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Yeah I would probably say what OP meant was a distance between having a theory something is controlled by Jews vs controlled by The Jews.
But honestly fell like even pointing out the first one of borderline anti Semitic, like when is that relevant except for anti Semitism?
2·4 days agoI have taught myself the skill of making very good alcohol, which can be used medicinally, and for barter.
It occurs to me that coffee/caffeine will also be highly valuable for barter in any scenario involving disruption of supply chains. I should put some with my emergency kit.
Worse, they think all trade is capitalist
3·23 days agoPacifism vs passive-ism?
1·1 month agoI didn’t make the claim but would Jainism meet your criteria?
I like the actuators. Industry already uses zipper drives for some applications but the ability for actuator to have a preset curve could be pretty useful.
Hey I’m Canadian and am proud to say that my Nth great grandfather Godfrey served in an artillery division to defend Canada from US aggression in south western Ontario.
When you say that the Royal Navy had every connection to Canada, what do you mean? Are you arguing that the ships were primarily crewed by people that were already living in Canada when they joined the navy?
Canadian participation in the war of 1812 was mostly service in defensive militias. The burning of the Whitehouse was by the royal navy and I don’t think they had much connection to Canada
2·2 months agoI suspect it’s sensitive to only a narrow band of frequencies, akin to the molecule’s resonance frequency, but idk
New Zealand in Narco traffic? Weird. Maybe “heaven”?
It’s pretty neat though. It stays liquid the whole time. So you could circulate it to charge it up, somewhere other than where you want to extract the energy. But it looks like it charges from 300nm light (UV) so depending on its absorption bandwidth usefulness is questionable.
Abstract from Science:
Storing sunlight in a compact and rechargeable form remains a central challenge for solar energy utilization. Molecular solar thermal (MOST) energy storage systems, which harness photon energy and release it as heat on demand, provide a direct approach, but have long failed to meet practical benchmarks. Inspired by the architecture of DNA, we report a pyrimidone-based MOST system that stores energy in the strained Dewar photoisomer upon excitation at 300 nm. Designed with sustainability in mind, the system operates solvent-free and remains compatible with aqueous environments while overcoming one of the field’s greatest hurdles: the controlled extraction and transfer of stored heat. When catalyzed by acid, the Dewar isomer releases enough heat to boil water (~0.5 mL). These advances help point the way toward decentralized solar heat storage and off-grid energy solutions.
I have neighbours homeschooling their kids, that ate similarly aged to mine. Sometimes we see them at the school playground on the weekend. The kids seem fine, the parents seem normal. They mentioned they take the kids to a weekly home school kids play date, and there is some sort of education resource worker that makes sure the kids are learning what they need to.
Yeah I was looking at that being like,
THAT would have been helpful!
1333·2 months agoUncles aren’t in your blood line, but maybe he knows something about your Grandpa
B boy stance by Donald Glover
Give powerthirst to your babies and they’ll run as fast Kenyans against actual Kenyans and it will be a tie and they’ll get deported back to Kenyaaaaa
Canada patriated its constitution in the 1980s, the only ‘thing still under UK rule’ is that our monarch is automatically the monarch of the UK, but technically the monarchy of Canada is a separate title he holds.