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7y ago
How would this differ from existing regulations for helicopters?
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7y ago
Immigration will make both of these things less of an issue. It will create increasing political tensions.
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7y ago
Suburban and rural have different costs.
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8y ago
Can Europe regulate google?
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9y ago
You can have career lawmakers, just not in the same office. Cycling politicians between local, state, national would probably do a lot of good for each level.
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9y ago
I don't think we'll have a lack of volume. Global incomes continue to rise and push demand higher. Often times developing economies' growth comes at the expense of developed but on the whole it's net positive.
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10y ago
>That said, I don't like the aggressive gambling with pedestrians lifes like Uber or Tesla do. We gamble with pedestrian's lives every time we get in a car. No one has seen how these vehicles perform in real world scenarios. It
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10y ago
I think it's more intended as a proof of concept to allow researchers to target specific neurons and a live animal would help demonstrate that. If I'm understanding correctly they would be able to target the optogentic cells to ve
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10y ago
I would not be surprised to find out the brain backwards rationalized it and the mice from their point of view always thought they wanted to do that.
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10y ago
I would imagine a global smoking increase statistic would be per-capita as well but without a citation we won't know.
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11y ago
Yeah, I noticed the article wouldn't mention how much power they actually captured.
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11y ago
Number one reason I use the mobile site. Or mobile sites in general.
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11y ago
I think the failure is in the tax code. Large corporations able are able hire expensive lobbyists and accountants to pay much lower taxes than smaller upstarts. This gives them an advantage and allows them to crush innovative smaller compan
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11y ago
Medical science has limits? I thought we proved we're just finite state machines that are occasionally jostled into unfavorable states that can only balanced by external chemicals.
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12y ago
That would be illegal. What they will do though is offer you a discounted refurbished battery from the last car that came in for $3,000 and take yours. Then the cycle repeats.
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13y ago
"She's five eight"
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13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trademark_infringement Good luck!
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13y ago
Not only that, think about what a security contractor with no positive incentives was able to collect and publish without NSA knowledge. We honestly have no idea what state secrets might have been sold to the highest bidder.
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13y ago
http://www.radiolab.org/2010/oct/08/ Radio Lab did a segment on how a cities average gait can predict many things about it.