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I think the prospect of practical fusion is exciting just because of the safety implications. If bad *kitten* like an earthquake happens, the conditions for fusion to continue cease and you don't have issues like Japan experienced a few years ago. It is way safer than fission reactors. If they get this prototype working,…

I share your general skepticism. I'll believe it when I see it.

Are you talking about cold fusion? Or just this project specifically?

Apparently lockheed martin thinks there is revenue in it... otherwise they wouldn't invest in it. Basically energy costs are going to go through the roof, as the article says, over the next 30-50 years. Another alternative will eventually hit a price point at which it becomes cost-effective.

You have to think about future applications for the platforms in question. The reason why I am gambling on the XBONE is stuff like this: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/illumiroom/

Bro, that's what your AoE is for! CC 101.

Time to get a divorce.

Or the OP isn't eating enough? That could be killing her gains and killing her workouts.

I am sure the banned members will still be banned... including you.

This thread had so much potential.

Did you know you're pregnant?

Nosehair. #thestruggleisreal

Helluva job there OP. I have been here for a little over a year and your results just blow mine away. Congrats!

You just explained the motivation for doing it. This is helping kids learn the reasoning skills to do algebra. Sure, this seems silly because it is basic arithmetic, but when you start adding in variables... tables and memorization aren't going to help a kid. The program, while very unpopular, is based on very large…

Howitzer or GTFO.

It's just the transitive property of equality applied to learning. I have taken a lot of higher end math courses and any time you are trying to prove theorems, being able to work backward from what you are trying to prove is very valuable. This is teaching kids how to reason through a problem rather than teaching them to…

Meanwhile, in Japan:

This one is bigger:

3 for bank account and zero for teh ****. 1 person wanted both. I think the votes are trending strongly in favor of...

Derp is hereby seconded.

I don't think there is anything wrong with it because it is teaching kids how to break big problems up into smaller problems, which is how you actually solve problems in the real world. Granted, I don't know a whole lot about it, so there might be some inane bull **** I'd disagree with, but this seems fine to me.

I think she is flexing each individual glute to the beat...

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Don't worry John, prayer will help you get that ghey out.