StringJunky

Thje universe is one; the mind arbitrarily distinguishes parts.

No-return mechanism

Wouldn't it get vinegarized that way?

I think it would be better if an actual chemist answered that. You've got a fire risk as well while it's loosely contained before it dissipates.

It may add to the local smog load in the short term but it's biodegradeable.

And location.

Do you want a new pet?

The UK's Royal Pigeon Society says to feed for 48 hours to gain any lost strength, then remove the food as it can search itself. They are a nuisance here with lots of feral ones. It might hang around for 7-10 days.

See if this guides you: https://www.bornfreeusa.org/2017/06/23/what-should-i-do-if/

Check the references in Wiki. That's how you know the sources.

She was playing a game for money and attention but, in the end, she wanted people to know where she really stood. Not an inspiring story overall.

Right. Cheers. Never knew of it.

I always wondered who she was and it came up in this AP article - bit of an oddball and not the kind of person you would think starred in one of the biggest cases troubling America at the time: https://apnews.com/25a89c0caf19df066ccfa8dc18e22a1a

That's an argument against eugenics right there.

I'm an interested neophyte in all the sciences.

That's my understanding.

Gravity is not quantized in GR, so it's classical.

You couldn't make it up.

This post made me think of 'Alice in Wonderland', then my next thought after reading on your mentioning his plans future plans, I thought "Curiouser and curiouser!".

But he doesn't think that, does he? E2A: This is even too much for a Fox anchor:

Right. I thought he was trying to say to his base: "I'm leading by example".

I think the message is aimed at his base.

I have a problem with this: rights are conferred not borne. Just look at wildlife and tell me the offspring have rights. This post is not intended to support eugenics. One is always at the behest of whatever dominant influences/forces exist.

Is 'virulence' the term used for a pathogen's relative ability to infect? Less pathogens needed to cause infection = more virulent.