Various interesting stuff

Yeah, isn't it better to put a jew into a uranium mine?

Jad.3 wrote:

Yeah, isn't it better to put a jew into a uranium mine?

Assuming what margin of profit from the dividend?

Feral wrote:

Why would you want to put a couple of depleted uranium rounds in a Jew?

Because I'm german?

Yes, but why make it depleted?

Where is Philo? I believe he must be proud of the turn this thread took.

Dragatus wrote:

Yes, but why make it depleted?

To lower the radioactivity do it is within EU norms.

Philo? He was here somewhere...

*howls*

Dragatus wrote:

Yes, but why make it depleted?

If it weren't depleted you'd use it as a nuclear warhead.

Hey, how about tiny nuclear warheads that fit in a handgun? How cool would that be?

Wouldn't work. You need a critical mass of whatever nuclear material you're using for your bomb. Bullets are too small to start a chain reaction. At least the ones that fit into your hand.

Pretty much what Draggy said. Plus why to use bullets when you have warheads by the thousand?
#JustRussianThings

https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2016/dec/09/amazon-go-means-more-than-just-job-losses-it-will-restructure-the-economy

Dragatus wrote:

Wouldn't work. You need a critical mass of whatever nuclear material you're using for your bomb. Bullets are too small to start a chain reaction. At least the ones that fit into your hand.

Aren't you a buzzkiller.

Jad.3 wrote:

Dragatus wrote:

Wouldn't work. You need a critical mass of whatever nuclear material you're using for your bomb. Bullets are too small to start a chain reaction. At least the ones that fit into your hand.

Aren't you a buzzkiller.

Might be, but the article about Amazon made me think...

"The way I see it"
by
Jad, y.t.

The Amazon is going the right way. Innovation, moving forward. People need to educate themselves, to be able to take new jobs as "Operator of the automated shopping machinery." In utopia, it would take natural course: better education, innovation, education, innovation, etc.
But we live under attack of misguided neomarxist and under rule psycho/socio paths that just don't care and are in it for money. And they need to be reelected. No one smart and educated would elect them, so they took the slow path through the institutions, and they started decades ago.
Hence comes the clash: the innovation comes despite all this, though at a slower pace, but the majority of people is not ready to adapt. And they reelect people that promise them social security. And as we know, "promises aggrive no one."

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PS: OT: Sometimes I think if the plan put in motion recently, to destroy european nations, is more than hundred years old, and people like Hitler took wind of it and freaked out. But thats Malkavian stuff (= discuss ).

Jad, WTF are you talking about? You drunk?

Jad.3 wrote:

PS: OT: Sometimes I think if the plan put in motion recently, to destroy European nations, is more than hundred years old, and people like Hitler took wind of it and freaked out. But thats Malkavian stuff (= discuss ).

An interesting idea... European powers squabbled playing the concert of Great Powers yet others moved behind the scenes to profit from it? Do you mean the outside powers (mainly US), or rather the socialist/commie/anarchist gnostic inspired movements within Europe?

As for Hitler, he was a nutjob all right, but smart enough one to see through Stalin's masterplan. Too late though. He should have kept neutral Poland between Germany and Soviet union as a buffer. Plan Barbarossa was a remedy, but too little too late.

As for the state preventing innovation... Go try to explain an innovative idea to a bureaucrat. They like only the grant applications they already know and know how to handle.

http://www.businessinsider.com/young-blood-plasma-transfusions-anti-aging-remedy-2017-1

Vandals stepping up his game.

malak wrote:

http://www.businessinsider.com/young-blood-plasma-transfusions-anti-aging-remedy-2017-1

Vandals stepping up his game.

What a profitable scam! Aging people would have done everything to be young again. What has happened to the acceptance of the inevitable changes time brings...?

On a second thought, I feel like selling them insurance. It is a fraud, but with hordes of desperate, gullible, rich customers...

http://scribol.com/anthropology-and-history/archaeologists-unearthed-settlement-unique-access-lost-people

Dragatus wrote:

http://scribol.com/anthropology-and-history/archaeologists-unearthed-settlement-unique-access-lost-people

Much wow. Each time we think we have found all the important sites something like that happens...

I laughed.

http://deadstate.org/vaccine-deniers-are-furious-that-the-study-they-funded-disproves-vaccine-autism-link/

Dragatus wrote:

I laughed.

http://deadstate.org/vaccine-deniers-are-furious-that-the-study-they-funded-disproves-vaccine-autism-link/

That is actually sad... just like the leftists: facts disprove our beliefs? The worse for facts!

Feral wrote:

That is actually sad... just like the leftists: facts disprove our beliefs? The worse for facts!

Way to generalize. Both sides have their respective section of idiots in them, and it doesn't stop there either.

Indeed. No group of humans hold the monopoly on rejecting facts that don't match their worldview.
Especially right-wingers, who are oh so found myths like creationism, free market panacea, trickle down economics, "the police and army of my country never commited any crime", etc etc..

This is a rare event: I agree with the Philosopher!

What was it in the text? "The epidemic of autism"