Black belt in Mikado, Photo model, for the photos where they put under ‘BEFORE’
- 110 Posts
- 60 Comments
0·2 months agoThey already try it, but currently are too small do do it with us.
Palestinians are semites, nazis are anti-semites, like the gov of Israel. It’s the zionism which is needed to be defeated. Even orthodox jews are against the palestinian genocide by the nazi asshole Netanyahu gov.
Well, anyway a curiosity
The difference between humans and animals is, animals don’t have iPhones, don’t stumble twice over the same stone and have understood how to live harmonic with the environment.
Scientists have identified both negative and positive “tipping points” that could determine Earth’s fate. While negative tipping points include critical ecological thresholds like ocean acidification and biosphere integrity that threaten planetary stability, researchers at the University of Exeter are now mapping positive tipping points that could help combat climate change[1].
These positive cascading effects are already emerging - the widespread adoption of wind and solar energy has driven down renewable costs while increasing clean energy generation[1:1]. However, the global economy is still “decarbonizing at least five times too slowly to meet the Paris Agreement target of limiting global warming to well below two degrees Celsius,” warns Tim Lenton from the University of Exeter[1:2].
The researchers aim to identify potential positive tipping points, understand how close we are to achieving them, and determine what actions could trigger them - while avoiding “wishful thinking about their existence”[1:3]. Some sectors, like nuclear power and concrete production, may not have tipping points at all. But in others, like heat pump adoption and shifts away from meat consumption, positive cascading changes appear more likely[1:4].
Pi is certainly a strange thing, not only a number to calculate circles, Pi is also found almost everywher in the nature, in trigonometry and even in Heisenbergs uncertainty principle.
Minority Report in 3, 2, 1…
Scientists in the UK have launched the Synthetic Human Genome Project (SynHG), a controversial initiative to create human DNA from scratch[1]. The Wellcome Trust has provided £10 million in initial funding to build synthetic chromosomes in test tubes and lab dishes over the next five years[2].
The project aims to construct parts of human genetic code molecule by molecule, starting with building a single human chromosome that makes up about 2% of the total genome[3]. Dr. Julian Sale from Cambridge’s MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology calls it “the next giant leap in biology,” saying the research could lead to disease-resistant cells for repairing damaged organs[1:1].
While the technology could accelerate treatments for incurable diseases, critics warn of potential misuse. Professor Bill Earnshaw of Edinburgh University cautions that unscrupulous scientists could attempt to create biological weapons, enhanced humans, or creatures with human DNA[1:2]. Dr. Pat Thomas, director of Beyond GM, raises concerns about the commercialization of synthetic body parts and data ownership[1:3].
To address ethical concerns, the project includes a parallel social science program led by Professor Joy Zhang at the University of Kent[1:4]. Dr. Tom Collins from Wellcome defends the funding decision, stating “This technology is going to be developed one day, so by doing it now we are at least trying to do it in as responsible a way as possible”[1:5].
Sometimes in the future they will invent the wheel.
Damage in the impact
An estimated 189 people would be vaporized in the crater
The crater is 542 m deep
Your asteroid impacted the ground at 17 km/s
The impact is equivalent to 5 Gigatons of TNT
More energy was released than a hurricane releases in a day
An impact this size happens on average every 88,000 years
An estimated 355,850 people would die from the fireball
An estimated 631,250 people would receive 3rd degree burns
An estimated 1,076,394 people would receive 2nd degree burns
Trees would catch on fire within 94 km of the impact
An estimated 4,588 people would die from the shock wave
Anyone within 33 km would likely receive lung damage
Anyone within 43 km would likely have ruptured eardrums
Buildings within 76 km would collapse
Homes within 101 km would collapse
An estimated 465,284 people would die from the wind blast
Wind within 23 km would be faster than storms on Jupiter
Homes within 37 km would be completely leveled
Within 66 km it would feel like being inside an EF5 tornado
Nearly all trees within 109 km would be knocked down
An estimated 1,823 people would die from the earthquake.
The earthquake would be felt 192 km away
Some Humans are more intelligent as Crows, without a doubt.
3·11 months agoI don’t think so, there is a lot of very different opinions but all debatables. The only thing which, at least in the instances in my Timeline, are far right wing or faschist users.
151·11 months agoIn case that you be aware that it is activated by default, 90% of the users are not. No advice by Apple
My problem is different
- Waking up at >9:30
- Me: ‘cof, cof’ njmgrhaa
- My body: coffee
- Me: arglksdfr?
- My Body: COFFEE
Dayly routine of an old retiree
Maybe, but reverse image search with face recognition is a big risk, PimEye isn’t the only one, there are also FaceCheck, ProFace Finder and some other which are using AI, accessible for any s…normal.
Premium user?
I use Vivaldi sync e2ee (Bookmarks, Passwords, Apps, Extensions, Notes, Reader lists, Tabs, Auto complete, History) and Zen Browser as second, without account and sync, because Mozilla has turned into an advertising company, instead importing datas from Vivaldi.
I’m not sure about it, but I think that a sphere is such a shape by default and the shape found is an aproximate sphere. So I don’t really understand where are the problem.