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StringJunky

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  1. StringJunky replied to iNow's topic in Politics
    If the mods think this is not a political issue, they can move it.
  2. StringJunky replied to iNow's topic in Politics
  3. I had a recent experience of seeing a lithium battery ignite whilst being solar charged. It is unstoppable and the jet is ferocious. Sodium-ion batteries are being geared up for mass production this year; thermal runaway is much harder to induce in these, I've read.
  4. Because they don't disagree with what they are saying. What they are saying is in line with the theoretical principles that are understood amongst the scientific community, at that point in time.
  5. I used to watch The 'Water Margin'. Have you seen that series? 1970's. 'Monkey', late 70's, was another.
  6. StringJunky replied to iNow's topic in Politics
    Worse than that: Nobel God-Emperor.
  7. Anecdotally, sample one, high temperature light is great looking for stuff or at small details, but it keeps me awake at night. I consciously choose lower temps at night to tire my eyes and brain out. I think that might be due to the increased effort the brain and/or eyes undergo trying to chromatically recorrect the warm light to neutral white. I have a mix of 3000K, 4000K, 5000K, 6000K torches that I've played around with.
  8. StringJunky replied to iNow's topic in Politics
    Old Soviet joke: A man goes to a news stand every day and looks at just the front pages of all the newspapers. The guy behind the stand asks him what he's looking for. "An obituary". "But comrade, obituaries aren't on the front page!" "The one I'm looking for will be."
  9. BABY [in high chair]: throws strained peas and carrots on floor MRS. POLLOCK: Knock it off, Jackson.
  10. Music is the art and can be expressed in any form. You don't have to be an artisan/craftsman with some instrument to make music. A person that can create perfect copies is not an artist, even though their skill may be immense; s/he is a technician. Skill alone does not make an artist.
  11. One would hope that there are pro-Constitution military insiders creating networks as we post for them to share intelligence and mutual help within the lower ranks. I think it is imperative that doubters don't feel isolated and have recourse to support and advice. Remember, the regime went nuts when the ranks were advised by Kelly et al not to follow illegal orders. I'm sure Trump's mob will be looking out feverishly for dissent within the ranks
  12. Won't it depend on how many military members actually support the government?
  13. Maybe it won't help materially, but, philosophically, once its conditions are met for tyranny by the sitting government, bearing arms against that government is within the law. The moral position lies on the side of those who uphold the Constitution. Pro-Constitutionalists can have peace of mind knowing they are on the right side of the law. That can give people the inner strength and moral fortitude to meet the moment.

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