Comment Re:I'm not saying it was aliens (Score 1) 98
but there is a secret alien base on Pluto
Was this a reference to the Spathi in Star Control 2? I think I know what I'm going to play tonight...
but there is a secret alien base on Pluto
Was this a reference to the Spathi in Star Control 2? I think I know what I'm going to play tonight...
And if he's kicked out of chess, and makes a career out of baiting hooks, then he could be a...
ah nvm
A chessless hooker?
Okay, now I want to know what would happen if he did pee on the moon.
I think the moon would get wet.
Pedophiles are like Nazis
You have that backwards. Pedophiles are the group that society wants to watch burn. The group that nobody will cry for as they are marched to the stake, or the concentration camp, or the guillotine. The group that politicians use as moral grounds for passing laws based on hate and vigilantism instead of justice. It's a slippery slope my friends.
yes but does it have Jesus?
Thanks, I just snorted my coke.
Commercial charging stations.
I was thinking that it wouldn't be in the best interest of gas stations to provide a charging service because it would undermine their current business model, which is to distribute gasoline.
But then it occurred to me that if they make the same margins on the electricity as they do on the gas, then it's actually better because they wouldn't need to maintain a huge distribution network for gasoline.
Finally, I realized that switching to electric charging stations would enable small companies without a massive oil distribution network (or even the local electric utility) to compete, and make their margins a lot smaller.
So...I'm sticking to my original idea that gas companies will do everything they can to stop electric cars from reaching critical mass. Because at that point, they're essentially obsolete.
So you're saying that because we can't predict the future, we shouldn't plan for it? Or make any effort to influence it in a positive way?
I would say that math can indeed be an opinion. Much (most) of modern physics is based on math, and there is a lot of debate as to how mathematical models translate into the "real world". String theory is one example...some people believe it's real, some don't.
Of course, you don't have to get THAT complex to start seeing strange behaviours. For example, did you know that the sum of all positive integers (1 + 2 + 3) is -1/12? http://www.numberphile.com/vid... Do you agree with this result?
How do I delete my account?
You could edit all your posts and write "copyright 2014" then issue Slashdot a DMCA notice. But that might not work.
Why bother voting at all?
Because we have to maintain the illusion of a democracy, that's why.
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