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1. no, but a guideline should be established. 2. no, very distracting 3. yes, when you got to go, you got to go. 4. yes, develops responsibility. I am an instructor for the Electrical Council of Florida Manasota Chapter, and this is how my classroom would be conducted in regards to these particular questions.

I voted no, but if there indeed is, it isn't going to be much of a planet.

I prefer the English language.

Aren't we humans kind of nulifying the idea of natural selection? Natural selection doesn't always make creatures or humans better or more adapt. It sometimes leads them to overall reduction and even extinction through a series of "flaws" and genetic weakness. Humans are trying to beat this at ever turn. Not only do we continuously eliminate what nature has intended to inflict us with to reduce our numbers, but it comes back with something even worse the next time around. We are the only entity known thus far in this universe that actualy tries to improve itself against what nature delivers. (Animals don't look at themselves and say I would probably a better hunter if I went in and got LASIK) This is our true downfall because while it appears that humans have beat nature in many ways through the use of technology and science, it really has just set us up for being unable to cope with the most simple problems.

I have been patronizing Gateway for the last several years and have been extremely satisfied. Like Dell, they build to my specifications and needs, while keeping a very low price. I have been apart of a "buy-back" program that allows me to exchange my current computer every two years or so for the comparitively same model, but with the newest features and performance capabilities. This really helps financially and keeps me up with the new technology. Customer service has been pretty good also. I had a monitor that suddenly stopped working and they immediately sent a new one and even paid for the return shipping of the damaged one. Store bought just seem to be crap! If you can't get what you really want from a package deal, I would go custom with a local vendor. Just my opinion.

How about: The quantity of electrons is rapidly approaching infinity. Does this meet the criteria?

What is the velocity of electrons within a conductor? Does the velocity change when Electromotive-force is increased or decresaed? It appears as if the energy is moving at near or even at the speed of light, but it is my understanding that the electrons actually move very slow. How can this be?