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10 hours ago
Comment drunkenninjaI swear I thought Putins podium slowly raised by 2 inches as Donald was stuttering around like a good little Russian boy during the press conference.
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1 day ago
Analysis drunkenninja
Adult Stem Cells Anti-Aging Potential
During the early 2000s the stem cell industry took some heavy hits when using using embryonic stem cells was challenged, leaving all but a few lines of those cells excluded from federal research grants.
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4 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Entrepreneur Hugo Chetcuti dead, six days after stabbing
Well-known entrepreneur Hugo Chetcuti has died, six days after he was stabbed in Paceville. Mr Chetcuti, 52, was stabbed by a former employee on a busy Friday night outside one of his own establishments. The attack was witnessed by several individuals.
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4 days ago
Yea, if we can only live about 20 more years, the market should make this a more affordable option for the masses.
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5 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Trial of anti-ageing drugs that rejuvenate immune system hailed a success
Scientists have hailed the success of a clinical trial which found that experimental anti-ageing drugs may protect older people from potentially fatal respiratory infections by rejuvenating their immune systems. In a trial involving people aged 65 and over, those who received a combination therapy of two anti-ageing compounds reported nearly half the number of infections over the following year as a control group who received only placebos.
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8 days ago
Analysis drunkenninja
Wind and solar are called clean for a reason
Fossil fuel proponents may claim that even renewables or “clean energy” have harmful impacts on the environment to justify continued drilling and mining — but that’s not the whole truth. Here’s the reality — all forms of energy production, and really any form of human development, can have impacts. But renewables like wind and solar are called clean for a reason. Their impacts are many times smaller than those of other energy sources. Scott Tinker’s recent commentary in The Hill a...
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12 days ago
Fair points!
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13 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Surf And Turf: To Reduce Gas Emissions From Cows, Scientists Look To The Ocean
When cows burp, they emit the potent greenhouse gas methane into the atmosphere. But by adding seaweed to the cows' diets, researchers are noticing a dramatic reduction in methane production.
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2 weeks ago
Comment drunkenninja
War... war never changes.
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2 weeks ago
Analysis drunkenninja
Renewable Energy Is Much Faster To Install & More Scalable Than Nuclear Power
One major advantage renewable energy has over fossil fuels and nuclear power is that it can typically be installed much faster. Nuclear power plants can require 5–15 years to complete and some have taken 20 or more. Constructing a new coal power plant can takes 4 years or more. (Another point about coal plants — if renewable energy costs continue to decline, some new coal power plants may be shut down soon after opening or not opened at all, and almost certainly will not reach their full op...
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2 weeks ago
Comment drunkenninja
If they can make it cost $250 bucks, I would buy one!
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2 weeks ago
A bit of a size deference.
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2 weeks ago
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The tools humanity will need for living in the year 1 trillion
Since the 1990s, astrophysicists have known that for the past few billion years, the Universe has been experiencing an accelerated rate of expansion. This gave rise to the theory that the Universe is permeated by a mysterious invisible energy known as "dark energy", which acts against gravity and is pushing the cosmos apart. In time, this energy will become the dominant force in the Universe, causing all stars and galaxies to spread beyond the cosmic horizon.
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2 weeks ago
Comment drunkenninja
It makes you wonder that if all of these things are as special as we once thought, then where the hell is all the life!
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2 weeks ago
Becoming desensitized to it all happens more than we like to admit.
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2 weeks ago
Comment drunkenninja
Well there is always a next time. Nothing ever works the first time, at least he's taking the risks.
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2 weeks ago
Comment drunkenninja
Very cool.
Posted in: Birds on a houseboat by Martinus
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2 weeks ago
Current Event drunkenninja
UV Bacteria-Killing Robot Cleans Hospital Rooms far Better than Humans
New UV Disinfection Robots have the ability to sanitize healthcare facilities fare better than humans - and they are already sanitizing hospitals around the world.
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2 weeks ago
It's like a death lottery.
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2 weeks ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Gunman was 'continually shooting people' as he walked inside Capital Gazette newsroom
Reporters and editors at the Capital Gazette quickly turned their heads around when the glass doors leading to the newsroom suddenly shattered. Within minutes, it
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2 weeks ago
Thanks for the heads up. I'll definitely have a view.
Posted in: We Are Most Likely Alone in the Universe
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2 weeks ago
That was great.
Posted in: We Are Most Likely Alone in the Universe
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2 weeks ago
Analysis drunkenninja
Quantum leap in computer simulation
University of Melbourne physicists have successfully simulated a quantum computer faster than any real prototype in a key step to help us become quantum-ready.
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3 weeks ago
Analysis drunkenninja
Urban 'forests' can store almost as much carbon as tropical rainforests
It's hard to measure the value of a tree, but scientists equipped with lasers have come one step closer.
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3 weeks ago
Current Event drunkenninja
China's robotic spy birds take surveillance to new heights
Hi-tech drones that look and move like real birds have already flown over restive Xinjiang region