The series is nice. If you're not familiar with it then what's getting a bit more attention now was being postulated then. It's a few years old. Greene is in it. It's full of fun ideas.
The holographic thing, as little as I know of it yet, is a bit interesting. It's not very scientific but it's interesting and I've forgotten the name but Morgan Freeman hosts a show that you might find interesting. Some of what goes into his show is fun to think about.
I never saw the article but I did see the recorded video of her "with a cloth" comments which was what the original OP had referenced but that does make a bit more sense though I don't think the GGOP (for lack of a better word) was referencing that.
When I was a wee lad, lots of places could not be open on Sundays. Some could only open for a certain number of hours after noon. I seem to recall them being allowed, for a while, to open on Sundays from Thanksgiving until Christmas but my memory is a bit foggy. These laws, of course, varied depending on where I lived.
Well yeah. I mean, you did have to bring up the idea that the whole house is full of holes which, while valid, isn't all that interesting unless you've a competing theory. So, *someone* has to poke. Sheesh! If i didn't then we'd have spent that time on productive or even worthwhile tasks and then where would you be?
Well, for WWII, specifically, I was too young (not born) but my family was there. I, myself, served as a Marine and had the opportunity to participate in combat. Details of which are available.
Oh, wait, you thought I was one of those who wasn't willing to serve and just liked things that go boom. No, I love things that make noise. I am, however, still willing to serve and aid those who can not or will not do so on their own. It's the neighborly thing to do.
Ah! No, I know Fox is full of shit. I just didn't know (and still don't) what the hell they were on about with Fox news being to blame for Hillary's server wipe gaffes.
Actually, I was a dull child. I don't recall ever having any imaginary friends. I spent much of my childhood on base, my father was a career Marine, so I did have lots of acquaintances. Perhaps they were imaginary? If so, I still think they deserved names.
Republican? Me? Oh my... No, son, I don't think even the Republicans would have me. That does not, of course, make any conclusions about my sanity but, the fact remains, I'm hardly a Republican. No, I'm the crazy bastard to the left of the elected Democrats, albeit for different reasons.
Well, not to worry then. We'll continue to handle them on your behalf and when the bad guys come and try to take your stuff we will help save you, again, and pay for your country to be rebuilt, again. Maybe the next time, however, you could actually pay back that money like the UK did. That'd be nice. If you could just stop bombing yourselves into rubble every few years, well, that'd be even better but that seems unlikely.
I grow weary of that excuse. "Hate the game, not the players." If the game is straight up evil then I can sure as hell hate the participants who are enabling by playing it.
You have that backwards. If you go outside, and not live in a basement, you can actually socialize with real people, like people that you know and stuff. You can make real friends that aren't just a "friend request" and people will give (albeit subtle) indicators that they like stuff. I'm gonna patent the idea, actually.
Who would want to live there? Well... Me, but under some strange circumstances/rules. I can follow directions so I'll even do your science stuff while I'm there. I don't have a whole lot of life left so it doesn't pain me much to die on Mars. I'd like the internet and books, if you don't mind. I know, it will lag. I mostly poke buttons and read. I can still wait for a video to download, I'm not usually in a rush.
But, I make the rules. You can send anyone you want so long as they listen to my rules. After I'm dead, it won't be long, you can do what you damned well please. I expect to be able to order any terran good, including drugs, to be delivered every six months, no questions asked. I'll get the place squared away and ready for the folks who come later. I'm gonna be getting right ripped on all sorts of mostly illegal drugs (they'll be legal there, damn it) so you might want to make clear directions as I'm going to follow them to the letter so your science will be done as you directed. I'll even sober up a bit for it.
You can use what money I have stashed away to do other stuff. I won't need it. Give some to my kids, they'll understand and be happy for me. Have a good day, I'm out of here. Also, keep making porn for me.
No, my niece's kid isn't old enough to be fixing the computer. *sighs* I am not a Mac user but my niece, bless her, wanted and got a Mac. This has meant many calls to help fix her Mac. I don't know anything about them. One of the first issues was MacKeeper but I managed to figure that one out.
She wanted to install AV (no, I do not know why) and MacKeeper would not let her. So, this went around for a while and finally I figured out MacKeeper wasn't Mac software. It took a bit of Google-fu and a few phone calls.
Well, stop installing smart-devices! They're gonna suck. If you really want the functionality, I can only suggest trying to build it yourself. C'mon now, it's Philips. It's gonna suck.
No, I replied to your post which was a reply to my post which was a reply to the OP.;-) It was the right post and it still does nothing to address the claim made by the OP. The OP was claiming that someone was watching too much Fox News because they pointed out some of the problems with Hillary. It's kind up a ways up there but I checked and you can follow it back.
Eh? Well, we'd probably call it something else but it, the effect, would still be there. It'd mean we'd have to throw out the standard model and start anew, as far as I know. I mean, literally, we'd have to pretty much scrap everything. So, it's possible but the effect would still be there and, granted, it might be called something else or explained by some other mechanism.
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Anyone without bias isn't human. Anyone unwilling to look beyond them is not interesting. Here's an old(ish) documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
The series is nice. If you're not familiar with it then what's getting a bit more attention now was being postulated then. It's a few years old. Greene is in it. It's full of fun ideas.
The holographic thing, as little as I know of it yet, is a bit interesting. It's not very scientific but it's interesting and I've forgotten the name but Morgan Freeman hosts a show that you might find interesting. Some of what goes into his show is fun to think about.
I never saw the article but I did see the recorded video of her "with a cloth" comments which was what the original OP had referenced but that does make a bit more sense though I don't think the GGOP (for lack of a better word) was referencing that.
When I was a wee lad, lots of places could not be open on Sundays. Some could only open for a certain number of hours after noon. I seem to recall them being allowed, for a while, to open on Sundays from Thanksgiving until Christmas but my memory is a bit foggy. These laws, of course, varied depending on where I lived.
Well yeah. I mean, you did have to bring up the idea that the whole house is full of holes which, while valid, isn't all that interesting unless you've a competing theory. So, *someone* has to poke. Sheesh! If i didn't then we'd have spent that time on productive or even worthwhile tasks and then where would you be?
Well, for WWII, specifically, I was too young (not born) but my family was there. I, myself, served as a Marine and had the opportunity to participate in combat. Details of which are available.
Oh, wait, you thought I was one of those who wasn't willing to serve and just liked things that go boom. No, I love things that make noise. I am, however, still willing to serve and aid those who can not or will not do so on their own. It's the neighborly thing to do.
Ah! No, I know Fox is full of shit. I just didn't know (and still don't) what the hell they were on about with Fox news being to blame for Hillary's server wipe gaffes.
Wait... You didn't name your imaginary friends?
Actually, I was a dull child. I don't recall ever having any imaginary friends. I spent much of my childhood on base, my father was a career Marine, so I did have lots of acquaintances. Perhaps they were imaginary? If so, I still think they deserved names.
So you're saying papers are becoming more like SEO, then?
I don't know, that study that they've done is certainly novel, innovative, and unprecedented. I dare say, it's amazing!
Republican? Me? Oh my... No, son, I don't think even the Republicans would have me. That does not, of course, make any conclusions about my sanity but, the fact remains, I'm hardly a Republican. No, I'm the crazy bastard to the left of the elected Democrats, albeit for different reasons.
I am, I feel, more equitable and so I suggest we simply mock him. We've too many people in jail for stupid things.
Well, not to worry then. We'll continue to handle them on your behalf and when the bad guys come and try to take your stuff we will help save you, again, and pay for your country to be rebuilt, again. Maybe the next time, however, you could actually pay back that money like the UK did. That'd be nice. If you could just stop bombing yourselves into rubble every few years, well, that'd be even better but that seems unlikely.
I grow weary of that excuse. "Hate the game, not the players." If the game is straight up evil then I can sure as hell hate the participants who are enabling by playing it.
You have that backwards. If you go outside, and not live in a basement, you can actually socialize with real people, like people that you know and stuff. You can make real friends that aren't just a "friend request" and people will give (albeit subtle) indicators that they like stuff. I'm gonna patent the idea, actually.
Probably for emos.
My neighbor really frowns on it when I give his cows a massage and let them drink beer.
Who would want to live there? Well... Me, but under some strange circumstances/rules. I can follow directions so I'll even do your science stuff while I'm there. I don't have a whole lot of life left so it doesn't pain me much to die on Mars. I'd like the internet and books, if you don't mind. I know, it will lag. I mostly poke buttons and read. I can still wait for a video to download, I'm not usually in a rush.
But, I make the rules. You can send anyone you want so long as they listen to my rules. After I'm dead, it won't be long, you can do what you damned well please. I expect to be able to order any terran good, including drugs, to be delivered every six months, no questions asked. I'll get the place squared away and ready for the folks who come later. I'm gonna be getting right ripped on all sorts of mostly illegal drugs (they'll be legal there, damn it) so you might want to make clear directions as I'm going to follow them to the letter so your science will be done as you directed. I'll even sober up a bit for it.
You can use what money I have stashed away to do other stuff. I won't need it. Give some to my kids, they'll understand and be happy for me. Have a good day, I'm out of here. Also, keep making porn for me.
She's got Down's from the look of her fivehead.
No, my niece's kid isn't old enough to be fixing the computer. *sighs* I am not a Mac user but my niece, bless her, wanted and got a Mac. This has meant many calls to help fix her Mac. I don't know anything about them. One of the first issues was MacKeeper but I managed to figure that one out.
She wanted to install AV (no, I do not know why) and MacKeeper would not let her. So, this went around for a while and finally I figured out MacKeeper wasn't Mac software. It took a bit of Google-fu and a few phone calls.
Indeed. It was awesome. Ah, the bathroom habits of the Slashdoticititus.
Yip. Not being greedy and being a bit patient seems to be the key.
Well, stop installing smart-devices! They're gonna suck. If you really want the functionality, I can only suggest trying to build it yourself. C'mon now, it's Philips. It's gonna suck.
No, I replied to your post which was a reply to my post which was a reply to the OP. ;-) It was the right post and it still does nothing to address the claim made by the OP. The OP was claiming that someone was watching too much Fox News because they pointed out some of the problems with Hillary. It's kind up a ways up there but I checked and you can follow it back.
Eh? Well, we'd probably call it something else but it, the effect, would still be there. It'd mean we'd have to throw out the standard model and start anew, as far as I know. I mean, literally, we'd have to pretty much scrap everything. So, it's possible but the effect would still be there and, granted, it might be called something else or explained by some other mechanism.