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drjesusphd
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drjesusphd
13y ago
Compare that to 5 MJ output from JET, at an efficiency of 65%.
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I don't know why they're even pretending anymore. Everyone knows NIF is a weapons research facility and always has been. They've milked all the PR they're going to get out of this.
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13y ago
Thank you kind sir. Now combine this idea with the Heat Death of the Universe...
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Yeah, that's really cool. Isn't the argument: if there exists a magnetic monopole anywhere in the universe, and angular momentum is quantized, then charge must also be quantized. Nothing has made me wish for magnetic monopoles mor
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I'll see your Mangetic Monopole, and raise you a Boltzmann Brain. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain
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If this were true, there would be much more antimatter in the universe than is currently observed. The idea is that since positrons can be viewed as electrons moving backwards in time, it may be the same electron weaving its way to the futu
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The Pentagon even red-lighted Forrest Gump and refused support. They said: "the generalised impression that the army of the 1960s was staffed by the guileless or by soldiers of limited intelligance" was unacceptable. "This im
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If I remember right, sucrose = fructose + glucose
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Obama could pull a Reagan sell arms to Iran to pay for Gitmo's closure.
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I don't think it's our place to determine what is best for OP's children. Nobody has a monopoly on what it takes to be a good parent.
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I really like the way my Thinkpad feels. Give it a try somewhere; Lenovo is known for having great keyboards on laptops.
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I'm tired of this Buckminster Fuller / Alfred E. Neuman "What, me worry?" argument. Just because humans are clever doesn't mean we're exempt from natural and physics boundaries. To deny that is hubris to the ex
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Interesting, I didn't know that. So they're more like polygraphs.
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Just to clarify, this is not an intentional design feature. Any reciever is necessarily a transmitter due to the physics itself. The UK has been using this for a while to crack down on TV liscences.