Or you can mosey over to the dime store saloon near Houston and environs, or
the White House, and get a first hand look. grin
On Dec 14, 2007 5:59 AM, R.C.Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy Philip,
You are not being paid to think. grin Breeding shows in horses, dogs
and women. Go to
I take exception to Dr. Storms' statement that Sonofdusion is unrelated to
LENR.
IMHO, it's all a matter of where a long-lived, Cosmic Ray
Generated Metastable Muon is located in the electron cloud
of any atom-molecule in the environment.
Scroll down to the Bubble Chamber Photograph (1 and 2)
OT: Are humans evolving faster?
Howdy Philip,
You are not being paid to think. grin Breeding shows in horses, dogs and
women. Go to any dog pound, college, welfare office, local high school or
ghetto.
Hurricane Katrina provided an excellent example of the result of selective
breeding
Howdy Fred,
I figured anybody with a lick of sense would already understood that. I just
wish you wouldn't compare an upscale saloon like the Dime Box with the White
House. After all, we have feelings.
Richard
Fred wrote..
Or you can mosey over to the dime store saloon near Houston and
Is it culture that allowed western Europe/America to develop such incredible
technology while all previous insipient techno societies such as China and
Egypt failed to mature technically? I tend to think that freedom and the
rise of a middle class are essential. There must be time and resources
An example?
http://current.com/items/87014271_elemental_the_generator_that_runs_on_background_radiation
Frederick Sparber wrote:
Jones.
A bound state of e- e+ e- (about 10^12 % according to CRC tables) is
known.
With a mass about 207 times that of the electron and about 0.5 MeV
The deflated hydrogen state is defined in this article:
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/DeflationFusion.pdf
The deflated state deuterium calculations, which essentially
demonstrate the feasibility, and upper bound for the radius, of the
state, are now located at:
There have been many studies of the relationship between cultural attributes
and economic or technological 'progress.' I think several things can be
said about this that these studies tend to miss:
1. As I see it, 'Progress' is itself a culturally defined notion. What
seems like progress
There is no escaping reason; no denying culture. Because as we both know,
without culture, we would not exist. It is culture that created us.
Culture that connects us. Culture that pulls us. That guides us. That
drives us. It is culture that defines us. Culture that binds us.
sorry.
Rapid technological progress is a perfect storm of the brainy kind.
Harry
On 14/12/2007 12:40 PM, Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
Jeff Fink wrote:
Is it culture that allowed western Europe/America to develop such
incredible technology while all previous insipient techno societies such
as
There is an e-mail discussion going on about Pierre Carbonnelle's
heroic attempt to rescue the Wikipedia cold fusion article. See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requests_for_arbitration#Cold_fusion
Pierre thinks the effort is dead. But anyway, Ron Marshall related
some exciting news:
Richard sez:
Been reading this thread with interest at the views expressed. Anyone care
to expound on the impact of another component CULTURE.
What role does culture play in the grand scheme of things?
Richard
In certain cultures if a woman has sex outside the sanctity of
marriage she
Jeff Fink wrote:
Is it culture that allowed western Europe/America to develop such
incredible technology while all previous insipient techno societies such
as China and Egypt failed to mature technically?
I think this is a misleading question.
The sum total of human knowledge has
Jeff Fink wrote:
Is it culture that allowed western Europe/America to develop such
incredible technology while all previous insipient techno societies
such as China and Egypt failed to mature technically?
Jared Diamond says that geography has a lot to do with in, in his
fascinating book
It turns out knol is by invitation only, at present. I sent a message
here, bucking for an invitation:
http://www.google.com/press/index.html
Message as follows:
My name is Jed Rothwell. I am the librarian here:
http://lenr-canr.org/
This site is a library o papers about cold fusion -- the
I wrote:
It turns out knol is by invitation only, at present. I sent a
message here, bucking for an invitation:
http://www.google.com/press/index.html
This is their general contact address which must get thousands of
messages a day. They will probably ignore my message. If anyone here
has
Steven Vincent Johnson wrote:
In certain cultures if a woman has sex outside the sanctity
of marriage she can be stoned to death. Meanwhile, the
male gets away to spread his seed amongst other females -
who may also eventually suffer the same fate.
In other cultures the same activity is more
jack, again, i think that these issues, things that would have killed people
at young ages, even if through no other method than preventing them from
working and causing them to die of starvation, paupers, are being prevented
today. which is why we see them more and more.
On 12/14/07, Taylor J.
Indeed, to me, evolution means change to deal with the environment. It
makes me wonder, as we largely control our environment these days, some of
these evolutionary changes are in response to our own actions. does that
make us a self evolving species?
as for the selective breeding, we should
Hah! Few people are paid to think... at least not in the way you and I define
thinking. That's another story. Somebody took me to task (mildly for a
change) for saying that humans are not necessarily improving... But when the
word evolution is used, it implies that improvement is in the
LOL I empathize... in all respects.
Does that make us a self-evolving species? I dunno. Depending on your
standpoint, the whole thing could be meaningless. For example, if you know
something about the Dalai Lama's background, where would you place him in the
species?
P.
- Original
Few details about Google Knol have been released, but knowing Google I expect
it will be excellent software and it will soon be competitive with Wikipedia.
We may not be invited quickly, but I expect we will be in a few months.
This action by the skeptics may prove to be a blessing in disguise:
Crummy night -- we just had a layoff at work (I made the cut but some
very good people didn't). So the tone of this may be a little downbeat.
PHILIP WINESTONE wrote:
LOL I empathize... in all respects.
Does that make us a self-evolving species? I dunno.
Humans evolving -- hah. Let's
Ed Storms wrote me a not saying we should not re-hash stale debates in the Knol
article, and we should not try to make the skeptics case for them, because
that's like trying to make the case for the Flat Earth Society. I agree, but
that is not quite what I had in mind. My response to Ed --
I
US 4,213,663 1980 RCA
This would be RCA Lancaster (I was there several times in the late 1960s)
near Thermacore.
Positive Ion Bombardment of the Cathode could shake out Metastable
Negative Muons. Literature I've had for over 54 years shows/quotes
uncertainty on it being O2- or Cl- Ions.
Jed Rothwell wrote:
Ed Storms wrote me a not saying we should not re-hash stale debates in the Knol
article, and we should not try to make the skeptics case for them, because
that's like trying to make the case for the Flat Earth Society. I agree, but
that is not quite what I had in mind.
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