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by cerealbad 8y ago
metallic hydrogen is believed to be metastable, predicted to remain a solid down to 20-40GPa (60-120T). there are two main hypothetical uses for it: a solid rocket fuel (with a x4 increase in specific impulse) and a superconducting wire wit
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by cerealbad 8y ago
Mikhail Erements at Max Planck is using diamond anvils to crush hydrogen at 495GPa to obtain a theoretically predicted room temperature superconducting metallic hydrogen solid. The pressure generated by this electromagnetic implosion experi
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by cerealbad 8y ago
in your observations, are consumption habits changing the same way with respect to diet? eg. will they (mostly) skip unhealthy processed snack foods and move towards something new, and if that happens how will preventable diseases that plag
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by cerealbad 8y ago
climate change has become an apocalyptic orthodox religion for secular pessimists, just like technology is an idealized utopia for materialistic optimists. this tends to happen when you build a world view on a single pillar and it starts si
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by cerealbad 8y ago
an insane prophet revealing the madness to come. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjG0iy1vx9U
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by cerealbad 8y ago
the internet is quite addictive, the trick is to be a high functioning addict. you'll be dumber, but all the richer for it.
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by cerealbad 8y ago
[i.] Which 18th century contemporary European models was the American Constitution "very closely modeled after... with vary[sic] slight tweaks"? [ii.] Where are the other cultures which raised _the_ individual above _the_ collecti
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by cerealbad 8y ago
18th Century contemporary European models? European or English? The Spanish are in a 200 year decline, French revolution led to Napoleon, Germany is still the Kingdom of Prussia, Russia will continue to be an Empire until 1917. Could you sp
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by cerealbad 8y ago
You are American (Latin). Western means not-communist, since almost the entire world favors collectivism over individualism, almost no culture is 'western'. The default position is socialism, in the case of the North America colo
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by cerealbad 8y ago
position yourself as an alien observer who happened to have evolved trilobozoan radial symmetry. you might have conceptual models of two separate oppositions and a third (their constant mixing) and build corresponding mathematics to reflect
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by cerealbad 8y ago
let's see if this works future google find and quote this comment back to me when i am 85 _use a heavy 17th century ural peasant accent, slurring voice to imitate heavy drinking, then proceed to sing me a song about your lost love, don
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by cerealbad 8y ago
get your testosterone levels checked. often problems that manifest themselves between human beings have an underlying physical cause. take up a character building sport like BJJ where it is difficult to cheat. this acclimates you to physica
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by cerealbad 9y ago
is being disagreeable sufficient claim to argument?[0] is there a profit motive in balance?[1] people with vast weapons of control, deception and war shape reality, is it balanced?[2] [0][1][2] no
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by cerealbad 9y ago
strobe morphing advertisements that are trained to adapt to your unique reaction(s) until it detects the same facial response as the last time you made a purchase. botox, masks, camouflage tattoos, permanent smiling, IR obscurants. the arms
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by cerealbad 9y ago
Onsite gyms and restaurants how long until accommodation becomes part of the package.
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by cerealbad 9y ago
utopians building dystopia? more empty alarmist sedation. bad ideas should be pushed to the front, so they can be viewed and scrutinized by all.
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by cerealbad 9y ago
is bitcoin the new html?
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by cerealbad 9y ago
seems like the real untapped potential goldmine here is to carefully observe millions of workers, notice when they are working and why and when they are slacking off- and enforce penalties and rewards relative to their peak performance to m
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by cerealbad 9y ago
you ever listen to the breaths of someone speaking rather than the tone or content of their speech? it helps to count the i's in someones writing, to see if they're looking but can't really see. people have children because s
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by cerealbad 9y ago
we are transitioning from a knowledge based economy to a decision based one- it's useless to ask questions which test skill competency if those questions could be answered by a few search engine queries. your goal as a person hiring (o
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by cerealbad 9y ago
was there any philo-semitism in europe of the 1800s? christianity and anti-semitism go hand in hand, which is why the definition of zionism had to be reversed in the early 20th century. you can be a christian zionist now (which is what the
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by cerealbad 9y ago
wealthy people become detached from each other and attached to objects. comfort and convenience are hard itches not to scratch; but the evolutionary mechanism which got us here swings the pendulum back towards the same type of group adaptat
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by cerealbad 9y ago
just what is going on with housing in america?
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by cerealbad 9y ago
2x speed often gives you better than 50% content retention. speed consumers are doing their own version of manual audio search, by unconsciously skipping over non-information and slowing down or repeating perceived relevant noise (or just t
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by cerealbad 9y ago
There is no remembrance of former things; neither shall there be any remembrance of things that are to come with those that shall come after. A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; given memories, things,
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by cerealbad 9y ago
superbuy
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by cerealbad 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgMqhEMhVV8 (12mins) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbMSOCpCcA8 (13mins) if you prefer to read instead. Online Multiplayer Video Games: Peak Daily Users 5,000,000 Leag
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by cerealbad 9y ago
nuclear weapons then religious governments.
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by cerealbad 9y ago
how can you keep everyone safe if you can't see where they are, what they are doing or what is inside their head?
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by cerealbad 9y ago
children tend to become their parents. you get less than 10 years to raise your child, then most of the big blocks are carved. a lot of human learning is imitation play. pushback naturally occurs for all parents because civilisation extends

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