Not all nuclear rockets are powered by throwing bombs out the back (in fact, thatâ(TM)s a relatively out there idea). Instead, the more commonly proposed design is to simply use a nuclear reactor to make a propellant extremely hot. That propellant is usually hydrogen, because it gives you the best specific impulse by being extremely light, and easy to accelerate.

The new mathematics Iâ(TM)m afraid isnâ(TM)t terribly new, or exciting, itâ(TM)s just stuff that takes a long time. Specifically, itâ(TM)s just trying lots of computations and seeing what works. We havenâ(TM)t done it before because the space (pun intended) to explore for this particular optimisation problem is *huge* and we donâ(TM)t have very good tools for figuring out the global minimum.

The population mentioned is one of two ways discussed. The other is to take a different, faster transfer orbit than the traditional Hohhman transfer.

Society values PhDs for exactly what theyâ(TM)re meant for - theyâ(TM)re vocational training for a career in academic research. Why do you think anyone outside academia would value them?

I donâ(TM)t think thatâ(TM)s the likely cause at all. Instead, Iâ(TM)d expect one of two causes:

1. Lead not being anywhere near as prevalent in the environment

2. Flu vaccination rates. Alzheimerâ(TM)s has been linked to severe flu earlier in life relatively recently, so the fact that weâ(TM)re generally more likely to have had vaccinations, and thus less likely to have had severe flu likely lowers the risk of that particular form of dementia.

âoeExpansion is acceleratingâ is indeed the correct way to understand it. Not only that, but that acceleration is dropping over time. Itâ(TM)s a result that there have been vague hints of for a while, but that weâ(TM)re now at 4.2 sigma on. Not quite a âoeresultâ but getting pretty confident. Itâ(TM)s pretty high up on the scale of âoethis breaks everythingâ because pretty much the first assumption in lambda CDM is âoelambda is a constantâ.

I mean, youâ(TM)re kinda proving his point too though. The point of this article is not that thereâ(TM)s a new model, itâ(TM)s that weâ(TM)ve entered that stage where thereâ(TM)s a clear need to come up with a better model, because itâ(TM)s become apparent that Î is not a constant. We only really entered this stage this year. Now we need to spend a while coming up with ideas that fit the data better and are still useful.

Youâ(TM)re *massively* underestimating the effect that diverting 40% of the traffic on arterial roads off and down minor roads has on a place. Chaos sounds like an apt description for an event like that.

Are you really likely to find out that Google is showing a mass closure though? Instead I think itâ(TM)s far more likely that youâ(TM)re just going to get directions that avoid one highway, and youâ(TM)re going to go âoeOh, I guess there was an accident or somethingâ. Assuming that people have the complete information even about what google said was closed is going to give you some wild and weird conspiracy theories.

The problem isnâ(TM)t a lack of maintenance of the DRM, itâ(TM)s that theyâ(TM)re finally discovering that DRM that works is fundamentally not possible.

Did AI write this?

This needs a retro encabulator: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3F...

Show you don't know what you are talking about and are just ranting without saying it explicitly.

You do realize the division between the military and civilian spheres is there for a good reason and has been since the country was founded?

I thought he was determined to lower the national debt? Instead he's pissing away money on the military industrial complex as usual and a parade for himself.

If I can't afford the treatment then it might as well not exist.

A series of short sentences would be a wonder for my ADHD addled brain. At least for me, the greater problem is that I tend to produce sentences as long as the entire paragraph and forget to put any punctuation in it at all, leading the reader to run out of breath 63 times per sentence.