If I didn't know people like that, I'd believe you were bullshitting me. That seriously disturbs me that someone can be so off their rocker that they sound like a bad skit from SNL and yet have millions of followers.
In another note, the blowing up 747s was actually from FOX, though from season 1 of 24...
I seriously doubt he is referring to chemical evolution, stellar evolution, nucleosynthesis, evolutionary algorithms, the evolution of rock music, or anything other than biological evolution.
Evolution basically say a population of organisms changes over time to adapt to the environment. We know from geology and the fossil record that conditions have been very different in the past, and that there were organisms then that aren't around today, however this is evidence for evolution, not the theory itself. It doesn't say there there must have been a single first organism, we've inferred that from the evidence. Abiogenesis deals with how life began, and to my knowledge is pretty unsubstantiated.
Uh, too bad evolution is about how life is changing, and completely unrelated to how life started, but keep on with your small minded worldview and ignorance, you're sure to make the history books (as a laughingstock).
A rocket works the same way you in a rowboat throwing stones behind you moves you, only it does this in a slightly faster and more complicated fashion.
Baskin Robbins cash register (the touchscreen ones), at least where I worked only require a 4 digit password, which is routinely given out to employees because they need to use to to close when the manager isn't there, which was pretty much every night where I worked.
If they're gonna ask a family member to pick it up for them, why not just have them order it as well? It's not like you're proving yourself independent by just ordering it yourself and have someone else do the heavy lifting.
Ever come into close contact with nicotine? It's deadly at ~40mg, and horribly corrosive, whilst morphine is a nice bitter powder that's safe up to 100mg for first time users.
As for morphines side effects, is being constipated considered that "nasty", or would the euphoria be considered bad?
Furthermore, the"soldier's disease" is a myth, which should be rather obvious considering the DEA was formed 100 years after the civil war.
As other people have said, the stigma assoicated with drugs is far more due to puritanical ideas about suffering and politics than any real problems.
H2O2 from the drugstore is around 3%, hair bleaching kits have about 6%, and wood bleaching kits at places like home depot have 2 containers, 1 with NaOH soln, and 1 with 30% H2O2 soln, which will oxidize dirt and should be good enough for any explosives making. As for distilling it being dangerous, as long as you've taken 5 seconds on google to learn about stabilizers to prevent autocatalytic decomposition, it's no more dangerous than crossing the street.
As for thermite being easily detectable, ever carry a laptop on a plan, that's got a lot of hiding spots for something metallic.
None of the alkali metals explode. They will release hydrogen and lots of heat on contact with water, but that's a hydrogen fuel air bomb exploding, not the metal.
You've missed the reviewer's point. Imagine printing 6pt text on a 600 DPI printer versus 12pt text on a 300 DPI printer. Both pages will use the same number of pixels, yet the 6pt is harder to read because it's smaller, as the XBRITE display is (suprisingly) easily readable, despite the small screen (with a higher DPI than most screens).
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If I didn't know people like that, I'd believe you were bullshitting me. That seriously disturbs me that someone can be so off their rocker that they sound like a bad skit from SNL and yet have millions of followers. In another note, the blowing up 747s was actually from FOX, though from season 1 of 24...
The blowing up 747s was actually from FOX, though from season 1 of 24...
Are you suggesting that however the universe began, it did not include evolution, and it was a "patch" 4 billion years ago that allowed abiogenesis?
I seriously doubt he is referring to chemical evolution, stellar evolution, nucleosynthesis, evolutionary algorithms, the evolution of rock music, or anything other than biological evolution.
Evolution basically say a population of organisms changes over time to adapt to the environment. We know from geology and the fossil record that conditions have been very different in the past, and that there were organisms then that aren't around today, however this is evidence for evolution, not the theory itself. It doesn't say there there must have been a single first organism, we've inferred that from the evidence. Abiogenesis deals with how life began, and to my knowledge is pretty unsubstantiated.
I don't know about natural disasters, but I learned from FOX that lesbians are the primary cause for 747s to blow up over the Mojave desert...
Uh, too bad evolution is about how life is changing, and completely unrelated to how life started, but keep on with your small minded worldview and ignorance, you're sure to make the history books (as a laughingstock).
Since I usually get bashed for using wiki as a source, here's a shitload of links
Except that H2O is also a greenhouse gas...
Volcanos also release a quite a lot of ash that has a signifigant cooling effect, see Year_Without_a_Summer
Too late, remember Pluto?
A rocket works the same way you in a rowboat throwing stones behind you moves you, only it does this in a slightly faster and more complicated fashion.
Well, all canned soup has been heated to cook and sterilize it, and I've only made soup on the stove.
Baskin Robbins cash register (the touchscreen ones), at least where I worked only require a 4 digit password, which is routinely given out to employees because they need to use to to close when the manager isn't there, which was pretty much every night where I worked.
I think you might get your point across clearer by referring to pure capitalism as anarcho-capitalism, if that's what you mean.
If they're gonna ask a family member to pick it up for them, why not just have them order it as well? It's not like you're proving yourself independent by just ordering it yourself and have someone else do the heavy lifting.
Hey, at least we didn't screw up as badly as birds, reptiles, and amphibians and make the pipe dump *into* the playground.
Fossil fuels typically have an energy content of 30-50MJ/Kg, which translates to 8.3 to 13.8 KWh/Kg
And how often is (bad) respiratory depression encounted in hospitals?
Here's a hint In fact, morphine-related toxicity will be evident in sequential development of drowsiness, confusion and loss of consciousness before his respiratory drive is significantly compromised
Ever come into close contact with nicotine? It's deadly at ~40mg, and horribly corrosive, whilst morphine is a nice bitter powder that's safe up to 100mg for first time users.
As for morphines side effects, is being constipated considered that "nasty", or would the euphoria be considered bad?
Furthermore, the"soldier's disease" is a myth, which should be rather obvious considering the DEA was formed 100 years after the civil war.
As other people have said, the stigma assoicated with drugs is far more due to puritanical ideas about suffering and politics than any real problems.
H2O2 from the drugstore is around 3%, hair bleaching kits have about 6%, and wood bleaching kits at places like home depot have 2 containers, 1 with NaOH soln, and 1 with 30% H2O2 soln, which will oxidize dirt and should be good enough for any explosives making. As for distilling it being dangerous, as long as you've taken 5 seconds on google to learn about stabilizers to prevent autocatalytic decomposition, it's no more dangerous than crossing the street.
As for thermite being easily detectable, ever carry a laptop on a plan, that's got a lot of hiding spots for something metallic.
None of the alkali metals explode. They will release hydrogen and lots of heat on contact with water, but that's a hydrogen fuel air bomb exploding, not the metal.
You've missed the reviewer's point. Imagine printing 6pt text on a 600 DPI printer versus 12pt text on a 300 DPI printer. Both pages will use the same number of pixels, yet the 6pt is harder to read because it's smaller, as the XBRITE display is (suprisingly) easily readable, despite the small screen (with a higher DPI than most screens).
You should probably remove that Bar association logo too...
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