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someone commented above, it's the opposite

this picture gave me a neck injury

this is such a horrible take. It's not the place for "what about" comments

"chaos" is a bit of an exaggeration. It was only an inchident

same thing with the TSA

I do wonder whether this was actually an effective way to look for them. Even with modern high resolution x-ray imaging it may be difficult to see the contrast between soft tissues and diamonds since they're both primarily carbon

bones show up well since they're high in calcium, which has a much higher atomic number. Same with gold.

this was one of those rogue waves right

credit score go 📉📉📉📉

"perchange generator" sounds like science fiction, maybe ask on a forum for this... software?

yes, don't fuck around with corrosive chemicals. Strong acids or bases will destroy tissues with ease, especially if they're not protected by skin (which also gets dissolved but more slowly)

the English versions of element names are mostly stolen from other languages anyway. Some were isolated before the theory of elements and atoms had been solidified, so they already had names in common use. All of the examples you listed for "ium" elements were only discovered in the last few hundred years

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