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Any holes in your maths can be filled at Khan Academy A specific chem maths book: The Chemistry Maths Book - Steiner https://www.amazon.com/Chemistry-Maths-Book-Erich-Steiner/dp/0199205353#customerReviews

Reading that piece of the Constitution, which I think is lousily written should read: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State; the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed. It needed a semicolon. Or my way: A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, but the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. Both of my amendments mean the same thing.

I'm thinking in the sense of whatever version a person happens to come across at the time. They may be looking for something they don't know the form the answer is going to take.

"Hi" said Kettle.

I was responding to the post I quoted

What if you lost the path to contentment? A particular religion or philosophy may help you regain it. In that sense, one may need them in order to achieve it.

Ontological (What things are) discussions have taken place here several times over the years and the general response from physicists is that they study behaviour and the intrinsic nature of phenomena is not their domain. What I've come to realise is that it's not really possible to describe fundamental properties in a way that relates to our everyday experience. Quantitative measurements of a phenomena's parameters and how they relate is about the best you can do.

The more you look into it the more you realise that 'we' are as much the bacteria we host as our bodies. When you think of the Earth, you think of everything in it and on it, as well as its geology; that's what people are: mini-Earths. That's how I see it.

They've discovered a new form of signal, how can that not be worth looking for?

They weren't looking for something new they were looking to confirm a prediction. We have learnt that, yet again, the old bugger was right. Because he was right this may open opportunities to explore further back in to the evolution of the universe, at least. You are, perhaps naively, trivialising this very difficult effort and its results.

Which really need legislating for separately.

Well, people have been picking at GR for 102 years, so it's highly probable.

Yes, it interests me. It's called the Gut-Brain Axis.

There's TWO detectors 3000 miles apart and they've detected them SIX times (3 lots of two independent observations; as I mentioned before) and all those observations agree with GR. Tar. Unless one understands the maths of the theory and the techniques used for their observations one is not in a realistic position to critique this work in any meaningful way. The best you, and I, can do is try to understand what is given.

The definitive reference.

They actually detected them six times with two detectors; Three each.

Skin So Soft by Avon was what I used to use for them when fishing. I think it's based on citronella.

I use a messenger bag big enough to carry a 15.4 inch laptop. They can have pockets outside the main compartment of sizes specific for certain items like phone, wallet etc.

A legend in his own mind.

They've only got snow, ice and pine trees so not a lot to go out for.

IIRC GWs might help scientists 'see' further back in time when the universe was opaque to photons.

You could have solar panel patch sewn on the outside of the bag to charge the battery that powers the LED strip

The Americans make the most expensive valve amps, which can mega money. At the end of the day, if you like hi-fi, it's down the sound that moves and involves you in the music and for some people beyond a certain age, that'''s the 'valve sound'. The valve sound is closer to the 'live' sound of a concert, even with it's peculiarities. I think, technically speaking, because the current is always available, the transients are immediately produced with no delay or chopping... it's smoooooth. With records, snap-crackle-and-pop is part of the experience and, again, they sound more 'natural'' and immediate than digital media. Digital excels on dynamics and noise. Records are still selling well here and even the rock gods of the 70's are very much appreciated by the teens of today, judging by comments I read on Youtube. Analogue is just another flavour in the sonic palette.

When you do get the stains off, wipe the windows with warm water that has vinegar in it to stop residues in the future because it will soften the water. Distilled white vinegar is the purest. I use a good splosh of vinegar in half a bucket of hot water with a few drops of washing up liquid to clean my house windows; polishing is minimal after. If you want numbers and in a bottle:

I think mine was about $4 for 1.8m with gold-plated connectors. The only time I would fuss about wire-type is with speaker cable which does make an audible difference,up to a point; as long as it's thick enough not to degrade the current which degrades the signal, I think. .I notice the loss in bass with thin cable anyway. I am pretty deaf, so the esoteric cables would be wasted on me but I can hear a difference between bell-wire and 49-strand QED. Do signals losses become noticable beyond a certain length with HDMI cable? Is DisplayPort the new top standard for digital connection quality?