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I suspect that the Martian economy will be independent from the Earth economy. For example, the price of Martian gold would be different than Earth gold as it is difficult to move commodities between the

I wish you linked to the article. The argument you present seems to be about the emergence of egg laying creatures and not about chickens. Wikipedia says that the domesticated chicken appeared about 8000

The conversation goes as follows: THE PEOPLE: We don't know what AI will do and are scared. EU GOVERNMENT: You are scared. We will regulate it. REALITY: Since regulation distorts and corrupts we now know

Well, for all of you aquaponic fans ... I am going to take take my hydroponics and move to mars because hydroponics is slightly closer that the closed loop that people who want to escape from the earth

There are thousands of companies offering web hosting solutions. Most of these offer some sort of VPS or cloud service. I would recommend using theses services to the services of big tech. !WINE Posted

Nice article. I imagine that soil depletion is a major problem. Since the minerals that we consume do not go back into the farm, the world needs to take steps to assure that our farmland is restored. !WINE

I think that Google's AI security will emerge as a must have product ... as Google's AI is probably the single greatest threat to our personal security today. This is such a great sales strategy as the

I would think that the native species are, in most cases, the best species for a region as they are acclimated to the region. People have a history of messing up regions by introducing invasive species

I like that the watch produces a map of my route. The only thing I really disliked was that it did not record my steps while riding and I would have to go on a walk after my ride to get my 10K steps. !WINE

I would like to know more about the theory of time. Unfortunately, I just don't have the time to study it. !WINE Posted using STEMGeeks

I am glad you deleted the post as a world without friction is one slippery subject. !LOL Posted using STEMGeeks

The groups promoting fluoride have always used this tactic. Big government is the primary buyer of fluoride. So, it is interesting that a group that gets its money from big government frames detractors

Go team! !LOL Posted using STEMGeeks

The Learn to Code recently launched the BYTE token. You might consider adding the #BYTE tag to posts about coding. !WINE Posted using STEMGeeks

The plant called "bluebells" in the United States is a member of the Boraginaceae family. The seeds of the bluebells in Utah form into burrs. The plant called "bluebell" in Europe was

I have a nickel. Wanna make a bet? Your article says that DHS has a new board to regulate AI in the name of safety and security. My nickel says that the DHS Board will end up using its control over AI

The brown dwarf emits methane gas?!?! Don't they know that methane is a green house gas that can lead to global warming! When will the designers of this cosmos ever learn? !WINE Posted using STEMGeeks

We already live in a dystopia where the computers owned by the state or by private insurance companies determine our health care. Doctors punch medical codes into a computer and the computer prescribes

Thistle is an interesting genus. One strange problem is that people migrating around the world have transported the thistle from their native lands to their new homes. This means that many of the thistles

It seems to me that batteries, alternatives and generators in cars would ave a stronger magnetic field than a cellphone. We know that the electrical system has enough charge to light a spark plug. If they