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by pvaldes 2y ago
survivor
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Sorry to pop the party but we need perspective. "Scientists breed successfully corals" is not a big deal, marine aquarium keepers reproduce many easy species for decades and have developed the technology to help with that. The pro
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by pvaldes 2y ago
That depends on the scale of the changes. Life can make a planet habitable, but our sun will eventually die, and the systems that ecosystems raised to control the changes in its favor will be unable to fix that. Only we could do something a
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by pvaldes 2y ago
If is unemployed, you can bet that can and will do it.
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Yup, in the North West of Spain live the "Spaniard Irish", but not everybody there is blond. Eva Longoria or Gloria Stephan descend from Asturian people and are a better example representative of Asturias women. Nobody in USA woul
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To exists is one thing. To be biologically relevant to deserve a new entire category is another very different. To start, this genes aren't exclusive from the group. And it is not a monofiletic group anymore, because is a religious one
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I would call it barely distinguishable from the genetic information from their close neighbors. Now compare it with DNA from native Australians for example and you will find a much different picture. Having in mind that we share a majority
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There is not such thing as "Jewish" DNA. Is a culture and religion, but not a fully different race. Some genes could be in the past more represented, but it was just "Mediterranean dotation". A mix of European, African a
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by pvaldes 2y ago
A good point. I don't recall using a single Jewish reference in the things that he discovered. Where is the "Island of Januka"? Everything suggests that he adopted a full Christian lifestyle so, is somebody still a Jewish if
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Let me guess. You are Catalonian, right?
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Are we ready to change the name to "United States of Cyndi" then? Or you think that Americo Vespucci was a saint? I don't see anybody lobbying for that. Maybe this recent revisionist movements are formed by a bunch of hypocri
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Somebody: changes history forever. People: "booh, he is not important at all, even my cousin could have discovered a new continent"... LOL, what happened with the new generations?
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> To date Tesla have solved the same problems that others have already solved. So, everybody was making electric vehicles before Tesla? This is not how I remember it.
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Not even a mammal. Even having the articulations in the wrong place (as the Boston dynamics dog) creates a lot of discomfort in the potential customers
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We instinctively prefer machines that are arranged like us. This is the reason that every single car built have "two eyes" and "four legs". They could have one, or three or five. A car designed by insects would have six
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He had no past, but after discovering America, his family bloodlines were annotated in historical reports.
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Some brothers can have different mothers or fathers. As the origins of Colon were unknown his real family relationships were also unknown. He toke a lot of measures to hide their identity including lying about it. The scientists did DNA tes
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Just speculating. Maybe different levels of stress. Mice feel comfortable and happy in small places. Chimps not so much. Chimps are also very muscular animals. Less fat to burn.
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Should be compensated by the lack of alcohol intake
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beegain ?
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If I'm understanding correctly, would the maker accept to repair the structure will be breaking the law. In this case is understandable. The only thing worst than being paralyzed is being paralyzed while burnt alive by charging a broke
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> If this is the future of vandalism and criminality, I say we let it be normalized yesterday. Would be vandalism if I hit somebody's with a bat in their back?. And if I destroy their back seeding kudzu in their home, for them to re
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Just for the record, Mnemiopsis is a cannibal species.
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A Chinese scorpion with the sting removed. Some worker has lost his pet; or maybe the CEO pet.
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fake job offer maybe
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Hispanic was initially just a way to tag the white non-protestant. Currently is a loose box to include a mix of Mediterranean, African and American natives. Some of this people definitely have American natives on their family lines and othe
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by pvaldes 2y ago
Invasive cancer statistics in Japan were compiled for the Fukushima Cancer Registry database and published by the National Cancer Center Japan. If we review average annual percent change on Thyroid cancer incidence, there was a more or less
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Renewables can be destroyed by a war, but it will not take ten years to rebuild and connect it again to the grid when the war is over. Is not only cheaper, but allows a gradual recover of the electric supply. With nuclear a recover is much
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> should not be falsely characterized as a failure of the nuclear industry and technology. The failure was humans Humans working in the nuclear industry are "the" nuclear industry. By definition all economical sectors are arran
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> The source argues that the act of evacuating "just in case" caused deaths and that had people remained in place no such deaths would have occurred. We'll never know. Doing history fiction, a more probable outcome would b

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