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StringJunky

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  1. But you said: What is the dimension of a point at the apex? Vanishingly small. It is not zero.
  2. Infinitely small = Vanishing spatial extension.
  3. I'd never have believed it. It is really sad for America that your hunch was correct.
  4. The BBT is a consequence of extrapolating the cosmological expansion in reverse and it is what General Relativity describes but it loses validity as you approach the zero point. Basically, it's a limit of scientific knowledge and GR and not an actual boundary.
  5. Someone should tell Trump: https://twitter.com/i/status/1246556219311079425
  6. Yes, reading those it would seem, being a cheerleader, he is causing more problems than solving.
  7. Is this because Trump is promoting it without foundation but has influence in what they look at?
  8. Transferring that signal to your brain first for reflection? Yes.
  9. Yes, I think one could go down that road with it. Counter-instinctual behaviour supports it, I think. Yes, I think it's part of their self-discipline training.
  10. Yes. I said: "You can choose not to act on it". You don't have to physically freak out, following with some random action that may be more dangerous than the threat. I like bats but that one was initially just a shadow with no apparent cause... like a ghost.
  11. You can choose not to act on it. I had a bat in my living room once. It was flying around so fast I couldn't focus on what the issue was... just pure fear. I pulled a coat or something my head, sat on the floor and waited to calm down. I eventually saw it and realized it was more spooked than I was. I watched it for a bit until it went into the fold of a curtain. I coaxed it into a bucket with a book then let it fly off from the window.
  12. They can keep other insects down in ones property. All I see is spiders and something must be around in the house to keep them going... wood lice, earwigs, flies and stuff like that
  13. For the current disease it's uncertain: Yes, that idea is interesting concerning filtering.
  14. But doesn't have to be a secondary infection.
  15. On the subject of dose, I saw this recent paper that suggests the severity of the outcome may be tied to initial viral load:
  16. Could it be East Germans are more likely to snitch on their neighbours and so there's more paranoia there?? Your post reminded of this Reuters article I read today: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-germany-denunciati/germans-snitch-on-neighbours-flouting-virus-rules-in-echo-of-the-stasi-past-idUSKBN21K2PB It's a WAG on my part but it seems plausible in a casual way.
  17. Because he wants to know. People ask stuff because they want to know.
  18. Covid-19 is the disease and sars-cov-2 is the virus.
  19. As does any person that understands the current science. Spermatozoa and ova are not 'individuals' in the commonly used sense.
  20. You are endowing entities with a property which don't have the equipment to support it. Their behaviour will be wholly biochemically predetermined.

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