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Comment #7204508
in my opinion, no order to deploy nuclear weapons can ever possible come from a sane commander. any such order should be refused.
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Comment #7190399
optimise for maintainability, reusability, composibility
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Comment #7087211
or parallax ... I always confuse the two.
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Comment #7087207
I don't think it's possible. We live in a finite world. All my wealth comes from someone else's poverty.
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Comment #7087204
so? good for him. I think it's an inescapable reality of the human condition: we suffer an irresolvable emptiness. we make different choices about how to fill the unfillable hole. …
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Comment #6868550
here in australia, decades of research and policy development have hit upon a world-class solution to the nuclear waste challenge. We're building a road in a semi-arid remote locat…
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Comment #6646565
recommendations?
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Comment #6487397
unlike tobacco: hence its (legitimate?) status.
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Comment #6216245
... or a healthy sense of humour. we didn't hear how much he drinks other months.
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Comment #6216239
that's a problem with the law, not the substance.
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Comment #6164232
Why Murdoch wants Rudd to lose the coming federal election is not merely political, it is commercial. News Corp hates the government's National Broadband Network (NBN). The company…
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Comment #6152104
I call BS. for rich developed nations, gas is an unnecessary and dangerous distraction from the genuine renewable and sustainable energy alternatives which are already taking shape…
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Comment #6152089
most of the planet's uranium is in very low concentrations in the sea. We certainly don't have enough commercially viable uranium (ie, that can be extracted and enriched with less …
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Comment #6105390
thats it. if all the nuclear promises come true, its still just offering to delay the inevitable
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Comment #6105386
yes, I'm worried about waste. No, I don't accept assurances that it's all over in a few hundred years. yes I'm worried about weapons - U233 from the thorium cycle has been weaponis…
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Comment #5997959
radioactive tracers do constitute radioactive material. Stupd semantics. Ypu can choose to have a CT scan, and good for you: the scandal here is that experiments were performed wit…
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Comment #5968637
Plato's Cave.
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Comment #5903167
also important because 'foiling terror plots' may well not be the focus of these programs. demonstrating lack of efficacy on the stated objectives could help expose a wider agenda.…
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Comment #5891179
I haven't seen much from CD on PRISM: got any links?
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Comment #5885023
the CAAT appeal was stunning. Alhough admitting that Pine Gap was used to target strikes on Iraq, defence insisited that it is not a war base - which made the facility ineligible f…
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Comment #5871831
nonsense. even ignoring the undeniable nexus between weapons and civilian power programs, where I live, nuclear power would be more expensive and much slower to roll out.
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Comment #5860925
maybe more significant.
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Comment #5843879
" ... it has been alleged that foreign-owned data hosted by US Internet companies has lesser protection than data belonging to US citizens.”
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