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Reminds me of The Lady in the Van.
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Anyone else been reading up on Bell trying to understand what the hell he did?
Aimed at the non physics guys really.
Aimed at the non physics guys really.
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https://arxiv.org/ftp/quant-ph/papers/0402/0402001.pdfpinball1970 said:
May be not what you are looking for, but worth checking it out.
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But I got the palindromic one.WWGD said:
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And me!
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This can go on forever …
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Well, I could use my super powers ...
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When I was a kid, the sun was a nice little star
And now? What does education do to innocent kids?
The sun is an ugly, dangerous monster waiting to kill!
And now? What does education do to innocent kids?
The sun is an ugly, dangerous monster waiting to kill!
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Looks like some of the cheeseballs I often eat.fresh_42 said:When I was a kid, the sun was a nice little star
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And now? What does education do to innocent kids?
The sun is an ugly, dangerous monster waiting to kill!
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Bloomberg asks, "What Does an Office Mean?"
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2022-10-04/the-unsung-art-of-office-design
I like the view in the first picture! A view from an office in The National Center for Atmospheric Research Mesa Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado, which was designed in the 1960s by I. M. Pei.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2022-10-04/the-unsung-art-of-office-design
I like the view in the first picture! A view from an office in The National Center for Atmospheric Research Mesa Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado, which was designed in the 1960s by I. M. Pei.
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I love that one also. That would be an ideal office for me. My cube at work faces a freight elevator. It's usually not too busy but they always seem to have to roll trash cans around on the corregated metal floor whenever I'm having a meeting.Astronuc said:
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Don't drive an electric car in flood waters. If living near a coast line or river, move an electric car to higher ground.
https://autos.yahoo.com/flooded-teslas-catching-fire-hurricane-145900570.html
https://autos.yahoo.com/flooded-teslas-catching-fire-hurricane-145900570.html
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Ball wedged under a car! Getting it out was dependent on herculean effort with cutting edge engineering technology. So lying on the floor getting your arm behind the ball with some other kid pulling from the other side.fresh_42 said:
Once freed, move fast because they will just start without you.
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Our "cans" were often tennis balls because there was a tennis club near the school and we collected the balls they hit over the fence.pinball1970 said:
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Fear of being sued for promotion of obesity?WWGD said:
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I thought that was a darkroom? I developed a lot of TEM film in a darkroom years ago...WWGD said:
+1 Dune reference.BillTre said:
