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Comment #41822820
You mean another example of apples and oranges? Is software and transportation really a good example?
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Comment #39656957
The west lost? When did that happen?
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Comment #38852536
Also in 1904, Franjo Hanaman and Alexander Just developed and patented the incandescent tungsten-filament lightbulb https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franjo_Hanaman https://en.m.wiki…
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Comment #37111904
Well, all bad practice will lose money only if such practices get public.
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Comment #34956218
There is already a similair tehnique called muography which uses muons and has already been used for scanning the pyramids in Gizah and currently for the Mayan pyramids in Chichen …
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Comment #33589535
Both parties need to have a specific good or service the other wants for barter to be successful. Money, however, can serve as a medium of exchange eliminating that problem thereby…
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Comment #32177780
Latin dē, especially in etymollogy of deduction, usually means "of" - meaning: regarding, in respect of, concerning etc. (Look de facto, de jure, de dato, de futuro...); with dūcō …
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Comment #32177216
From Latin abductiō (“robbing; abduction”), from abdūcō (“take or lead away”), from ab (“away”) + dūcō (“to lead”)[1]. Equivalent to abduct + -ion. "Away" and "to lead" indead doe…
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Comment #31675657
The link to the paper is n the 1st paragraph: https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.00671
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Comment #30526734
I love the story about soviet bootleg records pressed on used X-ray images! https://www.x-rayaudio.com/x-rayaudioproject/ https://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/32308/1/russia-…
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Comment #29702530
One of two components of phase 1 implementation of the SKA[1], the SKA1-LOW in Australia, will host around 130,000 dipole antennas[2] when finished with construction starting soon.…
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Comment #29620385
> the more you try and thwart fingerprinting, the more unique you appear. That phenomenon is called the Streissand effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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Comment #24964509
I use a Schneider topball 845. It's very consistent, smooth, sharp and without smearing. It's 0.3 mm though, but a rollerball so it leaves a more saturated and wider writing trail …
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Comment #22839430
It's called Streissand effect! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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Comment #22266279
An aria from a Croatian opera, "U boj, u boj", is sung by Japanese choirs since WW1. It was first thought to be Czech though because Czech sailors played it while repairing their s…
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Comment #22113293
Lovely read
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Comment #21439936
Those darned people looking for better life opportunities, security and happiness by moving to the developed world. Calling such behavior "forced" is so inconsiderate. It blows my …
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Comment #21376097
According to the UN convention on the law of the sea article 92.[0] Ships in international waters are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state under whose flag they are s…
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Comment #21271083
> Debreu's work on general equilibrium, which was the basis of the award, had to skirt around the SMD theorem: Watch out for moving the goalposts. He was awarded the nobel prize af…
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Comment #21269713
> Man, if you want to hear about anti-intellectualism and bias, go and look at the SMD theorem. The D in SMD was actually awarded the nobel prize in economics.
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Comment #20386025
I agree. It is about time we move more towards less autodestructive international power communication.
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Comment #20380721
Exactly, its an autonomous response towards the market. Stability is always preffered in human decision making.
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Comment #20215023
Just imagine the astrology columns in the local newspapers
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Comment #19886276
Everything is based on theories and assumptions. Everything is a model and all models are wrong. The problem with psychology is that it is a much more disjointed science than other…
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