Not an expert but wondering why Methane was used as a precursor for the experiment since its an organic compound.
Was the idea not to produce organic compunds from purely inorganic ones?
Would I be correct in stating that for 5G to be effective, the transmitter needs to be much closer to people than current towers.
Also, there are currently legal limits on how much radiation may be transmitted by cell towers.
It follows that it is not unreasonable that there may be be health effects. Arguments about China and Korea are actually quite scary because they provide justification for ignoring any health effects.
Is it really true that the primary thing we want from a relationship is sex? Yes we want sex but what about companionship, a fellow traveller, someone to love and be loved by? These maybe harder to achieve but I think these are things people are 'primarily' looking for in relationships. Cheap sex isn't that hard to find, and for most men at least, sex alone is not enough to justify the effort involved in a relationship. I suspect the same applies with at least equal force to women.
Awesome! I was aware of languages similar to Zulu being found in East and Central Africa. As well as Sesotho in parts of Zambia/DRC. Never heard of the Venda connection before. It would be great to know the History behind this.
It's suddenly dawned on me that South Africa, where I live, is not the most unequal country in the world. Just the most unequal country that keeps decent statistics.
Taps are not swipes. This has nothing to do with touch screen technology, but about the ordinary, common meaning of "tap" and "swipe". Apple don't get to reassign meanings to common words.
This article is badly argued. The point about the assembly line isn't the fact that people were turned into cogs but became much more productive, the point is that the benefits of that additional productivity were and are shared very unequally. Writing computer programs has no inherent value any more than reading or writing itself does. We only read so that we can "hear" what somebody else is saying. If in the future the average person does not need to learn how to read in order to acquire knowledge or to write in order to make himself heard that is not an inherently bad thing at all. What matters is how the benefits of additional wealth generated by new technologies(eg no need to spend many years learning how to read and write) are shared.
This is what I don't get about the patent system. It should not be about denying others access, but ensuring that those who use the patent pay their dues to the originator. Then nobody but the greedy loses.