Indeed, but the way the math for expansion works is that there is something called a Hubble horizon and that makes it impossible to ever reach the edge, since it is moving away from us faster than light. (The limit doesn't apply to the expansion of space-time).
Quite a nifty solution by the Supreme Programmer to avoid us hitting the limits of the simulation. I couldn't have designed it better.
Bibi is hoping the hostages all die soon in a way that the blame isn't put on him.
Then he can proceed with his final solution.
Zionists really are the Nazi's of our time.
That's why I don't keep my brushes in the same room as my toilet.
So touching dead skin cells with my skin is supposed to be a biohazard?
First time I hear that.
I guess I also shouldn't shake hands anymore.
How so? I'm not coughing or spitting on the desk.
Dead skin cells, sure, but that's not a biohazard.
That's how they always do it.
It's usually terrorism, sometimes treason. But there is always an unproven accusation of some heinous crime, which is why most people will just accept it, because "it only affects the criminals". And it is also how they motivate their henchmen to do the dirty work.
Communists and Jews in Nazi-Germany were accused of causing millions of Germans to die in WW1 and of causing poverty in the depression through exploitation. And this is why the Nazi henchmen worked diligently to get rid of the Jews, because they had lost family members in WW1 and lived through Depression poverty and they wanted to help their country become great again by getting rid of all the undesirables.
The gunk is just compacted dust from the desk surfaces.
Perhaps a bit gross, but it's mostly stuff you're breathing in daily, just now visible due to being compacted.
Super gross to me would imply something like bodily fluids or other biohazard.
Am I missing something?
Of course, I totally agree with that
You also need the Senate, not just the president.
But Republican senators have abdicated their duties and voters have not replaced them.
That's why we have this mess.
If that email needs to go to a client or stakeholder, then our culture won't accept just the prompt.
Where it really shines is translation, transcription and coding.
Programmers can easily double their productivity and increase the quality of their code, tests and documentation while reducing bugs.
Translation is basically perfect. Human translators aren't needed. At most they can review, but it's basically errorless, so they won't really change the outcome.
Transcribing meetings also works very well. No typos or grammar errors, only sometimes issues with acronyms and technical terms, but those are easy to spot and correct.
Yep, don't know how this comment ended up here. It was about Japanese tech regulations in an English community.
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