StringJunky

Chips, salt and vinegar; the perfect menage a trois

Yes, it looks that way. About a quarter of the UK is obese, so we aren't exactly a healthy nation. It's a Pan-Western problem and not uniquely American .

Right. Heinz, which is common here is probably the sweetest, relatively, but still has a fairly distinct tang. That's American isn't It? Maybe your version is different in sweetness. Most of the others are more tart. I like the tart, cheek-pulling stuff on my chips. I even sprinkle vinegar with it.

Is it more sweet than sharp, your ketchup?

Wow! 6 sugars in your tea by any chance and sugar mines in your cereal?

Today, I learned that the fastest organism on Earth is a bacterium, Methanocaldococcus, and it can move at 500 cell lengths a second.

It's Galileo's fault for being stubborn... and correct. They all want to follow in his footsteps and stand like a lofty mountain in the annals of human history.

First time I've left an ad on Youtube:

If there isn't any telepaths there won't be any empaths as there isn't a great deal of difference; it's information that's supposedly being transmitted in both cases. JC's post is perfectly sensible and evidential in its own right. There has been at least a hundred thousand years, since Homo sapiens evolved, for it to become common, which it would have if it existed.

Yes, that second lad has a surreal style... Michael Jackson on steroids.

You might as well as "Is there any evidence for telepathy?". No.

Now you need to support your hypothesis with evidence because you've posted in a conventional science section that requires such support.

I agree with you generally but there are some people that can lack it with certain psychopathies and autism spectrum disorder, for example.

문제 없어!! What cool writing; never noticed Korean before.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ej_X2_SggQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iG78guV3f0

My giddy god... what a performance from Gary Moore.

Right.

it helps remove the idea of a medium, doesn't it? It'll be a lot easier for us neophytes when QG is sorted, with virtual particle exchange as the process rather than warping geometry. Will spacetime still be a feature in a quantum gravity model?

It's the phenomena that's occuring between things that creates the patterns.

i know what momentum is but not the latter two, in terms of this subject matter. Are they straightforward to understand or are they purely mathematical?

I don't really but one day I'll tackle it when I can appreciate the maths.

Gravity is the curvature. Mass causes it. Mass tells space how to bend and space tells mass how to move. The rate at which both diminish with distance is different.

Yes, they were but they are an acquired taste because of the complexity of their arrangements, rather like 70's Genesis. Neal Peart was the engine. His drumming is just amazing.