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7y ago
Don't we simply need a missile covered with mirrors to defy these lasers? It's just a light bean albeit concentrated one, how hard can it be to deflect it? Edit: don't understand the downvoting, please enlighten. Your wisdom
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I wasn't aware of that, thank you for the new info. But isn't his life is endangered as the person lived on mineral water and clean air for most of his life in the US and how can he cope up with a much harsher environment there.
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I don't always do it, many times a product is slightly damaged or has some issues but I still keep it if I get a good price and don't want hassle to return it specially after I've installed it in my house already. But when pr
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One of the problem I face with Amazon in some other country is that they drop price of the product after I've already made a purchase and price difference is often $10 on $40 item. I am forced to return the item and cause Amazon so muc
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This space will have more research in coming days specially after the coming of Pakshi Rajan.
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Digestive system of chicken looks similar to humans and it works on them, so what gives?
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7y ago
But what if we consume those chickens, isn't that antibiotic somehow going to end up inside us sooner or later? And that will indirectly influence our size? Is there any pattern of size gain/growth in humans since we started using
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Does it also work on humans? Does taking a lot of antibiotics since birth makes a human stronger and taller? I've never seen bodybuilders taking antibiotics for size tho tho heard of plenty of steroid and protein/testosterone stuf
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Isn't Sweden offering asylum and it seems from his case can qualify for one? As he came to the US at 3 and still got deported now his survival is threatened as he only learnt how to live in a developed western world.
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I think US didn't know that he came here at 3. They might have seen him as an illegal immigrant without any specific timeline and deportation might have been their usual process.
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How 5 dollar wrench won't work in this case? Isn't administrator going to follow his order, so he can made to call the administrator and reset keys etc..?
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just out of curiousity if that's not a secret, what did you which got you deported?
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" The net premium, often called the “fair price” plays a less significant role – a range of prices is beneficial for both parties. The fair price is never part of that range (it is the end of the range in the limit of the infinitely we
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Air Quality Index. Small cities have more pollution due to lower density which makes public transport unfeasible or inefficient.
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Living in a big city has more advantages. Look at AQI of New York, compare it with Cardiff. Not only people living in small cities are missing opportunities but also quality air, water and other inputs.
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I've same problem, it's now less bad with Quick Charge and Powerbank combo but still bad.
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Charge is not amount of electric potential. Charge is a property of matter which causes experiencing a force when placed in an electric field. Strength of the electric field is electric potential. And charges arrange in some form under this
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Graphene based supercapacitors have huge capacitance because graphene is single atom thick, so you can put a lot of layer of this material increasing total surface area hence capacitance for same volume of capacitor space used.
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But I think it's so bad. What if same farmers come up with a new type of potato then PepsiCo will be able to grow it too using the same logic If you don't respect others property rights, others will not respect yours either. Ofc,
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Can't we achieve same effect by just washing eggs before consumption? I always wash the eggs I receive from farm under running water before I cook them into omelette.
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I wonder if they stop making them because it makes a country vunerable? After all enemies of the nation have to just blow up a few reactors to cause major damage, right? But if a solar or wind or even coal plant is bombed, not much happens?
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Is India still working on Thorium Reactor? I wonder if we'll have any major development coming from there in near time.
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Survives Headless for 18 Months
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Don't want salesmen? Remove the market.
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On the other man I am making the kind of money I can never ever make in UK, so US is optimized for individual gains and high health care cost are side effects this bal game.
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It's a big city so you can always find such rare cases somewhere. Doesn't tell us much about how safe a particular city is.
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I used to live on Poland and suffer from depressive disorders, my country has free universal healthcare but it didn't improve my depression and most docs felt as if they don't care and don't know what to do but since I'v