Self Definition and 555 Threads
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Are We Capable of Creating True Artificial Intelligence?
I was thinking on how man came to be...all the complex evolutionary (manipulated by intelligence) information coding in the DNA / RNA , and the rapid (nearly geometrically doubling ) advancement of computer power. And how in the near future we may build a computer that exceeds the human brain in...- Merlin
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Graduate Why is a magneto-dynamo electro - magnetic system self - sustaining?
A recent episode of NOVA, The Magnetic Storm, it had been said that, "According to generally accepted theory -- the dynamo theory -- interactions between the churning, twisting flow of molten material in the outer core and the magnetic field generate electrical current that, in turn, creates...- S = k log w
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- Electro Magnetic Self System
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Does the self-diffusion of H2O18 differ from HDO in groundwater?
[SOLVED] self diffusion of water Hi, I was wondering if anyone could give me a hand- or point in the right direction about a question I have concerning the self diffusion coefficients of HDO vs H2O18. To calculate the effective diffusion coefficients of isotopes of water in groundwater most...- jean
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- Diffusion Self Water
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- Forum: Chemistry
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News Minorities right to self determination
I'm curious what others veiws are on this. Do those who are minorities, many of which are ancient races with a long history in the middle east region (Copts, Assyrians, kurds etc.), do these people have a right to self determination? Do you think minorities that have been oppressed, slaughtered...- kat
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- Determination Self
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Undergrad Are Electromagnetic Waves Perpetual Motion?
in all the articles i have read it is said that em waves are self sustaining, if this is corect then they are perpetual motion, i thought that was not allowed??- wolram
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- Em Em waves Self Waves
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- Forum: Electromagnetism