, which is what you are claiming.
Since your citation is not making the claim of malpractice, and YOU ARE MAKING THE CLAIM, it is upon YOU to show your credentials.
Because right now, YOU are practicing outside of your jurisprudence if you don't hold a medical degree with high enough authority to make a malpractice claim of ANY goddamned sort.
And you're slandering the entire field of anesthesiology while you're at it.
"This sounds like wildly incompetent malpractice then"
And you're speaking from what authority? Let me see your MD. I had to have some pretty bad surgery (I'm a huge chunk of titanium on the right side of my skeleton) and I've got some problems emotionally from that. This is fairly typical, speaking among other patients that underwent similar trauma surgeries.
You ever have to have MAJOR surgery after being dead, TWICE?
The point is positional surround sound to add immersion to future projection techniques.
And if you can make the audience turn their heads to track something (3D projection is getting better, which means you aren't looking at a speaker) with the audio, and feel like they're in the movie, watch them come back.
Ever work in the entertainment industry before?
You think lie detectors are worth half a shit....
I pity you and your fantasy world.
I charge them out the ass for their usage of MY personal equipment (i.e. gas mileage reimbursement.)
And there's legal precedent already established for it.
That will put a quick stop to that bullshit.
Any other inane arguments?
Why not? They track us all the fucking time, and we don't even work for them.
Guess you've never played The Binding of Isaac.
Diablo 3 is nothign more than Diablo 2.
Fuck that, nethack had a bit more fun to it.
The effect is only meant to make your head tilt up or down and turn a bit as if you were watching something passing 'overhead' on the screen. It's a basic immersion effect, and it's likely to get more prevalent with 3D tech.
14 speakers with subwoofers is all you need. 8 for corners, one center on each wall/ceiling/floor.
Don't even need subs if you use 2 or 3-way speaker cabs.
Just need the hardware and software after that.