Is it exFAT now?

Ouch. That’s a notch better than proposals of perpetual motion machines.

Electron bottle is a concept that exists. Physicists do design them. Somebody made a joke about it already, but mainly for fusion reactors and high-energy physics. It’s a simple concept in theory, but electrons will really push against being together in a box.

Anyway, what your comment is trying to get is a capacitor. Not an electron bottle. You will notice if you keep adding details.

Reflection chambers are also a concept that exists. Although the only application of them that I know of is to make lasers. Anyway, you got that point about not looking at them right!

But no, you can’t rely on photons colliding with each other.

In a 1918 theater, it probably makes no difference whatsoever.

Has anybody actually looked at the paper instead of reacting to The Guardian’s reaction?

Because as bad as the Nobel Prize Committee is at their job, that doesn’t look like something you would find in one.

You don’t see the relation between those?

for the less intelligent folks

Yeah, ok.

Global warming doesn’t care if you like the news or not.

Your muscles’ efficiency varies widely on short exercise bursts, and very little on long, constant sessions.

It’s not clear to me what the bike is calibrated to, I’d say it’s correct to set it for long sessions, but I’d expect them to vary widely from one mode to another.

As long as it’s not a water poodle…

The hamas is not a government.

Hum… In Gaza they used to be exactly a government. Not a democratic one, but one imposed by Israel.

… what I’m sure the GP wouldn’t like to hear either.

He’s publicly accusing Israel of supporting Trump. He didn’t publicly accuse them of anything before that.

There has been a change in what he says.

But yeah, still nothing on what he does.

The US has been pushing a few news on their propaganda machines trying to distance themselves from Israel. I don’t think they’ll go all-in into a war.

The nightmare scenario is it being caused by something even more insidious and omnipresent than microplastics. The second nightmare scenario is microplastics.

Coal mining releases a great deal of methane and other green-house gasses. It’s not clear whether it’s more or less than the LPG entire chain.

A serious paper would compare the entire picture of both. Or at least look at one and refrain from opining about the other.

It’s stated right there on the paper’s abstract.

Yet another study that didn’t bother looking at emissions in mining and processing of coal, just on the ones from natural gas.

use the Gregorian calendar for business

AKA, to talk to foreigners. Everybody that doesn’t use the Gregorian calendar uses it to talk to foreigners, if that’s the bar, then it’s universal.

The world used to be more like the comic. Now it’s more unilateral.

But the one important detail never changes.

I think it was the Babylonians that created the hour/minute/second and a precursor of the meter on the process. It’s high-tech bronze-age innovation, that got hyped-out so much that it took the entire Old-World by storm, so the Egyptians got them too.

Hum… I think the week is more widely adopted than the solar year.

But neither is universal. AFAIK, the length of the day is.