>habe u seen the amount of free space on a map at night?? dat prooves we arent overpopulated¡¡!

This is Ruth Jackson-Levy. During the Korean War, the US Air Force was studying where to reinforce the armor on its bombers. By examining the aircraft that had returned from their missions, they found that most bullet holes were in the fuselage and wingtips. Therefore, they concluded, these were the parts of the plane that needed reinforcement.

However, during the night, Dr. Jackson-Levy (who was working as a janitor at the time) came across the problem and reached the correct conclusion. She realized that the reason the planes had fewer bullet holes in the other areas was that damage to these areas would cause the plane to crash and never return to base. Therefore the exact opposite areas needed to be reinforced.

The Air Force and later NASA tried to hire Dr Jackson-Levy but she refused because of how they had earlier treated her. They even tried to pay her a lot but she refused. MIC DROP.

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I’m in my early 20’s and was just curious how much vitamin D or D3 I would need. Do I also need to supplement it with K3? Or possibly any other vitamins to maximise the benefits.

Thanks

Numbers are real and group together like atoms to form more groups of numbers like molecules. Math is ontologically real. There, I said it.

I trust the science.

Will we see transhumanism bloom in this century or is it far off future?

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What were the conditions that allowed humans to evolve in such a way that emphasizes intelligence and ingenuity and why haven't other primates gone the same route?

pros
1. stable when stationary
2. easier to steer
3. easier and faster to break
4. will go straight without constant fiddling
5. even more stable when climbing or descending hills, both head-on and snaking.
6. much safer, more reliable overall

cons
1. slightly more drag?
2. slightly more surface friction energy loss?
3. complexity and cost increased by 30~50% I guess.
4. takes up a bit less space when parked

I think tricycles are just better overall.

Was considering one of those balance bikes with THICK tires that are very stable with minimal effort, but I think the tires might

Also I think all bike tires should be full rubber ones that are impossible to puncture and needs very little maintenance. Those are just as comfortable.

There should be a law that bans all air filled bike tires, only allowing puncture-proof ones.