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961.
by pvaldes 3y ago
(Some years into the future) "Obesity pandemic decreases mysteriously in US".
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> it's your statement that is incorrect. Wrong There is not a single country where I have the "right", granted by law, to shoot dead your 8Yo children. Period. Some people, like dictators or criminals, just can jump over t
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Those are extreme examples, most probably in sand or a loose mix. Roots need oxygen also so can grow a lot in this conditions as long as they are watered. Most dandelions live in heavy clay. There will be much shorter, reaching just the phr
964.
by pvaldes 3y ago
I wonder if they are culturing (naturalized) "tea" or (native) "tea". The second would be interesting.
965.
by pvaldes 3y ago
Yes. There aren't two root systems identical. I assume that this plants were cultured in a sandy or hydroponic mix. But the main goal is the generalization and to know how long roots can grow. For trees they wanted to know also if root
966.
by pvaldes 3y ago
Fresh product has a lot of pure water and is less prone to be adulterated with dyes that can be toxic at middle or long-term. Is also normally unfalsifiable and cheaper, so there is less incentives into manipulating it.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Asteraceae is a spectacularly successful and very complicate family to classify the same time. Very easy to spot at family level, but a lot of tribes and a nightmare of details at species level The (real) flowers are "trumpet" lik
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by pvaldes 3y ago
There is a virus that cause the same effects on trouts. Submarine explosions and sonars also do the same.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Is soon to say that But if somebody starts saying that will develop a stealthy weapon able to make tsunamis, that would (literally) be used to "target NY" and other coastal cities; and then you have a strange earthquake in NY and
970.
by pvaldes 3y ago
Nope https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Status-6_Oceanic_Multipurpose_...
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by pvaldes 3y ago
And also Taiwan. If I'm not wrong NY is not a very active seismic area. Is anybody checking the development of that weapon allegedly able to produce tsunamis that Russians promised to target NY last year?
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> Where does this misunderstanding come from? Greed. War is very profitable. There will be always people trying to twist the words, and justify the unjustifiable.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
It is. By definition (Because they are innocent ) Even if you fail to avoid shooting innocent people and can find a scapegoat to save yourself from the consequences, homicide is definitely, unequivocally, illegal. And assassination (killin
974.
by pvaldes 3y ago
The title suggests to me (maybe is a lost in translation case) that lots of penguins are being killed by bird flu. The article says that evidence of this is incomplete or just a suspicion. In a frozen sample, we can't do histopathology
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by pvaldes 3y ago
If they can target "terrorist", unavoidably the system will be upgraded to target "politician" also.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> While the researchers suspect bird flu virus killed the penguins, the field tests were inconclusive How to translate 'we really don't know what happened' to 'is birdflupanic time!' in five seconds. That leads u
977.
by pvaldes 3y ago
"Je suis le Roi" moment (LOL) IT was the French
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> continued to write files until there was just 41K free on the drive As somebody that has managed several times to lock myself out of my user session by this (and had to learn how to enter again by several means); couldn't they sta
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Birds have their own plans for the Callicarpa berries, but are excellent plants for dry shadow. And leaves take a rare true-pink tone in fall.
980.
by pvaldes 3y ago
I was the French if I'm not wrong.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Because they have a lot of convenient features. Specially that they are supernarrow in their first decades. Other traits weren't so much desirable. Inedible fruit is a desirable trait in urbanism. Not necessarily a bad thing.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Nah, the velocibradfors can't reproduce. Everything is fine
983.
by pvaldes 3y ago
Their invasive dark side is directly triggered by fire.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
You may appreciate the fact that Bamboo sprouting is edible. I add rings of fresh bamboo to my pasta dishes and is a nice touch for a summer salad. Just use only the new stems, the parts that can be sliced with a sharp kitchen knife using y
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Yep, the ambush of Cocoa tree is terrible.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
As toxic like apples probably. In a small fruit that is easy to ingest whole nobody would take care of removing the seeds. Apple seeds have cyanide so if you eat a lot is unpleasant
987.
by pvaldes 3y ago
Some kind of Malus floribunda probably, but check also the plum Prunus cerasifera pisardii for comparison, and the serviceberry. Cydonia oblonga has bigger flowers and in some way can remind dogwoods or even some magnolias when in blossom.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Well, they had assassinated yet "a few" (hundreds of) physicians, and nurses, and ambulance drivers in the area, so maybe are getting more bold about it. > why not just make it to look like Hamas killed the aid workers? Because
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> I really doubt that's the case, seems more like a "fire first if any suspicion at all and ask questions later" policy. I will try to solve your doubt. Gaza is a closed area. You can't just cross freely the frontier
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> what specific rules of war do you believe have been broken? Basically every single one. We will end much faster if you just read the laws. And this is not "a belief" or a "lets debate for a year more if this is or not a

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