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wwggggoi

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    Comment #12799272

    honestly, that's why I'm hardly ever in the office. there's someone there who's noise profile is utterly unfilterable. they fiddle with things, drop things, fidget, cough, snort ph…

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    Comment #12799229

    maybe. but, imagine where we'd be now had science driven the rise of civilization. imagine if all the money squandered on war were invested in science.

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    Comment #12791359

    great link thanks!

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    Comment #12787382

    ok you answered my point...but is there not another way to shield consumer electronics ? wouldn't it be cheaper to find a good shielding system (magnetic ?) than to develop expensi…

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    Comment #12787364

    this is something I never got: why don't they just chuck a whole bunch of cheap consumer gadgets on these things ? Is it really that hard to attach an array (for redundancy) of gop…

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    Comment #12777489

    yeh that was one of my favourites too but thing is, nobody can predict which technologies are more of less likely to take-off, it's a mysterious thing but many smart people poo-poo…

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    Comment #12777279

    plausibility isn't the point - the scfi devices used are for reduction-ad-absurdum, to zoom-in on aspects of our current society. Also, in the real world some things develop faster…

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    Comment #12773995

    how can they possibly diagnose mental illness in the womb ?

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    Comment #12769741

    yeh the thing being programmed not same as thing title said was being programmed, am annoyed too

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    Comment #12765656

    really didn't like Utopia

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    Comment #12765651

    Entire History of You is my favourite too, then the Xmas special and Be Right Back. White Bear was an interesting idea though, but not so believable.

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    Comment #12754670

    And since life probably formed (in the same way, in deep-sea vents) on Mars and Earth in parallel, and was later exchanged via impacts, life on Earth is probably partially Martian …

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    Comment #12750656

    counting simple statistics as intelligence is setting the bar very low let's not forget that Hawking is one of the great intellects of our time

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    Comment #12723380

    Viruses are not living, because they have no metabolism and they cannot self-replicate (they require the replication apparatus of the host) Viruses are not self-contained systems, …