It would be quite logical for the Nobelists to get considerably more exposure for the mere fact they on the prize. I would think merely referencing a paper from an author who'd made it up there would give your own research more attention than it would otherwise.
This would be quite obvious, but then again what is Google for anyway?
I think it is dangerous to solely rely on hope in change because somebody has convinced us it's going to happen. The most important duty of the demos in a democracy is to make sure it does, by giving its support when things are moving and discontent when they are moving in the wrong direction.
I am totally with Obama here, but let's not forget we should be doing our job of checking things are doing OK, and give the elected few a hand when it's straying off track.
Take a look atUkraine four years after the revolution... (may not be the most "democratic" source, but it's vaguely along the right lines:)
There was a good chance change would have happened, but what was missing was a healthy level of checks and balances on behalf of the public.
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On account of being a democracy and run by the people, we are the only nation in the world that has to keep a government four years, no matter what it does.
- Will Rogers (1879 - 1935)
"Crews are not paid during their time at the station, but do get valuable experience."
I hope they will at least give them head scarves to protect from the sand storms
Wait, they haven't planted any corn on Mars yet...
Exactly. Imagine those sailors getting pissed in a bar showing off their iPhones to their mates. Somebody would get a blinding headache in the morning...
And hopefully they don't screw up the metric/imperial/coordinate whatever units are used across the world and its back and point in the right direction. You wouldn't want to upset Galileo on this date...
The children of Africa will be able to appreciate such artistically rich works as Andres Serrano's photograph of a crucifix submerged in urine, Barbara Kruger's accusatory slogans (useful in politics class across Zimbabwe?) and Robert Mapplethorpe's self-portrait featuring a whip protruding from his anus.
For the most part, LSD doesn't cause true hallucinations -- it distorts things.
Then you probably haven't tried the stash government uses for its experiments...
Also, it should be noted, that LSD (much like most serotonin agonists) are highly variable in their effects depending on the dose. When at 1/10 of a "usual" dose it may be a stimulant, at 700+mcg it is an authentic hallucinogen.
In any case, I have seen people conversing with fairies and "tasting sounds". Ahh, good ol' uni days... No offense, but you probably weren't getting the good shit.
How many coffees did it say before the visuals kick in?
You'd be too naive to think you'll be participating in anything other that sex orgies and soaking in alcohol... Just think about it - ship... students... sea....oh yeah, this is Slashdot.
No word in the article about what wavelength(s) light was used in the experiment. Given that some mediums cause negative refraction, how can only one answer can be asserted without accounting for variables like this?
Time to develop neutrino based communication links. We might finally even make contact with ET civilizations in the process. Although taking care of Energy Shield technology first might be a good idea to avoid getting pwned.
Alternatively ubiquitous fiberoptics could be an alternative solution - just need to define clear goals like "why".
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Perfect day for scrubbing the floor and other exciting things.
Calling Venezuela "reputable", is like calling the Storm Botnet a "Personal account, medicine and shopping manager", with the added bonus of being distributed.
Besides, in economic sense that would be overkill, and as we know this world abides by the Law of Economy. In every sense.
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It would be quite logical for the Nobelists to get considerably more exposure for the mere fact they on the prize. I would think merely referencing a paper from an author who'd made it up there would give your own research more attention than it would otherwise.
This would be quite obvious, but then again what is Google for anyway?
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Have you read the Terms of Service lately?
I think it is dangerous to solely rely on hope in change because somebody has convinced us it's going to happen. The most important duty of the demos in a democracy is to make sure it does, by giving its support when things are moving and discontent when they are moving in the wrong direction.
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I am totally with Obama here, but let's not forget we should be doing our job of checking things are doing OK, and give the elected few a hand when it's straying off track.
Take a look atUkraine four years after the revolution... (may not be the most "democratic" source, but it's vaguely along the right lines
There was a good chance change would have happened, but what was missing was a healthy level of checks and balances on behalf of the public.
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On account of being a democracy and run by the people, we are the only nation in the world that has to keep a government four years, no matter what it does.
- Will Rogers (1879 - 1935)
What's with the signature, dude?
"Crews are not paid during their time at the station, but do get valuable experience." I hope they will at least give them head scarves to protect from the sand storms
Wait, they haven't planted any corn on Mars yet...
Exactly. Imagine those sailors getting pissed in a bar showing off their iPhones to their mates. Somebody would get a blinding headache in the morning...
That Windows running submarine suddenly not so funny.
banning the @ as well?
It's a Catch-22 situation though, as that minority then goes on to educate the majority. I sort of see where Pink Floyd was coming from...
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"Ignorance is the night of the mind, but a night without moon and star." - Confucius
Yeah, I still wouldn't want to watch Southpark dozed up for that long just to prove the point :)
And hopefully they don't screw up the metric/imperial/coordinate whatever units are used across the world and its back and point in the right direction. You wouldn't want to upset Galileo on this date...
If creation of generated research papers papers can be considered fun, then by all means!
The children of Africa will be able to appreciate such artistically rich works as Andres Serrano's photograph of a crucifix submerged in urine, Barbara Kruger's accusatory slogans (useful in politics class across Zimbabwe?) and Robert Mapplethorpe's self-portrait featuring a whip protruding from his anus.
caffeine doesn't fuck you up.
and tell me I don't think about coffee 7/11.
(ok, so trimethylxanthine wouldn't fit ^_^)
Now that is truly strange. Who's behind this??
"Be not ashamed of mistakes and thus make them crimes." - Confucius
Don't I at least get points for having a user name that is structurally similar to the topic? :) /. must be really wired. Wait... it is.
Then you probably haven't tried the stash government uses for its experiments...
Also, it should be noted, that LSD (much like most serotonin agonists) are highly variable in their effects depending on the dose. When at 1/10 of a "usual" dose it may be a stimulant, at 700+mcg it is an authentic hallucinogen.
In any case, I have seen people conversing with fairies and "tasting sounds". Ahh, good ol' uni days...
No offense, but you probably weren't getting the good shit.
How many coffees did it say before the visuals kick in?
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Friends, don't let friends drink and drive!
If this an attempt to resurrect the Mayan calendar, then negative. Everything they did was apocalyptical. The even managed to destroy themselves...
I say, day in - day out. Nice and simple.
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Hard work never killed anybody, but why take a chance?
You'd be too naive to think you'll be participating in anything other that sex orgies and soaking in alcohol... Just think about it - ship... students... sea....oh yeah, this is Slashdot.
I wonder why a kernel from over three years ago (and not seven?) Just curious about their decision making process for their choice.
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"Besides, I think ________________ sounds better than 'Microsoft, don't you?"
No word in the article about what wavelength(s) light was used in the experiment. Given that some mediums cause negative refraction, how can only one answer can be asserted without accounting for variables like this?
Time to develop neutrino based communication links. We might finally even make contact with ET civilizations in the process. Although taking care of Energy Shield technology first might be a good idea to avoid getting pwned.
Alternatively ubiquitous fiberoptics could be an alternative solution - just need to define clear goals like "why".
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Perfect day for scrubbing the floor and other exciting things.
the study compares the data to how many grams of CO2 it takes to read an, imho irrelevant, study like that when the Kyoto protocol isn't even signed.
If you mod me down I will become more powerful than you can imagine.
Calling Venezuela "reputable", is like calling the Storm Botnet a "Personal account, medicine and shopping manager", with the added bonus of being distributed. Besides, in economic sense that would be overkill, and as we know this world abides by the Law of Economy. In every sense.