Sensei

What a good start for your discussion. You have posted a lot of material so it will probably take some time for folks to read and digest. There are several members interested in aspects of AI here. Aren't you proof that this is possible?

..people who have been banned here in the past were asked to show their math when they came up with their "pet theory" with just words.. ..in the "reincarnation" (aka "sockpuppet") account they learned to use math because they were told to use math to prove their words..

Generally speaking, yes. The only thing that can make them dangerous is radioactivity. A few hand-wash cycles, then put them in the dishwasher for a few hours and they will be clean. High temperatures are lethal to most organisms. Basically, their organic compounds decompose or degenerate.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremophile

Haven't you seen Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen? They could kill you for ignorance..

I don't think so. The marinade is used to make a sauce for the meat. The breaded meat has a much thicker layer, but you still eat the bread. If there are compounds with unpaired electrons, or products from their reactions, etc., you still eat it, you don't throw it away.. Open fire cooking, when fire and smoke literally licks the meat, is the most dangerous. Smoke has compounds with unpaired electrons which are highly reactive. For the same reason people smoking cigarettes or other stuff, get cancer of lungs.

Before and after. Search the net for "marinating the meat"..

Don't think. Buy a powerbank. Power it up. And verify its capacity..

Shocking only to the layman.... Everyone else can see the difference between a "full battery" and an "empty battery".... Collisions between two bodies should be calculated in the center-of-mass regime. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_of_mass From CoM frame-of-reference, you should go to lab-frame-of-reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_reference_frame At non-relativistic speeds, i.e. in ordinary life situations, this is simplified to Newton's equations.

Two true sentences in the forum-life.. My programmers do what I want.. Even though I dislike LaTeX, I disagree. Equations can be very cumbersome and complex. The problem is forum software which does not preview in real-time what you write. For me, writing equation in LaTeX is easy, just as easy is writing in Python, or C/C++. Learn something and come back to us.. ..it depends on the device.. On PC ("desktop computer"/"laptop") not really..

U wish!

Consider, done:

@studiot nice try, that's the point. How many things with energy (potential energy, usually in chemical bonds) are needed for things we need..

Laptop battery, cell phone battery certainly have no momentum.. They have a capacity expressed on the label as, for example, 10000 mAh. mA = 0.001 A h = 3600s Q=I*t I = 10000 mA = 10 A Q=10A * 3600s = 36000 C i.e. the device will work for 1h at 10A, or 10h at 1A (assuming no losses and lower voltage, which is unreliable) E= Q*U U is typically 3.6 V for Li-on battery.. @Ghideon Do you want to become a billionaire? You'll be the second administrator.. You gave me an idea.. Objects which have melting point at lower T than STP "attracts" energy in any form from the world. Every object takes energy and releases it into the world. In "ambient temperature," what goes out, is what comes in, and we have an equilibrium. Transition from solid state to liquid state takes additional energy. Transition from liquid state to gaseous state takes additional energy. Transition from gaseous state to plasma state takes additional energy. (This is called ionization energy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionization_energy ) There are others for the high energy regime in quantum physics.

Energy is a physical thing, that is, you can certainly feel the difference between hot coffee/tea and cold coffee/tea. The question should be "how much leakage" of this energy, if any, instead of this crap: "Energy is NONSENSE". If it's 0.00000000001 then you should show it. We would have at least had some scientific discussion on your part. But you are not able to. You are not able to, because physics and chemistry are experimental. Theoretical physics is something new in the 20th century. To become a theoretical physicist, you have to learn everything about experimental physics, chemistry, etc. Laymen on the Internet tend to skip the whole learning process and just post their useless drivel on science forums without bothering to acquire everything that real scientists took years of study. Check sandbox: https://www.scienceforums.net/forum/99-the-sandbox/ There, even well-known members practiced..

The word "energy" (in one form or another) existed before physics and chemistry. We used to say "young people have a lot of energy", "old people don't have the energy to ...", "sick people don't have energy", etc. Energy is the ability to do something. Solid CO2 does not have the ability to do something, while liquid O2 has the ability to do something (burn with something and release "stored energy"). Basically, energy is like mass, energy before reaction is equal to energy after reaction. The mass before the reaction is equal to the mass after the reaction (in chemistry). A+B=C+D. So whatever you want to solve is equal. At the beginning of science, the equation was at the level of mass, which is true to some level of certainity. Then at energy level, which a way way more precise. Energy is stored in various ways. The potential energy of a nucleus (which can be released during fusion, fission, spontaneous decay, etc. ), the energy bound between atoms or molecules, the potential energy of an object at a certain height above the ground, etc., etc., or the kinetic energy of an object or the rotational energy of an object..

Inability to, learn, so simple, thing, causes, that, your, other posts, are unreliable..

Basically, I tend to think, you are, unable to, write posts... and, unable to, learn, how to, use, LaTeX.. So.. any communication, is very cumbersome..

Don't use the word "chaos" because it reminds me of your former president..

It is sold in mineral oil: https://www.google.com/search?q=lithium+mineral+oil

When someone says A and B, and A refutes your claims and B confirms them, you brazenly ignore what is in A, when you clearly have it on the front of your screen, as if it wasn't said at all. This is acting in bad faith. That is, as usual. Grow up some day. ..I have highlighted in bold what I was referring to ("A").. maybe your site's software does not work in this area as well.. I could teach you how to properly quote a person who is quoting someone else. You need to use the mouse and select the area, not just the message, but start from the first gray bar, and then press ctrl-c and ctrl-v in your answer. Verify the author. See: If you try to do this with the quote button in the toolbox, you will end up with the wrong author of the quote..

Learn to quote correctly, because I didn't say that..

Do you read what you quote?

@exchemist You are hardly convincing. I would get on his computer and start typing messages directly on his desktop wallpaper and his cell phone would start talking with a speech generator.. The more it takes, the more they (and associates, such as the aforementioned law firm) earn if they are paid on an hourly basis.

Humanistic professions are a cancer on the healthy fabric of the economy. They create jobs for otherwise unemployed and unneeded people (e.g., software patent lawyers in the US. In the US it is only possible. A non-IT-company ("catch-and-go") buys IT-company just to get their software patents which it created (or acquired) and have nothing else, no offices with programmers, just licenses them to interested parties. Crap).