Yes, "copyright experts" and "economists" would have made a more logically sound analogy. But the way I put it is rhetorically more effective and, hey Ciceronian triplets are fun!
More fun than plainly stating the point which you are being willfully blind to:
"Climate scientists have an economically-motivated bias to come up with findings that are more likely to spur funding for continued research in their field."
Except for the fact that Swedish trials does not normally employ jurors.
Exactly. Why would a lawyer be addressing jurors in Sweden, where there are no juries? It does not make sense! If there is no jury in Swededn, you must acquit! The defense rests.
A good project would include something they can build, something they can measure, and something they can calculate. Previous projects have included cloud chambers, a Jacobs ladder, a laser Doppler speed camera, laser sound detection, smoke rings, and physical random number generators. This is an opportunity to really inspire students into the joy that can be experimental physics â" but it only works if we demonstrators propose interesting projects.
Your answer addreses it quite nicely:
There was plenty to build and measure, but there is a ton to calibrate which is the important part.
The best part about this is you have a very wide variety of math you can accompany with it because a lot of the more negligable forces can be ignored or simplified.
I'm sorry but this is engineering and not physics. I think a major problem in physics education nowadays is its focus on problems involving "something they can build, something they can measure, and something they can calculate", that is to say linear stuff. We all know that most of reality is non-linear. THAT is the interesting stuff.
Maybe OK for all those all those twee sepia prints. Tell me when I can use my blood (magenta), my wife's blood (cyan), and our urine (yellow). It would surely be a lot less painful and cheaper than the current state of affairs.
Is a "quaternary bit" a "quaternary binary digit"? Doesn't make sense. I think you're after a "quaternary digit", or "quit".
I like the sound of 'quigit'.
So the question is: How many songs fit in a 2 Gigaquigit (2GQ) drive?
Seriously. If kdawson wanted to do the Soviet Russia thing, it should have gone "In Japan, billboard watches YOU!" Or it could have been straight up informative like "Billboards monitors eyeball hits" or something. WTF?
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Yes, "copyright experts" and "economists" would have made a more logically sound analogy. But the way I put it is rhetorically more effective and, hey Ciceronian triplets are fun!
More fun than plainly stating the point which you are being willfully blind to:
"Climate scientists have an economically-motivated bias to come up with findings that are more likely to spur funding for continued research in their field."
You mean besides the overwhelming majority of the world's climate scientists?
Yes, just like the overwhelming majority of M.D.s oppose "alternative medicine".
Just like the overwhelming majority of "artists" support copyright.
Just like the overwhelming majority of bankers support the bailout.
Except for the fact that Swedish trials does not normally employ jurors.
Exactly. Why would a lawyer be addressing jurors in Sweden, where there are no juries? It does not make sense! If there is no jury in Swededn, you must acquit! The defense rests.
That's OK, since you didn't click -1 Troll to accept, no sale.
However, you reproduced and distributed my text. Let's talk copyright then.
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But if you give a damn, either stand up and be counted or shut the hell up.
I'd like to shut the hell up AND be counted.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-voting
Oh Lord, I wasted my vote.
"Wasted vote" is a redundancy.
to take a ride on the Firehose.
A good project would include something they can build, something they can measure, and something they can calculate. Previous projects have included cloud chambers, a Jacobs ladder, a laser Doppler speed camera, laser sound detection, smoke rings, and physical random number generators. This is an opportunity to really inspire students into the joy that can be experimental physics â" but it only works if we demonstrators propose interesting projects.
Your answer addreses it quite nicely:
There was plenty to build and measure, but there is a ton to calibrate which is the important part. The best part about this is you have a very wide variety of math you can accompany with it because a lot of the more negligable forces can be ignored or simplified.
I'm sorry but this is engineering and not physics. I think a major problem in physics education nowadays is its focus on problems involving "something they can build, something they can measure, and something they can calculate", that is to say linear stuff. We all know that most of reality is non-linear. THAT is the interesting stuff.
Whatever you do, discard all first suggestions. They're all just wannabe first posters.
I think he did better than that. Dude deserves a nick upgrade to "BadKoanGuy".
Why not go one step further and use the windmills to send weather data as well?
Other than that, no.
Aussie Open Final. No "whooshes", please. Nadal-Federer five-setter in a Grand Slam final is nothing to sneeze at.
Never underestimate the amount of Hotteoks that can fit in a SsangYong Rodius!
Maybe OK for all those all those twee sepia prints. Tell me when I can use my blood (magenta), my wife's blood (cyan), and our urine (yellow). It would surely be a lot less painful and cheaper than the current state of affairs.
Is a "quaternary bit" a "quaternary binary digit"? Doesn't make sense. I think you're after a "quaternary digit", or "quit". I like the sound of 'quigit'.
So the question is: How many songs fit in a 2 Gigaquigit (2GQ) drive?
I wonder what might happen if the US gave its private telecom companies $200 billion to execute such a plan...
How about $2 Trillion to private financial companies in exchange for... what exactly?
Plus, your 1/100 figure is wrong by an order of magnitude (by population). Try doing the same extrapolation by land area with Canada.
Catch-and-Release
I wonder what kind of plans or route diversions they are making for military and commercial flights right now?
The particulate has jagged edges and has been used as an industrial abrasive. 'They use this to polish all kinds of metals,'
So I'm guessing American Airlines will be routing their whole fleet right over it for a free polish!
Bork, bork, bork...
From there, the virus would wipe out all Fannie Mae data, replacing it with zeros
Wouldn't zero be an improvement over negative whatever?
That's already been invented; it's called a goat. It might chew up your hanging laundry though.
When can I get a Roomba that runs on nacho crumbs and spilled Mountain Dew?
Initial situation: 100 people have the file. Music company has x dollars.
Process: I get copy of file.
Final situation: 101 people have file. Music company still has x dollars.
Q.E.D.
Seriously. If kdawson wanted to do the Soviet Russia thing, it should have gone "In Japan, billboard watches YOU!" Or it could have been straight up informative like "Billboards monitors eyeball hits" or something. WTF?