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The Science of Astrology

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Hello everyone, it is my dream to become a writer and as an avid astrologists I would like to incorporate talking about astrology into my writing. To take the plunge into becoming a writer I have created a blog and I invite you to come read my very first post, called The Science of Astrology. In it I explain how Astrology in fact real AND I back it all up with science. Here is the link, please share if you like what you read, I appreciate anyone who gives it a chance, thank you!

https://witchywritingstories.blogspot.com/2021/10/the-science-of-astrology-in-this-post-i.html
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vaccine pandemic?

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If not enough people will get vaccines / there arent enough vaccines to go around, then why don't we just spread a different virus engineered to contain the mRNA needed for immunity to the pandemic? It will naturally spread and make people immune so they don't have to consent or bother getting a vaccine.
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What does it mean to remember something? To fetch from stored experiences? Anyone?
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ITS UP BROS
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I love abstractions and their associated properties. How do I share the love of the abstraction with others?
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>thinking about house insulation
>how does insulation work in nature?
>hair and fur
Would artificial fur work for insulating homes?
Oversized strands of hair covering the whole building, except for doors and windows

Would probably look super weird and not sure what weather and organics would do to it in the long run
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should I major in computer engineering or math and CS?
I am taking all the necessary first year prerequisites for both programs and I am not sure what to choose.
what I like the most is math but I don’t plan on going to grad school and I like a good paying job so that’s where CS comes in play. I am thinking of becoming a data scientist.
however I am afraid I will find my self later in life stuck keeping with all the new languages and technologies.
An other alternative is computer engineering. I will have a good salary and won’t bother much with keeping my self sharp for the job market
what do you think?
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Will paypal (or venmo) $5 to whoever posts the answer.

If I invest x dollar per day, with a yearly return of 5% (e.g. one dollar will return $1.05 after one year), how much money will I have in n days?

Put another way, with a continuous yearly interest rate of 5% , investing x dollars at the beginning of every day, how much will I have after n days?

I believe the solution for x=1 and n=3 is approximately ~3.000821918 (I say approximate because I got this value using a compound interest formula).
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what is the least interesting element?
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Is the falling global birthrates good or bad.
Personally, I think a smaller global population would be more manageable for the planet's limited resources and also significantly reduce pollution. Also, most of the jobs in the future will be done by AI and robots so there's gonna be less unemployment in that case.
But, I heard that having lower populations in the future would have a big impact on the economy.
Is there anyway to scale down/adjust our economy, infrastructure to support a smaller population without adverse effects?
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