ajcarpy2005

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by ajcarpy2005 11y ago
I find this challenge very exciting, the rewards to humanity seem potentially great considering that haptic and other ways of sensory stimulation of the user of the technology...can program a lot of subconscious influence on the kind and al
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by ajcarpy2005 11y ago
Look into nootropics.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
Prostitutes have been taboo for quite some time so by association, that street name would be too. Interesting that it would be allowed as a public road name perhaps but I assume still taboo.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
Supplemental MSM,5-htp, L-Theanine, Magnesium, NAC, and Alpha Lipoic Acid
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
They should add a secondary inflatable cushion like the Mars rover had
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
In the title the word Could should be replaced with Might or May.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
I don't see why in evenings, families can't spend some time in the backyard maybe grill some food or just throw a Frisbee or whatnot.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
He's saying it hypothetically:present time of 1 time, after proposed catastrophe and civilization collapse, this is second time. Antifragile is intended to prevent breakdown of the second build up. So that a third rebuild is not necess
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
It may have evolved from the Kadusis symbol which is also used on medical stuff sometimes.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
How should NSA spying figure into the public's view of Obama's efforts to help municipalities build out competitively priced broadband networks?
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
My dimmable touch lamp makes an annoying high-pitched sound that is loudest on the dimmest mode. I searched for an explanation and apparently some light bulbs have filaments that are flimsy or light-weight enough that they vibrate audibly.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
I'm surprised that with all those less popular social networks listed, Google+ was not. I'm pretty sure Google+ has a higher user 'population' than YikYak, WhatsApp, GroupMe, etc.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
http://m.pnas.org/content/111/51/18183.full Warning PDF download: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=daOsVOyDLYOkyAS724DQDQ&url=http://nlp.lsi.u
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
You're partially correct. Words we learn are linked to experience of their usage but they're also linked to other words and to tangible things in our experiences such as things like books or teachers or places which are objects. O
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
Question: Is it possible to wear a chest/back-strapped device which contains an electronically-controlled gyroscope that helps the rider stay balanced?
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
That's fine, keep down-voting. Just as I predicted. Note that in my comment I am not asserting that Paleo is scientific but that it isn't really less scientific than most other diets either. The whole point was that there are many
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
You could say that about any diet. To vastly simplify Paleo, it's like chicken instead of sugary fruit loops. In other words, it goes counter to what may be convenient to eat, colorful, or marketed and branded really well to consumers.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
If I may, do you still medicate in the same way, use something different, or has your depression improved, or what?
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
And feedback loops. Actually feedback loops are arguably more important for living organisms than DNA because life could conceivably store its 'blueprints' in some other fashion but in order to survive in changing environments thr
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
It doesn't make universal properties 'impossible' and it certainly doesn't make shared properties impossible. Here's an example of a theory which would extend the basics set forth by Darwin: https://www.q
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
You probably wouldn't get in trouble for using it for yourself but trying to commercialize it would likely land you in hot er...water.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
The biggest culprit in an overwhelmingly large inbox is often newsletters which we signed up for but are no longer interested in reading. Unsubscribing from these can make e-mail a much more manageable and pleasant experience.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
No. The microwave has passed FCC testing and has been approved. Devices with radios have to be approved before they are commercially sold.
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
Interesting heat dissipation challenges with vertically stacked CPU's. I wonder if there would be advantages to stacking alternating layers of CPU core, DRAM, CPU, DRAM... For cooling purposes, is it feasible to put a solid-state Pelti
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
Yes. I saw this when it was released and the data that was collected and compiled is quite high quality compared to most related research efforts. Science needs more research on human development and change over time. Even something as simp
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
Bluetooth controller
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
Some bodybuilders over-train, which can stress critical organ systems such as kidneys. EDIT: Rest/Recovery is necessary. Specifically, it's important not to increase the amount of metabolic requirements you stress yourself with to
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
This is all based on the ability of the organism to strongly adapt. In order to do this, they need enough energy (calories) and micronutrients. I assume the organisms studied in labs for the ability to adapt to these stressors, are (outside
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
What are the chances that the person you spoke to had any knowledge of the action you are talking about? EDIT: For that matter, how do you KNOW that the ISP did indeed terminate your large encrypted file transfer?
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by ajcarpy2005 12y ago
There has been a lot of social progress in reality. More households with computers and in more modern times, smartphones galore. Engineering of very tiny scales has grown at a strong pace especially given the difficulties and expenses of wo

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