henearkr

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1. 1141.▲
   by henearkr 8y ago

   Unfortunately this totally ignores the latest discovery of antivirals efficiency and the probable root cause of viruses from the herpes family.
2. 1142.▲
   by henearkr 8y ago

   I don't know this Pogo, but the mere fact that his words did not contain anything funny hints towards the absence of a joke... false (or outrageous) statements by themselves do not make sarcasm, you also need humour!!! For example if h
3. 1143.▲
   by henearkr 8y ago

   Am I the only one understanding that finding funny ways to rant is one of Linus' favourites hobbies? And so that he is not doing that to hurt people, but to entertain? He makes that particularly clear by attending gatherings about pira
4. 1144.▲
   by henearkr 8y ago

   Even with the evilest scheme, it seems unlikely to come up with something harming the rentability of renewables, or of solar in particular. It's basically free electricity from sun, which is plenty in Australian deserts. You pay only t
5. 1145.▲
   by henearkr 8y ago

   Following your reasonning, there is no reason why investors should shy away from renewables. The Greens would not harm any project of additional large scale batteries, for example.
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   by henearkr 9y ago

   My feedback: you definitely need to add tags. Because I'm quite good at, say, classic or jazz, but I suck at other styles. And I don't want to listen uselessly to 90% hummings from styles I don't know before starting to becom
7. 1147.▲
   by henearkr 9y ago

   Yeah I was thinking more about concealing the fact there was a signal at all. More like stegano, then. Moreover, that could be in an environment of intense EM jamming: ultrasonic signals would pass but not EM signals.
8. 1148.▲
   by henearkr 9y ago

   Could it be a powerful sonic transmission of data? I mean, EM waves are hugely monitored, so if somebody had to send data secretly, an ultrasonic way may be used. And there may have been a side effect due to too much power and the diplomats
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   by henearkr 9y ago

   Well, actually it seems you are true. There are absorption rays for the inter-galactic medium, as shown in: https://ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/Madau6/Madau2.html So, please ignore my previous reply ↓
10. 1150.▲
    by henearkr 9y ago

    Ok, now I agree with you: https://ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/Madau6/Madau2.html
11. 1151.▲
    by henearkr 9y ago

    Yeah, but sufficiently so that most photons are not encountering any other things on their way.
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    by henearkr 9y ago

    I don't see how it is pertinent, as space is not "a transparent medium", it is void. Pretty much all the photons emitted by a star that we can detect cross only the star's gas surrounding, then the emptiness of space, th
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    by henearkr 9y ago

    It seems that this model does not have any notion of "cadence" (the punctuation in musical grammar, given by harmony and tonality). The "expressivity" must be correlated to the harmony grammar, else it does not make sens
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    by henearkr 10y ago

    And it is also equivalent to considering all these realities coexisting in parallel universes. It kinds of "brings back the missing symmetry" of the situation.
15. 1155.▲
    by henearkr 10y ago

    A variation along the lines of an Anthropic Principle would be like: - why am I born a Saturday? - because if you were born a Monday your question would have been different accordingly
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    by henearkr 10y ago

    Am I the only one thinking this approach should allow to address the conditions in which a social mind could emerge in societies of individuals? Including humans, or more likely slightly modified versions of humans.
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    by henearkr 11y ago

    I call this Chinese, not Japanese.