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We can revert the planet to it's state prior to civilisation; in this document is a method. As a whole, however big or small, we have a ritualistic regime; we worship that which supports us, such as flora and fauna, until it's support is majesty. Ex. We fill homes with plant-life for the ritualistic effect of not being part of civilisation (this is not optimum but serves as an example of a ritualistic regime). In theory our species is to 'reconstruct the natural dome-shape'. Clean bombing of towns and cities, using natural elements, and parts of construction (rather than new resource) to mould the dome-shape; originally it will appear a lower grade nature…

I am afraid if I speak I will get banned, so dare not ask a question. So maybe in the lounge, I can sit around drinking coffee and talk about anything? What are the lounge rules of posting?

Eyeballs are capable of curing any illness and can spur optimum pleasure. The pupil of the eye is the passage between sight and iris, as long as stimulation is present, eyes can cause our neurons to form the necessary patterns and rhythm, to simulate a cure or mind-state. We must understand the prospect of, per say, cancer, before we can ponder on required stimulation. There are three grades of harsh; a harsh species-related nature, a harsh nature and random harsh. Life on this planet in the present era is strange, many obstacles are in the way of clean judgement - but these obstacles can be overcome by sensory. As long as communication is available, we c…

The United States 473.4 billon, China 409 billon, European Union, 334.3 billon, Japan 170.8 billon, Germany 106.5 billon, South Korea 91.6 billon, India 72 billon, France 58.4 billon, United Kingdom 43.7 billon, Russia 42.6 billon, Brazil 35.4 billon, Taiwan 32.4 billon, Italy 27.4 billon , Canada 25.7 billon, Australia 23.3 billon, Spain 19.2 billon, Netherlands 16 billon, Turkey 15.3 billon, Sweden 14.2 billon, Switzerland 13.1 billon, Belgium 11.9 billon, Mexico 11.6 billon so on. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_research_and_development_spending Where is this money into research and development going? Military research and development? …

It's a fact that the world's non-white population carry the most STDs. Why? In the days of Pokémon Cards (aerodactyl, and so forth), STDs never crossed my mind, but now Non-Whites are populating at an ever fast rate, and STDs are on my mind. Why do STDs occur mostly in Non-Whites?

People of the world perceive each other on a scale of good. Evil is a liberty that's digressive, it can be contained. Why not earn yourself a good start in the next life? Traveller, from planet to planet - your own Sun. You are probably more evil than those in the past, but that doesn't mean you can't change... Your ancestors were personally understood, but judgement is righteous. You are not forgiven for evil, you must be able to forgive yourself. The planet will fend for itself, and we are part of it.

The best joke of today is this, don't miss out the irony. The odds are stacked against whites who cower from the idea of White Profit. The thought of other races thinking distracts us, from near and afar. We often stumble into conversation off of the thought of other race person. During, after. Whites must learn how to think carefully in these conditions, and adjust their sense of the white. Scared of jump, bounce... Look? The adrenaline rush is present but whites are being swindled. Make up for past mistakes!

Hello everyone Writing my thesis, I was wondering certain things on mentioning myself, my supervisors, co-supervisors and advisor (I'll call them all my supervisors henceforth): Situation: Some of my supervisors have one or multiple middle names. All of my supervisors are physicians. Some of my supervisors are a professor. My other supervisors are PhD candidates. I have to mention all of them multiple times in quite official pages:Cover page Myself without anyone else on a 'sec' title page, with only title and author (p. i) Title page (p. iii) (identical to the cover page) P. iv, giving an overview of author, supervisors, co-supervisor, advisor and commissioner o…

Hi, The table below is my construct (based on various sources) showing the dates for the signs of the zodiac. The first column shows the dates as they "should" be when Precession is included. The second column contains the dates as they are used in Astrology today. The third column indicates when (in the northern hemisphere - UK) it is best to observe the constellations. What I do not understand is why the dates in column 1 and column 3 are not 6 months apart given that column 1 indicates when the sun "is in" the constellation, surely means that 6 months earlier or later would be the best time to observe the constellation as it would then be on the other side of …

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I've only recently started using a smartphone so using public wifi networks is completely new to me. I'm wondering if there are any security precautions I should take if I'm using public wifi?

Hi, I'm French and I'm looking for a native english who could correct one document I wrote in English. Thanks a lot for your help ! A myth is a story about hero which is usually spread verbally. Heroes are the mains protagonists of myths. They can be defined as people real or imaginary admired for there achievements. We will see more precisely what is a hero through the case of Gandhi and we will study why Gandhi was such a hero in death. It’s evident that almost everybody think that Gandhi is a hero but very often without knowing why. We will try to understand why he can be considered as a hero and why not. From the 16th to 1947, India was under the cont…

3 days ago I was watching the Librarian. In there there was a math genius, her name was Cassandra, and she sounds like Pinkie Pie. The secret of why she is good at math is because she has a Tumor in her brain. In one episode there are 3 Ladies of the Lake. I thought they were Sirens, but I guess they are not sirens. That night, I went to bed and I was suddenly feeling good at math. I went to bed and I started doing equations in my head. I self-taught myself some equations and discovered the answer to the equations. I realized that if you plot the functions the cross of the lines will tell you the result of the variable. For example, if you have an equation c=(c-1)/3 to fi…

I'm sick of people using internet forums to bash on homosexuality as a way to demonstrate their lower mind density. Homophobia is totally unacceptable and unscientific. There's no reason to tolerate this behavior. I hope this helps.

I saw a programme today on British television which showed the inside of the Grand Temple of Freemasonry - the United Grand Lodge of England. This was pure propaganda for the Freemasons and showed, at one point, light emanating from the genitalia of one of the Grand Masters of this movement. Freemasons were trying to show it as a charitable organisation which is involved with the improvement of the self. I don't believe them! In my opinion, it looks, from a perfunctory reading, that Freemasonry is a religion with religious rituals and is set up to organise mutual backscratching to the point of illegality. Freemasons that I have come across in the past have …

So I'm working in research, designing diagnostic kits...private industry. The science involved is mostly protein chemistry..fairly basic biochemistry and bioseparation. My degree is in biotechnology, and I have a fairly good understanding of genetics. I'm interested in eventually getting into genetics...specifically gene therapy..but I'll do what I can get. Can any of you grey hairs give me some tips on this potential career transition? Would I be qualified for such a change? ~EE

Whilst in the garden this afternoon I had a revalation. There is one thing in this universe that is truly infinite (that is it never ends) Weeding. The d_mn things grow faster than I can remove them.

For a specific project where I seem to have exhausted most possibilities, any relevant suggestions would be appreciated. I need a list of substances or substance-like things which need to be particularly unique in some way, likely more general than specific. The substances could be anything from wood, rock, halogens, oxides, plasma, magnetic monopoles, neutronium, alcohol to anything with noteworthy properties. However, I cannot use substances that are purely fantasy or created out of thin air in movies and games. At the least they must be accepted as scientifically plausible. It also would not help to be overly specific. It wouldn't be worth mentioning acetic acid since …

Enjoy Life to mean life for GPs GPs will no longer be allowed to leave the profession, according to plans drawn up by the Department of Health. An imminent change of law will make it illegal to stop being a GP. The move is expected to eliminate the current shortage of 5000 GPs within a few years. The news follows a call from the Royal College of General Practitioners for urgent action to halt the exodus from general practice. Under the proposals expected to be announced by the government next week, the GP contract will become binding on both parties. A government spokesman said: “GPs have long enjoyed the protection of a contract for life, but they were fr…

I'm pretty sure I understand what this means, but want to double check: If someone in American football says "We're a throwing offense" it means their attack is based on passing, right? What's the alternative? The QB making a run for it?

Hello Science Forums, I wanted to post the third episode of AID (Amazing internet discoveries) on here. I have been working on it for the past couple of weeks and I hope you enjoy it. If you have any advice for my show, please feel free to post below so I can improve my youtube show. Thanks Episode 3 YouTube link removed by moderator Note: If anyone knows how to embed youtube videos into the post, let me know. Thanks

I'm currently in a life sciences career. BS in Biotechnology, R&D, $38k /year). My boss tells me that life sciences isn't a good, long-term career. Don't expect to be making above $50k in your career, and to get out later on, or find a managerial position. Better career options would have been computer science or engineering. He's not being cold or rude...he's pragmatic and honest. My boss is a successful PhD, he knows life sciences well, he's trying to help me early on. Any suggestions on what to do with this info...any experience from your careers you can share? ~EE

If the apple didn't fall on Newton's head, could mankind ever get his priceless theory? What would have happened to the present world if Pythagoras never discovered the famous theorem? Could modern trigonometry develop without it? Or, is it more probable that some other person would have invented them? Could modern science be developed without Faradays' experiment or Maxwell's explanations about electromagnetism? It seems that if those legends hadn't been born, our world would have never come to this level. What do you think about this? Any thoughts or ideas or imaginations?

hey guys... If you have interest in science and enjoy learning and studying, does this necessarily make you a hard working employee should you join the workforce? In what situations would this be the case and in what situations would this not be the case? What is everyone's personal experiences from viewing the world? I heard people who enjoy learning about science tend to be quite lazy and this explains why they have so much time to ponder upon scientific/philosophical questions ordinary folk don't even bother looking into or thinking about. thanks, mad_scientist

Can someone remember the title/name of a sixties television show/program featuring competitive, athletic type of activities, with creative challenging games ? -Not standard sports- I remember little as being black and white; same exact era Shindig! was aired; usually took place in stadiums, participants were mostly teams of universities? or countries. By some reason I think Germany had some to do with it, but unsure.