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Relative number of lies/media sensation is inversely proportional with trust. Solution, reduce corruption, sensational news and lies.
Note: Sorry about unrelated root topic, I remembered a scientist attending "Global Challenge Competition" asking "Why people nowadays more and more mistrust authorities..."
One day "coffee is good for you health", next day "coffee is bad for you"...
"fats are bad" next day "fats are good for you"
"microwaves are bad" > "microwaves are harmless"
"blue light is bad" > "blue light is ok"
"covid is just a flu" > "run for your life..." > "we can live with covid" ...
You can still use any other language except English to achieve the goal .
Poverty and more misery by heavy industry go hand by hand ...
But there was one earlier presentation I cannot find it, guy was showing live debugging of the video game. Not sure is it TED or one of conferences ...
Edit:
This is it:
Bred Victor: https://youtu.be/EGqwXt90ZqA?t=1006
2013 Future of programming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pTEmbeENF4
Was trying to say that it is not easy to be a farmer, I watched few youtube guys in america saying the similar thing, earnings are tied to subsidies and also fluctuations in crop price, and can literally mean boom or bust.
I would recommend Jeremy Clarkson - "Clarkson's Farm" first year of operation on a 300 acres farm made a yearly profit of £144 :)
List of Star Trek inventions that came true: https://qz.com/766831/star-trek-real-life-technology/
Although, from "light into electron and positron" to "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot" there is a long way to go.
In the case of UK there was a superstorm of Brexit, IR35 change, and pandemic all in one - adding to the issue for employers. But in a way, I do not see this as an issue but a chance to equalize wealth. Either they will reduce their profit and increase wages, automate or go bust.
Is it good or bad? We will see over a longer period of time...
With syntax highlighters can be applied same rule as with UI, pleasing interface make it more usable. https://www.nngroup.com/articles/aesthetic-usability-effect/
https://www.newsweek.com/subatomic-event-more-powerful-hydro...
Also I am curious, when new nuclear weapons are developed, as testing is banned, how do scientist know what will be the effects/yields/outcomes?
I mean theory is well known, but again in practice there are always some unexpected thing that can happen.
In comparison, 20T does not look much, but again it is, I wonder with the Japanese technique what is the highest continuous magnetic field.
Question that need answers are:
- what would be the amount of reflected light?
- how many of these in theory we would need to have any impact?
- what is operational cost?
- how much energy they need?
- dump heat does not need to be huge, salt prevents freezing, so temperature to freeze in salty water is -2C (28.4) and fresh water 0C (32F), so just by removing salt in some areas would create ice ... still it would be good to have calculation
= 161,548 homeless [1] (0.41% of total population)
72% = 116315 people
1. https://www.usich.gov/homelessness-statistics/ca/
Somehow, I thought that figure is significantly larger, when I visited SF, CA - walking around town I could see homeless people everywhere.
It could have some type of "readability / usability / user friendliness rating" (score 0-10) ...