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by aurizon 2y ago
It will extend it temporally as these masses can take years to enter the carbon cycle - sadly, they exude methane a potent green house gas that, in time, makes them worthless.
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by aurizon 2y ago
Yes, local politicians want $$, and they disguise the grab under various frauds, like prison telephone in the USA(recently down regulated) has a similar corrupt cadre.
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by aurizon 2y ago
Basically, lack of IP protection = no patent or copyright. Now our patent length is OK, but copyright is far too long. In old Rome, if you made a new process, you locked up the shop and kept it secret. Anyone steal the secret and you could
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by aurizon 2y ago
litigate versus innovate = the US way
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by aurizon 2y ago
I have seen so many Chinese projects fail/collapse that I am wary of the efficiency and longevity of any major Chinese infrastructure. The Chinese know/agree = look at tofu-dreg on youtube. It refers to structures so weak they se
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by aurizon 2y ago
In Norway, they use a high ~~8% feed from natural gas. Extracting from the atmosphere will ~~100 times as costly and I think these atmospheric capture ones are scams. The exception is the making of liquid oxygen from the air for steel produ
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by aurizon 2y ago
How are the students quantified? How are knowledge and skills tested? Online cheating on tests is rampant. In my years tested people were 6 feet in rows from each other and zero e-devices were around(1964) - crib sheets were it and were wat
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by aurizon 2y ago
LOL, reminds me of Latin in school (UK 1940's) Latin, a dead language, Lying in the dust, First it killed the Romans, Now it's killing us!
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by aurizon 2y ago
A lot depends on the discipline. Hard sciences often have research theses based on actual experiments and also have you supervise higher year undergraduate lab sessions as well as instruction - all hard on line. Arts masters and documentar
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by aurizon 2y ago
lol
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by aurizon 2y ago
It was a national shame of the type that undermined and destroyed the USSR, and Putin and his ilk have robbed Russia and covered up a deep social culture of theft and corruption. You know, of course, that the invasion column sent to occupy
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by aurizon 2y ago
Engineer! What Railroad??
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by aurizon 2y ago
Australia can deal with all energy needs with wind/solar. In 5 years Perovskite/Silicon solar cells will get to 35% efficiency, perhaps more, and Australia has huge useable areas with the needed insolation as well as temperate wea
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by aurizon 2y ago
There are many facets to teaching, the explanation of an aspect, to query students to assess how they understand that aspect. This can be spot tests where one aspect is asked what is it etc, often in a short interval in the last few minutes
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by aurizon 2y ago
There is a continuum of cheating, spot responses as a quizzed student is sent an SMS answer and tries to see it without being spotted. At the other extreme is the formalised exam/test where a similar set of opposed data/cheats ar
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by aurizon 2y ago
LOL, As theysay - 'the hills are alive' https://www.google.com/search?q=exam+cheat+stealth+cell+phon... and these https://www.google.com/search?q=catch+cell+exam+cheaters&sca...
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by aurizon 2y ago
Schools can use passive Faraday walls/floors/ceilings. Metal fly screen works quite well. Common aluminum extruded windows, work fine. The brick needs to be shielded, and aluminium foil inserted as an inner layer is very good. In
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by aurizon 2y ago
It looks like the battery improvements are creating a 'wait and see' anticipation. There is also the realisation that the initial demand to reach 350-500 miles to avoid range anxiety was in error. A perfectly good car with 200 mil
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by aurizon 2y ago
very high voltage transmission lines do this well.
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by aurizon 2y ago
That is why they are called 'Civil Serpents'
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by aurizon 3y ago
The Quebec gov allows this as the car burden falls in insurance companies. The drugs are found regularly on a statistical basis that the cartels accept as a cost of the trade, whether from South America or China(Fentanyl and meth ingredient
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by aurizon 3y ago
I have often thought teaching, even at advanced levels, is a valid way, for computational AI to upset that applecart. Of course, it will fight back with credential wars!. It is easy to conceptualise an AI 'teacher' that has the ab
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by aurizon 3y ago
I wonder if there will ever be an 'iBreathe' device = life DRM?
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by aurizon 3y ago
Yes, Nvidia, Apple and in past days many monopolies, abetted by IP or copyright have acted badly = making profits while their regnum lasts. Often they get careless, sure of their dominant position, and some become so arrogant they crash&#x2
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by aurizon 3y ago
You speak of worker's rights, and you use the term 'won' - this implies there is a loser(s) and this harkens back to the slavery of yore, people unpaid and later minimally paid. I recall Ford paid wages that the other car mak
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by aurizon 3y ago
Yes, at one time people owned certain other people called slaves, and many wars were fought, then they had indentures = more wars, now they are called restrictive covenants = selective slavery - these are being outlawed place by place in a
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by aurizon 3y ago
I recall the first manifestations of work-from-home showed up in Academe where, in the late 80's, grad students as well as post docs were involved with both students and faculty, both of which worked to teach and supervise their multi-
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by aurizon 3y ago
True, mechanical problems will endure, even if cancer is defeated.
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by aurizon 3y ago
Are we going to see colo-rectal surgeons on the endangered species list, not to speak of other cancer specialties? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2gABYTmXos
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by aurizon 3y ago
On the contrary, Kodak was well placed to do well by anticipating 'Moore's Law' as pertinent to sensor pixel density and sensitivity versus film. Film resolution was towards the end of intense development in pixel terms - no

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