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by qserasera 6y ago
> Our calculations suggest that at least a power of several petawatts is needed Good to know
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by qserasera 6y ago
It's not very effective against places with low US economy exposure. Economics dont happen in a vacuum
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by qserasera 6y ago
For Sigs I suppose the market still exists in the US where it wouldn't in Europe.
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by qserasera 6y ago
Get ready for some EU pearl clutching about data again
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by qserasera 6y ago
Foreign weapons manufactueres declare victory once again. Russia seems to be in a military boom.
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by qserasera 6y ago
Cheap materials consistently making shit music = not working
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by qserasera 6y ago
Germany could try to rely on the EU nuclear program but it's likely to be co-opted by France and their nuclear program.
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by qserasera 6y ago
Wow it looks like there has been some deep cleansing of articles about poor radioactive storage in Morsleben from a few reputable outlets. I'm not going to waste my life busting that censorship. Censoring those articles rather proves m
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by qserasera 6y ago
We really, really, really NEED US based fabs. >US is almost unique in our mass deindustrialization. Japan, Germany and South Korea have avoided this. yup, I wouldn't necessarily include SK in that list but I'm very displeased a
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by qserasera 6y ago
I wonder if Germany actually will start to decommision all nuclear plants in 2022. From what I've heard they had some insane corruption in storing waste and not the best reactor designs.
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by qserasera 6y ago
It's not just central CA in the US that we should be paying attention to. It's all over the states where multiple companies are abusing aquifers. I would love to see a plan come forth to actually protect our aquifers before we los
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by qserasera 6y ago
>electrical 3-phase power. Thank you for that! Interesting read.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I was told that engines were more stable in multiples of 6's from some weird physics going on in the engine. I guess that guy could have been completely full of shit.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I suppose you could question how the current state of pharma is geared toward creating a better world beyond creating high quality well established products. In my opinion drug design to treating illness ect will likely undergo multiple par
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by qserasera 6y ago
Sounds like a seedy operation
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by qserasera 6y ago
Our metabolism increase from walking 5-15 minutes every day is significant. With individual car transportation there is little want or little ability to do so. Many schedules do not allow for daily 60 minute exercise routines at the gym whi
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by qserasera 6y ago
We will soon find out if China was able to poach critical knowledge from those people. China has a rather poor trackrecord of valuing human resources.
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by qserasera 6y ago
> Private universities should of course be free to do as they wish in this regard, because who do you think you are; mind your own businesses. Thanks for the chuckle. > Unwinding this debacle will involve dealing with the entire unive
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by qserasera 6y ago
perhaps you should question what they're doing with your sample
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Genetic testing of the transatlantic slave trade in the americas(cell.com)
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by qserasera 6y ago
https://www.scotusblog.com/2020/06/opinion-analysis-court-re... > Roberts then went on to the second step in the court’s inquiry. The Duke memorandum, he observed, concluded that DACA was illegal and should be
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by qserasera 6y ago
This blog is usually solid https://www.scotusblog.com/2020/06/opinion-analysis-court-re... Ruiling: >Today Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by the court’s four more liberal justices, agreed with the challenge
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by qserasera 6y ago
To add to this DACA could have been repealed in the recent SCOTUS ruling but due to improper legal proceedure it wasnt cancelled. I don't know if anything else would threaten DACA.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I wonder if we're getting close to being able to synthesize a DNA profile and fool most of the labwork being done. Most DNA profiles are SNP's and they wont be enough to 'clone' a DNA sample.
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by qserasera 6y ago
Why a Russian 3D bioprinting firm?
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by qserasera 6y ago
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by qserasera 6y ago
I'm honestly displeased with this ending. Universities that want to commit 100% learning online should not charge full price. Universities that are 100% online before Covid should not be able to grant visas as they have no campus. Ther
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by qserasera 6y ago
Bribery always works at suppressing outrage and information dissemination
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by qserasera 6y ago
I say we slap a warning label on all opinion pieces "likely to contain misinformation, inaccurate dialogue, or in summary fake news." I could care less if they're earning less money from it.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I've heard it pretty much everywhere in the US

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