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emkoemko
5y ago
how does that work? Native Americans didn't have disease Europeans where not exposed to? Only Europeans had diseases? any info about this? very interesting
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emkoemko
5y ago
take your hydrogen tank with you.... plus you can generate hydrogen anywhere using solar power. using a ICE engineered for low gravity? with your own supply of oxygen?
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emkoemko
6y ago
well you could go to town and get a tank of hydrogen and fill up your tank and go? seriously we drove a electric car on the moon and your telling me we can't figure out how to drive in remote places?
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emkoemko
6y ago
electric car drove on the moon we are fine... give enough time and people in jungles will be using electric eventually, hydrogen or battery
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emkoemko
6y ago
here in Alberta e3 is building a project to direct extract lithium from old oil wells, way cheeper,cleaner and ethical
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emkoemko
6y ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0d/CrossIro... that was built out of the city middle of no where because there was not enough water and land to do it in the city, and yet still full and
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emkoemko
6y ago
we have like 10+ in 30miles and just built a new one, next to massive mall. So since the 80's no new mall was built in your area?
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emkoemko
6y ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0d/CrossIro... we build malls in middle of nowhere and they get packed...
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emkoemko
6y ago
oh your thinking they just built to many?
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emkoemko
6y ago
and yet i don't see any of this in Canada, malls packed, more malls built and Toys R Us still in all of them. What could be the difference between Canada and USA?
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emkoemko
6y ago
is this a American thing? here in Canada malls are doing well and we keep building even more sometimes next to busy malls... its strange even they tell us Toys R Us is gone? yet they are not closed here basically all the malls have a Toys R
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emkoemko
6y ago
where? here our malls have gotten massive updates, expansions and renovations over the years, not one is closed that would be a waste of a busy business...
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emkoemko
6y ago
yup here they keep building more malls and all i hear is malls are dying... they build a mall almost in the middle of no where and yet its still busy. Just recently they built a mall next to a busy mall... where are malls dying?
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emkoemko
6y ago
imagine if this happened in the USA and they prevented any international investigations or collaboration... and instead just started to blame other countries. Then a long time later allow people in who they choose and basically tell them wh
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emkoemko
6y ago
we had a issues with the CCP few years back, they shipped deadly viruses out to the Wuhan lab. "We have a researcher who was removed by the RCMP from the highest security laboratory that Canada has for reasons that government is unwill
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emkoemko
6y ago
might as well just launch missiles at that point.
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emkoemko
6y ago
if US really cared about children they would ended the humanitarian crisis in Yemen... so far 85 000+ children under 5 starved to death and they saying 400,000 are going to if this blockade doesn't end.
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emkoemko
6y ago
how is that legal? you are telling me you won't know how much sometime costs until you have to pay for the service? is that not illegal? reminds me of Chinese scam of foreigners where women lure men to restaurants on the take and give
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emkoemko
6y ago
i can't see how... touch has so many downsides vs a feedback physical button. One day maybe we will get best of both worlds dynamic buttons that morph the screen so you get tactile feeling of buttons and no actuation until they are phy
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emkoemko
6y ago
you have spine issues so you think using a laptop is a good idea? "sustainable" no its really bad for you long term.
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emkoemko
6y ago
"desktop computer does is to force me to sit at a desk 100% of the time I'm using it" you act like that's a bad thing... when its really the best way to use a computer for large amount of time. Laptops should never be us
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emkoemko
6y ago
yea that's a good option, that way you won't damage your body and for short amount of time you can still use your laptop but you should limit it.
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emkoemko
6y ago
yes, i don't understand how people don't notice this... forcing a keyboard to be right up against a screen is not a good idea. Most people don't even need a laptop or use it on a desk mostly anyways, at that point just get a
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emkoemko
6y ago
there is going to be a lot of people with back and neck problems. "niche appliance" ?? to me i can't stand the keyboard being right up against a screen what do we do? bend our head down? or lift our arms high? that's goi
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emkoemko
6y ago
why would we want cars that drive like humans? i want a car the drives better then humans.
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emkoemko
6y ago
didn't the NASA have a rocket doing these type of manoeuvres multiple times a day? in like the early 90's?
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emkoemko
6y ago
then just make the cryptography 10000x harder then now? no?
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emkoemko
6y ago
and yet they are fine with using a snapdragon arm processor on the helicopter?
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emkoemko
6y ago
yes but these chips having to function and survive on the way to the planet right? and they do all sorts of software updates etc during this time. Maybe we could shield them and that would be fine? or would that add to much extra weight
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emkoemko
6y ago
here in Alberta E3 metals will extract it from old oil wells, direct extraction no ponds.
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