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A single molecule of water is not wet but as soon as more then one molecule is present the water is then wet. That is my hill to die on in this argument.
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A single molecule of water is not wet but as soon as more then one molecule is present the water is then wet. That is my hill to die on in this argument.
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Replace Bitcoin With 'AI' and It is Just as Relevant Today as When It Was First Drawn. (Art by Happyroadkill)
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Why not throw it into chatgpt to change the image from bitcoin to Ai? /s
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Is it possible to learn new things with no external stimuli at all?
I think you could make a case that you could learn new forms of pure math if you had a method of storing information in your brain.
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Would you?
I would be playing Holding Out for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler on repeat driving 90 mph with the windows down
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A third of Americans don't drive. So why is our transportation so car-centric?
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They still need a way to get around any transport would make that easier
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"Now find your dance partners and pair off!"
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Everyone Triplex Acies till they don’t hit skirmishing horse archers
This comment was present while sipping out of the gold skull goblet of Cassius.
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A third of Americans don't drive. So why is our transportation so car-centric?
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Rails & trails. We have spent the last 50 years building “one more lane” to solve traffic & all it does is incentivize more cars. Roads don’t promote high density travel like a proper bike network in a city or a commuter rail network to connect suburbs together.
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What are your favorite board games? I'm looking for games that are satisfying and lead to a sense of accomplishment or fulfillment or connection.
Spirit island is my favorite game to play with a group. It has you trying to protect an island from colonists who damage the island with their expansions. Each player has different abilities that force you all the work together & requires a lot of teamwork to win especially some of the higher difficulties.
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I refuse defeatism
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Idk about your first point but The Ocean Cleanup, has been doing great work creating plastic filters for the worlds most polluting river. I understand not creating the waste in the first place would be most efficient but this organization is doing a good job cleaning up the mess.
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George Washington University encampment...
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We need more Limes of Thinking in our current timeline
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You Need To Quit Weed.
Am I a small minority who thinks smoking weed will be similar to smoking tobacco in 30 years
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Dad, why do I hate myself?
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I started seeing a therapist a month. I’ve never really talk about how I feel & don’t understand what to say when we meet. I feel like I’m wasting time each session. Everyone says they help but I don’t even understand how.
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I think there is some more nuance here then all restocking fees are bad. For some businesses that sell items that are custom made or have so many varieties that they are practically custom parts. So when an item like this is returned it can’t be sold at the same amount & storing the item until it sells has a cost. So to encourage customers to be certain of their orders a restock fee is used on some items to stop customers from ordering testing then returning what they don’t like.
If you bring up Amazon’s restocking fee your right those guys are assholes who try to squeeze as much cash out of everyone.
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"Pilot had to dive aggressively to avoid midair collision over Burbank airport."
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I can assure you some pants were shit on that flight
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What are budget groceries you buy in America?
Mashed potatoes is my thickener of choice. Add it to any soup/chili recipe to make you feel full without spending a lot.
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Dad, why do I hate myself?
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I’m just worried if I switch the effort of starting back up will be too much & it will be easier to just stop going. Is this normal to feel this way?
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India considers joining Russia, China to build nuclear plant on Moon.
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They already use nuclear power in loads of applications. The mars rover, perseverance satellites and even satellites in LEO. They can provide power during lengthy lunar nights and the heat they produce as a byproduct would be useful for keeping people warm. This isn’t even even mentioning advancements in nuclear reactor designs that make meltdowns conditions considerably less likely. Your right that solar cells are a great way to produce power in LEO but on the moon there are more variables that make it viable for a nuclear reactor to be a rational power source.
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What are some nice short videos for youngish kids to watch?
Tom and Gerry or Looney toons
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The First Modern Car Without Hydraulic Brakes Is Headed to Production
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Idk it might use magnetic brake pads. I have used them in other fields & they are pretty nifty. The ones I used created eddy currents & had not mechanical wear. For my project the mechanical brake had a ~10 year lifespan while the magnetic brake could last ~50 years. Also the mag brake was only 30% more expensive but didn’t need maintenance & would be significantly cheaper if you took the lifespan of the project.
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Emotional Regulation
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Or it could be measurements for a circle that is 6ft wide and 3ft deep. We don’t really have enough detail cuz they don’t say the shape but it doesn’t have to be square.