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Those wave reactors and using the unused material so readily available, in such less polluting ways seem at the first glance the perfect solution. But the more time passes, the more seeing aspects of life such as this reinforces my belief that to …

> The challenge with shooting nuclear waste out into space is that you have even greater containment issues.   Even if you decided to rocket it all into our sun or into Beetlejuice, the cargo could be destroyed by meteor showers or knocked off …

I live within 20 minutes of such power plant and actually love it's park like setting and its environs. Not sure if the air and water would have been that clean, if one of the conventional coal plants was nearby instead. But off the many sources of …

Tin foil, and a hat...🎩 - nice photo!

Hahahaaa.. that was real good! And to the point... https://youtu.be/qeMFqkcPYcg

> I think the ability to entice people coming back is important too. It’s an important part of attracting users and getting them to engage. This is where I think our views may be different. What a social site should do is facilitate interactions …

Not sure if this helps, but I find many very interesting conversations created long before I joined, by selecting category topic then browsing the list. Because if we think of feeds as us being a passive consumer waiting for the interesting stuff …

I never used Android Auto but found this idea interesting, although I see it's just a simple mirroring of phone's screen that seems to do less of a job than Google maps aspect does, imho. Although I am reading more and more places manufacturers of …

What an awesome conversation, and how did I miss it for so long?! To try and contribute I'll bring up this special man who I tip my hat off to, as he travelled on his Guzzi some places where I won't dare take the nearly 700 lbs beast of mine, and …

We have all seen or read or heard about them, in every field of life activities. To me that is proof we are not bound to anything, any ridgid limits, and that barriers are mostly in our mind. Here is an example I can think of, today, someone who …

I may be wrong but think it's about being able to "read" expressions, surroundings and the picture. And if the photographer meant something when they took the picture.

> it depends on the nature of the photo's final purpose. What if there isn't a purpose, or it's TBD?! I think I take most of my photo's that …

I am all for impromptu shots and unplanned everything, surprise me even when I am uncomfortable (or maybe because of it), it's the zest of life. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-6SskFgG/0/e7ae1008/X3/i-6SskFgG-X3.jpg

I hope we discover what the other several milliard neurons in our brain are there for, and perhaps even start using them.

I think you put in words best what I am hoping, too. What with all this AI, we soon will become obsolete, no? LOL.

It would be a shame for an entire well oiled machine that Amazon seems to be to start falling apart over this "small" issue.

Perhaps the whole "love" relationship thing was a setup. There seems to be something proverbial about the whole story. The more things change, the more they stay the same. Humans seem very predictable, given the right circumstances.

I of course do not know many aspects of his life, but just based on what I read thus far, was shocked such relationship between apparently two very intelligent and educated people would come to an end in favor of what seems a mere erotic affair …

If you want to know something funny, I found in my Google pictures few of someone else's pictures I never took, nor known who that person even is! Nothing sensitive, but none the less, the moral is to never trust any of the online services won't …

http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/34974/30074450_5.jpg?v=8D5CCBD3B1C7840 Hahhahahaaa.... sounds like Jeff needs to get himself a big bad Harley. We only live once. Good on him!

I recently read this article and it had me thinking how little average people scratch the surface of our conscious living to get down deeper to who we are.. Having been passionate about mind and self discovery, these sort of topics forever rang …

So you had a worthy experience that challenged what you were expecting!? I couldn't have expected anything better, what you describe as profound surprise that change how we see the facts and people of this event, it is real life learning …

I just thought - what would a telescope image look like - and sure enough found few.. quite captivating. In fact a telescope is just a bigger, more special lens, in layman terms I suppose. But there are some amazing details they seem to …

@Pathfinder I am learning allot thanks to your comments, thank you. I have an app for my Olympus that works perfect as remote monitor (and much more), and thought something similar may exist for other …

Wow. ~ 530 sq ft? Unbelievable how nice and actually big it looks.