i always figured people would have no problem, and decoupling focal plane with parallax would be an easy thing for a brain to do - after all, the same happens when doing one of those magic eye things.
then i realised... hardly anyone can do those magic eye things.
i initially thought that about the parent post... but then i thought for a second:
climate, environmentalism, etc is a first-world phenomenon.
as a country industrializes it will increase it's standard of living (mostly).
so if the end-game is zero carbon, then the world will get there eventually. but if countries that are already there are treating dirty business with kid gloves, the world will NEVER get there.
question is how long will it take and how long have we got?
liquid fuel is a broad category. if it's renewable and doesn't hit the atmosphere to the point that climate is affected (and doesn't poison everybody), why not do it?
also, electric cars aren't going to solve plastics and whatnot and all those other things that rely on oil. we have to find solutions to all that as well.
if only solving these problems could become a kind of manhattan project. that worked pretty well.
you're a cunt, and i don't give a shit about obama or anyone else. i don't live in your country and i don't vote in your ridiculous elections. i have my own ridiculous elections to vote in, and i'm not looking forward to it.
so shut the fuck up. not everything has to be a fight between your team and someone else's team. this stuff is doing everyone in.
perhaps religion is not as good a predictor as education level, population density, standard of living, or in the case of Iran, who-knows-what? (i don't know much about Iran except their hilarious drones, unreliable centrifuges and beautiful saffron).
i don't think a zero protein diet would be conducive to longer lifespans, somehow.
you think GM plants are bad (well, i don't know if you do or not tbh - this is hyperbole after all), but GM humans would be required to eliminate protein.
unless you just mean animal protein. that's more do-able. even the tough-to-synthesize stuff could be supplemented as our understanding of microflora increases - we could brew omega-3 fatty acids in a bucket like we would brew beer... yum. i like that idea. i love meat, but i'm not so attached to it, given how good a cook my wife is - i can go weeks and not even notice that i haven't had any meat, but vegan rhetoric makes me want to stab things just from the tiresome politics of it. i'd rather eat food, not bland ideology.
i've no doubt that there have been several such accidents (without intervention of other nation-states) and all those that know about them are either dead or dying in a prison camp.
good explanation.
i always figured people would have no problem, and decoupling focal plane with parallax would be an easy thing for a brain to do - after all, the same happens when doing one of those magic eye things.
then i realised... hardly anyone can do those magic eye things.
Singapore is a corner case. literally. it's dishonest to use it as a comparison with such different places.
in fact.. isn't every country a bit different? damn. there goes my argument.
BAE and EADS are the same thing. nice try at fleshing out your list...
you know, i wasn't buying your argument at all... but your mastery of bold tags swayed me.
careful. they probably weren't allowed to build a big pipeline to put that gas through. there's always two sides, not that i like the frackers.
i initially thought that about the parent post... but then i thought for a second:
climate, environmentalism, etc is a first-world phenomenon.
as a country industrializes it will increase it's standard of living (mostly).
so if the end-game is zero carbon, then the world will get there eventually. but if countries that are already there are treating dirty business with kid gloves, the world will NEVER get there.
question is how long will it take and how long have we got?
fuck off.
liquid fuel is a broad category. if it's renewable and doesn't hit the atmosphere to the point that climate is affected (and doesn't poison everybody), why not do it?
also, electric cars aren't going to solve plastics and whatnot and all those other things that rely on oil. we have to find solutions to all that as well.
if only solving these problems could become a kind of manhattan project. that worked pretty well.
i'll just attack you because i'm lazy.
you're a cunt, and i don't give a shit about obama or anyone else. i don't live in your country and i don't vote in your ridiculous elections. i have my own ridiculous elections to vote in, and i'm not looking forward to it.
so shut the fuck up. not everything has to be a fight between your team and someone else's team. this stuff is doing everyone in.
oh, and did i mention you're a cunt? good.
you paid 500 million just in tax??
i think you'll be fine. you wont need any handouts.
sesame oil can be used in diesel engines.
this delightful tirade needs more mods.
you left time out of your equations. or you are trying to mislead.
so FOI the tendering processes - don't just bitch online, get active!
how do you propose getting out of that hole?
a government that accepts taxes while doing nothing is a government that is stealing from the people.
funding R&D will either work, or it wont. fund enough things and one of them will work.
do enough of nothing, and you'll still have nothing.
perhaps religion is not as good a predictor as education level, population density, standard of living, or in the case of Iran, who-knows-what? (i don't know much about Iran except their hilarious drones, unreliable centrifuges and beautiful saffron).
i don't think a zero protein diet would be conducive to longer lifespans, somehow.
you think GM plants are bad (well, i don't know if you do or not tbh - this is hyperbole after all), but GM humans would be required to eliminate protein.
unless you just mean animal protein. that's more do-able. even the tough-to-synthesize stuff could be supplemented as our understanding of microflora increases - we could brew omega-3 fatty acids in a bucket like we would brew beer... yum. i like that idea. i love meat, but i'm not so attached to it, given how good a cook my wife is - i can go weeks and not even notice that i haven't had any meat, but vegan rhetoric makes me want to stab things just from the tiresome politics of it. i'd rather eat food, not bland ideology.
I agree with your post, but your sig makes me want to kick you in the cunt.
can't tell if troll or serious. this may be a perfect post.
we'd only need a dozen Earths at current population.
you fail to realise the good that can be done with some warmongering. kill off your competition, live like a king. simple.
btw, breeding is fun. it starts with getting laid.
it scatters in smoke just fine. look up "windscale fire"
sell it to north korea. the stuff that goes in RTGs will not work in a bomb.
the core would come to life again if we simply start the reactor.
the Cohagen and his corporate interests wont let that happen.
every area of Auckland is distant and hilly...
i've no doubt that there have been several such accidents (without intervention of other nation-states) and all those that know about them are either dead or dying in a prison camp.
beware a near-bankrupt government - they may think your pockets are deeper than they really are.
the EU parliament seems to issue a lot of fines to a lot of big companies.
they're probably using it all to bail out Berlusconi^W^W^W^W^W^W^W^W^W^W Italy.