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AI researchers ran a secret experiment on Reddit users (2025)
(livescience.com)
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AI bots ignore evidence. Can we trust them with science?
(sciencenews.org)
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you have an incorrect model, transpiration is capillary action and evaporation from mesenchyme xylem is not a straw, is no where near the diameter of a straw, and its[transpiration] is not about increased pressure its about decrease. psi va
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The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has adopted the name small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) to describe aircraft systems without a flight crew on board weighing less than 55 pounds thus you would be using an aircraft(sUAS) to at
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sometimes, you just have to hang out in the right bar, and you will hear a multitude of secrets, this is why some projects had thier own towns so none of the inside would get out.
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the research is relevant to the issue of transpiration column hieght as a postulated limitation to overall hieght of any tree. a column of water is pulled by hydrogen bonding between molecules in a tug of war fashion, the top of the column
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more like capillary action. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylem#Cohesion-tension_theory
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we need to mimmick this behaviour in a drone swarm, as well as the reverse, bringing a replacement and reattaching.
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i think you may enjoy: 45 Different Types of Humor with Examples in 2026 https://humornama.com/featured/education/types-of-humor/
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i thought so, but i ran with it.
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>>Instead of a human wearing an exoskeleton, an AI wearing a biological exoskeleton<< remember this the next time you encounter a request to donate your body.
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despite being satire this is no joke, this is what we are headed into if we dont stop the decline.
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although the androids would learn at accelerated pace, there would be a functionally driven requirement to train androids for social conduct. They would be pervasive, but not mandatory, perhaps more immediately useful than a speaker on a
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it does sound reasonable, similar devices are in use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trading_curb https://www.stocktitan.net/articles/market-wide-circuit-brea...
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Are Singularities Real?(2015)
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a person publishing as if a AI is the creator is publishing under a pseudonym. AI has all the IP rights of a pen, pencil, chalk, or crayon.
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i other words if you act like an asshole to your kid, your kid learns to act like an asshole.
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Centrosome Cycle
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Microtubule organization across cell types and states(2021)
(cell.com)
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actually, prompt an AI to setup this cloned repo and you wont be there to catch the shell that runs code contained in a malformed DNS response. dont walk away and let automated task setup someone elses code, its really basic common sense.
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consider "tiled" hexagons, like honycomb. large schedule 40 or 80 tubing sliced into rings would be pretty quick source material, starting with duct tape and zipties until you find a good arrangment then get into the glue and scre
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it could also be said that scientific interpretation is suffering from a framework crisis. the scientific convention of experiment, is the test of an hypothesis, as a logical construct. repetition of materials and methods toward reproducibi
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i think its the other way around, we need a way to stop construction of AI that can be mistaken for human, and a revision of the online environment that allows AI to conceal its identity. there is no functional reason for AI to structure it
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Metacognition https://oecs.mit.edu/pub/zjuzickv not everyone is aware of the "methodology", they just think it through, some however have an executive layer to cognition vs reflex. imnot sure enough to form a
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a couple of breadcrumbs regarding the molecular organization of water. Dissecting the hydrogen bond network of water: Charge transfer and nuclear quantum effects[2024] https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ad
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you should also cross index that with Relative Humidity, thats what will get you. high humidity hinders evaporative cooling, and extremely low humidity is dessication. overheated core, vs dehydration
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print out a panagram of a head, and paste it to a lampshade, or use a mannequin head and describe how you were horribly burned as a child.
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bundling with windows into OEM and big box distributions as a condition of licensed sale, penalizing non bundled sales, does a good job capturing the market. OEM, retail, and consumers are not choosing the best product, they are hindered fr
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you suggesting that there is a continuity of spacetime rather than a pixelation, which is perfectly valid, the whole problem with planck units is that they are extrapolations, just like the infinity or the point particle, they are mathemati
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if you want to ignore the maximum energy content of space below schwarzchild radius of one planck length go ahead, there is no curvature that will bend space that tightly, and GR doesnt apply at that level
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