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How exactly has phrenology been debunked?
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>>13658284 Prof. Ignavious: This was once called science. People just drew circles on a skull and deduced from this that another person must be X or Y. No proof, no evidence involved. Some people were even imprisoned because they didn't believe it.
Anon: But luckily, we're past that. Aren't we?
Prof. Ignavious: Anon... I have to.... If only you knew how bad things are really.
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>Helion Energy >General Fusion >TAE Technologies >Tokamak Energy >Commonwealth Fusion Systems >Zap Energy
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>>13654966 Look up all those companies I posted. All of them are really closing in on advancements. Helion Energy and Zap Energy are the closest. Zap Energy is actually planning for breakeven in 2023. They use a z-pinch machine. Here's their website:
https://www.zapenergyinc.com/ Anonymous
It's gonna be more expensive than fission or solar so who gives a fuck
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>>13657138 In the short term, of course, but even fission was early on more costly than fossiles. Once the infrastructure stands, fusion will beat all other energy sources by magnitudes. Solar only became a viable commercial energy source in the last 10 years, but you can`t install it everywhere, unreliable and space based solar is too inefficent.
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>>13654369 I will believe you the day there is a commercial fusion plant powering residential homes.
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>oil lobby is keeping fusion away >car lobby is keeping portals away >cola lobby is keeping clean water away
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Can the grid handle every car being electric?
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>>13653535 Based and 'anti-vax' pilled
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>>13657632 The amount of the metal making up the mass of the Earth is not relevant. You will never mine any of it. The crust content is what's relevant and it's pretty easy to see why heavier metals would be rarer in the crust than lighter metals compared to the overall abundance in the whole Earth.
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>>13653445 Is there an English site to read up on that stuff
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>>13657632 The abundance of elements in the crust:
Oxygen: 46.1%
Silicon: 28.2%
Aluminium: 8.23%
Iron: 5.63%
Aluminium is harder to mine and process into pure metal compared to Iron but we will never run out of either of them. There's so much of it that it will last humanity for eternity.
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I always see the Scandi countries ranking highest in something called "innovation", but at the same time I have not heard of one innovation coming out of there that is not Skype, Angry Birds, anti-moose driver assist, or maximizing the importation of Somalis.
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>>13657796 Mechanical trinkets they think might sell right to their german customers. Like an innovative gearbox or some shit. Like hey "how do we make this spin faster and have more cogs so BMW buys more" type of innovation.
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>>13657796 We (Norway) do a lot of naval tech, or atleast we used to.
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Safest tobacco product. Snus is keeping swedes covid free.
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>>13658101 Where can I buy some good snu in Germany ?
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Probably means that they give a lot of money to 30 year old to start their anti radiation underwear startup
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Isn't it amazing to know, in 1 billion years the sun will become hot enough to boil our oceans thus making earth completely uninhabitable. And if that wasn't enough, our Galaxy "The Milky Way" will eventually collide with the "Andromeda" Galaxy in 4 billion years. In other wiords, humanity is doomed to dissappear no matter what unless humans somehow find a way to flee from this galaxy to another. Do you think we'll ever live The Milky Way?
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>>13656335 it's an epic poem first and foremost
haven't seen the film, is it good?
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>>13657881 Just search for "aniara recaps" on youtube if you don't care about spoilers. You'll probably like it if you're into euro arthouse films.
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>>13649901 cringe thread, there is no hope for humanity beyond 2100, it will all be over by then.
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>>13649901 The galaxy collision shouldn't be a worry, it is highly unlikely that our sun will come in contact with another star.
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>>13649901 >cant accurately predict the weather from tomorrow >can predict everything else 1 billion years from now
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I may have to get vaccinated against my will, along with my wife, so I am thinking about ways to mitigate the risk.
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>>13655970 >bro trust me there's people on the internet saying the vaccine is bad you can't argue with that Anonymous
>>13655171 Except now they are investigating it and Japan had issues with their vaccine paper work related to ovaries uptake. Basically, you are a fucking idiot if you think it is normal for juice that is supposed to stay in deltoid muscles target ovaries and have any kind of detrimental interaction with reproductive organs.
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>>13657857 >that is supposed to stay in deltoid muscles well that's another lie being told. everyone familiar with the issue knew ahead of time vaccines will enter circulation. making the claim that it stays in the muscle means they weasel out of a lot of precautionary testing
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>>13657766 >bro VAERS is just a free blogging platform, like wordpress lol Anonymous
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>>13657936 latest cope is
>it mostly stays in the muscle bro, like 70% at least, you are misleading the public bro, mostly harmless vaccine
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this website is the reason we need Elsevier and the other publishing companies.
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>>13654484 >You clearly don't understand anything about the publishing process. mad again chud
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>>13654878 How many publications do you have?
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>>13653460 >i am too dumb to filter out bs and need some corporation to gatekeep for me Anonymous
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>>13658004 No, but I will inevitably interact with people who are too dumb to filter out bs. This shit just ruins discussion.
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Probability is fake. It's literally just made up nonsense by scientists to pretend they know things.
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Even if the world was deterministic, you would still use probability to make decisions in situations of uncertainty, i.e. when not all information is made available.
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>>13657931 >Even if the world was deterministic who's baiting?
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>>13657905 Answer the question retard, $1000 bet, which side do you pick?
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>>13657938 That seems to be OP's argument. "Dice only makes one outcome based on exact physical forces so probabibiabdonkers dont exist!!1!"
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>>13655773 >the foolish idea that past events indicate future events, which is basically astrology or trying to tell the future. It's psuedoscience bullshit. >Writes words expecting others to be able to read them lol
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I’ve had a chronic mucus cough combined with trouble swallowing for the past couple years. The gastroenterologist said I have an autoimmune disease of the esophagus. She put me on a steroid inhaler which has only kind of helped. The disease is the result of a food and/or environment allergy. I eliminated gluten for a few weeks, but I didn’t see much difference.
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>>13653909 It is EE. I saw an allergist and did the prick test. I didn’t see any food allergies in the final report, but I did see environmental allergies. I’m going to do a food allergy blood test soon. I was never given a slurry form of the inhaler, just the Flovent.
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>>13654614 oh ok yeah I figured. I have a bunch of food and enviro allergies but they didn't know what was triggering it (started as a teenager) since I already knew what foods to avoid since I was a toddler. I would work with an allergist and they should be able to hook you up with the liquid version. It sucks not being able to swallow I'm sorry. At my worst I was regurgitating any non-liquids I ate for several months, so definitely stay on top of it.
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>>13653178 Try eliminating dairy
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>>13653178 zinc deficiency
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Iron is the most stable element in the universe
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Are you saying that when the dust settles the only thing left living in this world will be metal?
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>>13655808 So how long does it take to form a Nickel-62-star? Iron stars may result in at least years.
