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571.
by ptah 7y ago
there is no risk to other cities in the region though
572.
by ptah 7y ago
sure, but if even the top russian experts die in a test then surely it is not suitable for normal power generation
573.
by ptah 7y ago
nuclear is dangerous. there are no headlines about solar or wind farms causing deadly accidents like this EDIT: that can impact several cities in a region
574.
by ptah 7y ago
the range of notes in pentatonic scale is only five. but the rhythms (the important part of modern music) have a lot more combinations. katy perry's writers used the exact same rhythm with the same notes, which is highly improbable
575.
by ptah 7y ago
i saw a documentary about manuka honey recently. apparently it can be done in UK too?
576.
by ptah 7y ago
afaik neonicotinoids are banned in EU and the US is trying to force them to unban it
577.
by ptah 7y ago
even in punk, it would be plagiarism if you have four sequences of 8 repeated notes but with 4 different tones
578.
by ptah 7y ago
three different tones, but you are ignoring the most important aspect of modern music: rhythm. a modern music piece uses only a few different tones
579.
by ptah 7y ago
the repetition is super important. in modern music the rhythm is more important than the variety of tones. the same rhythm and the same tonal distance is too big to be a coincidence
580.
by ptah 7y ago
i am actually a musician, the rhythm is important and a sequence of 16 notes at the same rhythm and the same tonal distance is too big to be a coincidence
581.
by ptah 7y ago
16 notes in the same sequence? that's too big of a coincidence
582.
by ptah 7y ago
in the graphic 16 notes are green (meaning the same) so saying 3 is not accurate at all
583.
by ptah 7y ago
article is from 2014. these are already banned in EU. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-43910536 is it not banned in north america yet?
584.
by ptah 7y ago
being "tough" on crime is not effective. this article reminds me of this: http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20180723-why-we-should-treat...
585.
by ptah 7y ago
so essentially the physical books are expensive purely to pad out their bottom line? digital is a poor replacement for physical books in my experience
586.
by ptah 7y ago
did you get compensated?
587.
by ptah 7y ago
"western colonialism" is redundant. "colonialism" will suffice :)
588.
by ptah 7y ago
the other airlines computers are working. they would have to book them in manually
589.
by ptah 7y ago
can they not just transfer passengers to other airlines
590.
by ptah 7y ago
from your link: "In the Western world, Persia (or one of its cognates) was historically the common name for Iran" so I will stick to saying colonial as it accurately points to the western world as opposed to Africa or Asia for exa
591.
by ptah 7y ago
you mean Iranian right? "Persian" is a colonial term
592.
by ptah 7y ago
seems obvious to me
593.
by ptah 7y ago
wow! do you have any links for the beer brewing?
594.
by ptah 7y ago
they still wash, they just stopped using soap
595.
by ptah 7y ago
surely 2 weeks is not a heat wave? a heat wave lasts 2-3 days
596.
by ptah 7y ago
essentially don't interact with anyone that you do not know from real life and got their id from them in real life
597.
by ptah 7y ago
that is outrageous. it looks like the trump administration's paranoia about politics in science is taking a toll
598.
by ptah 7y ago
also https://medium.com/the-physics-arxiv-blog/genetically-modifi...
599.
by ptah 7y ago
corporations are not incentivized to make GMOs that are more nutritious. experience shows that they are more likely to make GMOs to sell more pesticide
600.
by ptah 7y ago
why not teach your kids how to avoid predators instead?

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