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nautilius

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    Comment #45531774

    Sure, stick to the Model T, why not. It had wheels and seats, so there's that.

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    Comment #44731608

    What’s more, it creates an incentive to accept more papers for publication, with obvious implications for quality.

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    Comment #44080154

    To be fair, Americans use decimal already where it’s dearest to the heart: money, ammunition, and filling gasoline.

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    Comment #43735664

    Efficiency is the standard red herring of the battery crowd - if efficiency was the prime motivation, we would all be driving bicycles and SUV or sportscars would not exist. What a…

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    Comment #43366704

    Main news for me here is that this is (still?) considered newsworthy in Germany. At top US universities, I’ve been threatened with deportation, yelled at, prevented from going to f…

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    Comment #42888306

    A sonic boom is not necessary when moving faster than sound, the Busemann biplane resolves that completely. There's been considerable work on sonic boom mitigation for many decades…

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    Comment #42288734

    From personal experience: in Nature Communications the handling editor and editor in chief absolutely do intervene, in my example to suppress a proper lit review that would have re…

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    Comment #39453170

    That's - not how that works. I suggest you look at any fluid data `riding' that border. "Super compressed" and "ideal gas" are mutually exclusive. "Equilibrium" has even less to do…

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    Comment #39450628

    That's got nothing to do with some fluid behaving like an ideal gas or not. Also, except for very low pressures, vapor does not behave like an ideal gas.

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    Comment #38710430

    Too bad they don't reference the actual inventor of vorticity confinement, Dr. John Steinhoff of the University of Tennessee Space Institute: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ste…

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    Comment #34952046

    > The assertion of the US' founders is that such rights are inherent to all people, natural rights, and inalienable. It very obviously wasn't [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki…

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    Comment #34901845

    “Only base 10” is already the measure of choice where it matters most for most Americans: gas, money, ammunition. It works just fine.

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    Comment #34763363

    Let’s hope we’re not getting to “Vamos a la playa” narrative soon … https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vamos_a_la_playa_(Righeira_s...

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    Comment #34660864

    So are there strange quarks?

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    Comment #34660836

    He was recently on Tim Ferris and discussed his ideas.

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    Comment #34313691

    I’m in the same camp. I love that movie but can’t bring myself to show it to my kids yet with that relationship, the rapey behavior of Jones forcing to get his kisses, and the casu…

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    Comment #34270713

    Exactly! Nothing screams “Democracy!” like repeating a vote a dozen and more times until it shows the desired result!

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    Comment #34239961

    This makes no sense. Of course sound is a pressure wave - but so is being hit by a nuclear blast wave (after the initial flash). Obviously, the magnitude plays the decisive role he…

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    Comment #34237205

    > We're not jerks. We're people who notice problems. You're shooting the messenger. The definition is literally in the title: "disagreeable personalities (selfish, combative, and m…

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    Comment #34198808

    In any case, thanks for putting it out there!

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    Comment #34198760

    How is not “maintaining the same level of naval readiness “ not a “loss in capability”? I guess the grapes were sour anyway?

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    Comment #34175312

    Just in time for my family! However, the instructions remain hidden behind the browser address bar on my iPhone SE, so it took me a while to figure out what to do. I thought tappin…

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    Comment #34141869

    Sure, I guess you can hire someone to represent you posthumously to attend your child’s high school graduation or wedding.

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    Comment #34129910

    “Surprising” refers to journals , not universities. It’s completely unsurprising (albeit unethical) that universities take the easy way.