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by elevaet 4y ago
In cas anyone else was curious, I just looked it up: Lead has about 21.3x the density of lithium.
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by elevaet 4y ago
So conversely the best candidate for a space-faring species might be from a very small planet.
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by elevaet 4y ago
It's not easy to make a fundamental change to your outlook like that, well done. I think most of us have at least a bit of what you're describing of yourself pre-mid-50s, and could use a little more untangling of these fixed narra
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by elevaet 4y ago
10'x10'? I always thought storage would be a lucrative business to get into.
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by elevaet 4y ago
How will this affect winter temperatures in Europe, wrt limited gas supply?
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by elevaet 4y ago
> by setting sail in an 846-pound pumpkin Is it correct to say "setting sail" when there's no sail being set? I did't think so, but it should be safe to say the editors at Smithsonian are pretty good.
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by elevaet 4y ago
> Most people don’t understand how many bots are influencing public discourse on reddit. Well, do elaborate pls.
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by elevaet 4y ago
People are so brainwashed into thinking that money is the only thing that matters that they get suspicious when others behave as if it isn't.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Agreed. My top concern with cryptocurrency is the huge waste of energy inherent to PoW. It's really, really good to see ETH pull this off. There are a pile of other problems in crypto, but it's fantastic to see this biggest (IMO)
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by elevaet 4y ago
What a great project, and it looks good too! How do weather updates work, does the page refresh itself somehow, or does Kindle run js?
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by elevaet 4y ago
I mean "crowded" is relative, but yeah I'd say we're crowding the planet. There's precious little wilderness left [1]. Livestock outweighs wild mammals by a factor of 10:1 [2]. The chicken is the most common bird, 1
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by elevaet 4y ago
This really highlights one of the big advantages for nuclear on this crowded planet. I wonder how it would look if you factor in land that has become unusable (to humans) by disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima, amortized appropriately of
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by elevaet 4y ago
> I also noticed for people born after 1995 there are 18% identify themselves as non-binary these days, I wonder this is also from the same cause I wonder about this too. We have a lot more PFAS chemicals in our environments (and bodies)
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by elevaet 4y ago
Very amazing. I wonder if you're talking about a clearnet analogue vendor or a darknet one.. regardless it brings me joy to consider that there are multi 1kg stashes around the planet and that the well will likely not run dry in any fo
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by elevaet 4y ago
Do you think they actually have that in stock, and if they've ever fulfilled a 1kg order? I don't mean that facetiously, but I am skeptical that it's just a marketing stunt!
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by elevaet 4y ago
If 2 or 3 hits was lasting longer than 24h, there's a good chance it was something other than LSD (like DOM) or you have an idiosyncratic reaction. I've met a couple people who took 100+ hits at once and survived to tell the tale.
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by elevaet 4y ago
> in practice there are labs producing and handling kilograms of it. Really? I doubt it. 1kg is about 10 million doses (@100ug each). I don't think there are enough people gobbling acid for there to be labs producing on that scale p
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by elevaet 4y ago
Piece of Shit?
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by elevaet 4y ago
As someone who's taken plenty of psychedelics, done lots of meditation, and gets tons of exercise, I'd agree that they can all re-wire your brain. Psychedelics are very different from the other two tho, just like exercise is very
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by elevaet 4y ago
Bravo! This is fantastic! I was excited to see Dr. Jeep's Hardcore mix of Dissociate in the default library for dj.app - that's been my jam lately, really niche track to come across in the wild :)
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by elevaet 4y ago
Interesting! I'll have to check that out.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Expect hit actors from today to become digitized and immortalized on the screen. Eventually there will be a cannon of standard "actors" (customized per movie of course) that will never change once they settle in on the appropriate
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by elevaet 4y ago
It might be similar to some forms of (human composed) sample-heavy music which use bits and pieces from many different songs to create something entirely original. As far as I understand it, this is still considered copyright infringement i
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by elevaet 4y ago
Maybe you could solve the clipping by putting a hard limiter in the signal path after the synth.
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by elevaet 4y ago
This is a great tool. I've seen things like this, but never with such a good UI. It would be very cool if there was a chord-search tool that was easy to use. Something that would let you select notes on the screen, or play them via MID
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by elevaet 4y ago
Great! I was going to suggest this also.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Can't it be some kind of self-explaining recursive thing - Doesn't it have to be? I think this is what Christopher Langan is on about with his CTMU theory.
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by elevaet 4y ago
The purpose of science is to try to understand the world. Even if we never can answer how the universe began, I hope we never give up trying.
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Thats a great story!
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A great antidote to that line of thought is the saying: > Only dead fish go with the flow

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