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Moontanman

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  1. I certainly wouldn't send them to hell for simply not believing. Can you give any evidentiary support for a god much less your version of god?
  2. I love that hot stuff, I seldom cook that i don't add habanero peppers at least! I can eat the really hot stuff and it can give you a sense of Hmmm, but the really hot stuff lacks taste. I'm not sure if Jimmy's friend can eat the hot stuff but it might be worth trying to slowly up her tolerance for hot sauces like Sriracha.
  3. I found this to be interesting!
  4. WOW! Maybe that is why i crave spicy foods and put sriracha sauce on everything I eat.
  5. I agree, a wobbly tire on a superbike is a non started for sure. I had one of the first Kawa 900s, it rode like it had an extra hinge in the frame. Annoying as hell to ride in a tight curve, in the mountains that could be a death flaw for sure.
  6. Meditation does seem to help. now if I could just motivate myself to meditate on the beach. I'd have to find a cattle field, not that common here on the coast. A spore print might help. It's not a Joke, i hope Jimmy finds a method to help his friend.
  7. Good luck with that, I am thinking of restoring an old yamaha vmax, still looking for the right one but a 1998 model is my preferred target.
  8. As a sufferer of deep depression I have been seeking out the magic mushroom treatment, medications do not appear to help. Getting out in nature might help but some depressed people are not open to that sort of thing. Since being out in nature is my thing... or was, It's weird to know you are depressed and not be able to rise out of like most people seem to think you should. I am not sure what to do either, if I find anything i'll share it for sure.
  9. He knows what dark matter and dark energy is?
  10. May i ask what brand/model of motorcycle we are talking about?
  11. Intentionally deorbited satellites are often steered into this part of the ocean called spacecraft cemetery
  12. This is almost mesmerising, the superconductor runs around the mobius strip almost if by magic!
  13. That is interesting, a fungus that grows on glass? Is it etching the glass? this link may help. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lens_fungus
  14. point for that! Exactly what I feel when a baby cries!
  15. is it possible that human babies appear to be so loud because we humans are biologically tuned to hear them when they are crying? i know a crying baby seems to go directly to my motor cortex and causes me to at least jump in a way that suggests my need to go to the baby! also nursing mothers will immediately start to produce copious amounts of milk when a baby cries nearby.
  16. Can you give a link to that idea? I'd like to study it a bit.
  17. Are you talking about intentional deorbits or accidental?
  18. I get the feeling that agent smith has the mistaken idea that the orchid Mantis evolved in isolation from other animals. Carnivorous plants and mantises share a common ancestor to be sure but that ancestor was, in all probability, close to 2 billion years ago. Bacteria do not really follow the rules like most animals and plants, bacteria share DNA through gene transfer instead of sexual reproduction so a common ancestor in regards to bacteria is sort of a misrepresentation of the process. Gene transfer in bacteria can occur in wildly different microbes and the resulting pattern is far more like banyan tree than a standard evolutionary type tree with one trunk. (a banyan tree has multiple trunks) Animals do not become plants nor do plants become animals, the split between the three kingdoms of life, plants, fungi, and animals occurred way before any recognizable macro creatures evolved. Looking deeper into this i find the classification i am used to using is too simple to accurately describe the classification of life. Maybe this will clarify the situation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_(biology) Doolittle_Web_of_Life.jpg.crdownload
  19. Sounds like we are risking the Kessler syndrome by using anti satellite weapons. This is a real danger and could deny human access to space for a long period of time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome I may have overstated the danger but the effect is real.
  20. Interesting, does this indicate any real world consequences or is it too soon to really say?
  21. The same reasons human scientists study things not interesting to the rest of us. In a large population of curious individuals there is bound to be someone who thinks studying human/alien civilizations is a worthy cause.
  22. I'm growing self cloning crayfish, anyone else interested in this?  

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      I used to breed dwarf crayfish commercially, in the time these self cloning crayfish have resulted in many dozens of crayfish I would have been lucky to get a dozen having started out with just two. 

    3. Moontanman

      Moontanman

      I have a couple of "proprietary" methods of insuring crayfish breed out of season, every 28 days to be specific. But these self cloning females breed continuously with no need to trick them into season.  No need for males either and none appear in the clone's broods.

    4. Moontanman

      Moontanman

      My self cloning crayfish have resulted in such a numerous population i am using them as fish food. The down side is that some escape and start eating my plants.  

  23. I'll respond if you will suggest one thing at a time instead of all encompassing answers like physics. That is as bad as a wall of text that has to be dissected, I'll also admit I am wrong as demonstrated numerous times in other threads.
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