lawless123

I;m pro choice and think this tech is great.

All the pro-life people i know that have seen it though think it's a disturbing, godless or unnatural...

"By the way, our planet isn't overpopulated either. "

What number would it have to reach before you concede it is?

CryptoDebt.

Very interesting article , shows how young a persons interests develop.

Will online play be possible between people using this and their remastered version i wonder?

Obviously he's a FOSS extremist..

It looks like he didn't post any of that though.

>without seeing the broad implications or consequences by scaring people into woefully uninformed behavior

Wash your hands and dry them before fitting contacts..

>When did the police start using them as direct ammunition?

In Northern Ireland.

I think it's the clandestine computer building and network setup people are impressed by.

or we could just take the steering wheels away.

Aeroplanes Glide, and Helicopters Autorotate, what does the eHang or the Volocopter do if it loses power?

Seen something similar before, the account was set up, then made to say stupid things to make anti-fascists look bad.

Should have called it GEEOS

>Were voting machines hacked? No.

Almost Nobody has been saying they have,(it's becoming a strawman), most of the hacking accusations have been about emails and potential collusion between those hackers and the Trump admin

I would wonder how stuff like this would work when combined with other techniques and drugs, e.g intermittent fasting/ calorie restriction , NAD+ .

The gains from each alone might be small but together could be greater than the sum of their parts.

or just make your dog immortal.

>But then, if everyone is rich, people will quickly get bored after experiencing everything they're interested in, making immortality essentially useless!

Says you.

>I think this claim would be more credible if there were the any other characteristics of a religion present. Namely: Doctrine, rituals, totems, prayer, and above all it would require that there is some credulity to a higher power/state such as heaven/nirvana that will never be seen by humans.

It doesn't have those, but it does need lots of money, just like religion.

Not that i'm against the idea

it would also make the game cheaper if you figure out less computationally intensive algos to win.

>"In Latvia, SCL said it ran a campaign in 2006 designed to stoke tensions between Latvians and ethnic Russian residents"

Jesus Christ.

why was this flagged? it shows clearly they're using this technology for terrible things.

I miss that, i worked evenings when the recession had just hit. plenty of room to think while you stack shelves on autopilot.

That doesn't really mean they're insane.

All that shipping around must completely offset the gains of the sustainable alternative to cotton.. though i guess it would do the same journey even with cotton.

"Computer Scientists Hate Him"

Breaks my browser.

>For instance, New Zealand lamb flocks are grown high up in the mountains

That's such an edge case though.. Burger King and Mcdonalds aren't selling lamb burgers in large quantities.

What about all the cattle farmed all over the world? They're not all on a steep mountainside. Most will be on plains or more factory like conditions.

>Not if the cow is grass fed in a natural environment.

That space for grass feeding could be used to grow much more food to feed humans directly.

>We have too many people to be able sustain them all with cutesy farm to table ensembles and home grown vegetables.

We would have plenty only so many want to eat meat with every meal.

>pillars of life

The what?