Of course, children needs to be taken away from abusive parents, and it's impossible to get the balance right - it's either to take too many children away from too many parents, or to let too many children

Indeed. I decided yesterday to take my comments to your other post and make it into an independent post Perhaps the biggest problem here is not the conduct of Musk, but the mere fact that one tweet from

That's a boat flag, for sure. A nice day for boating indeed :-) I just posted my own national day post

They also use Astra Zeneca. Mutations probably plays a part here, I heard that Astra Zeneca is not effective against all the mutations. Probably the same applies to Sinopharm.

Dit skal jeg i morgen :-)

Nuclear pulse propulsion is certainly interesting, but it would face the same problems nuclear energy itself faces - it sounds scary and honestly would only be useful once in space for the most part because

Interestingly, it's a rather old idea. From the wikipedia article on nuclear pulse propulsion: The idea of rocket propulsion by combustion of explosive substance was first proposed by Russian explosives

I fail to understand how chemical explosions can give more trust than a conventional chemical rocket. At the other hand, nuclear pulse propulsion - propelling a spaceship through nuclear bombs - may make

pretending the "vaccines" are stopping transmission of SarsCoV2 at this point is ridiculous. It was said all plain and clearly before the mass vaccination campaigns started, that we do not know

How can you know that Musk hasn't sold a single Bitcoin? I guess he (personally) can buy or sell crypto currency anytime without anyone learning about it, and he is in the position to manipulate the market

REVOLUT IS DANGEROUS. I got my account suspended, I guess they suspected money laundering. A year after the account got suspended suddenly there was a (small) withdrawal from my credit card going to Revolut.

I disagree, I think if you only had 10 or 100 participants, the data might not be very statistically accurate, but at 100 or 1000 (or the actual 98,000) people, the chance you're looking at a data anomaly

According to your graphs, it seems to have been a handful of cases prior to December. I must admit I know nothing about the covid situation in the Seychelles, but to me it looks like they have had good

The Seychelles has less than 100k inhabitants, to get statistically significant data it's probably more useful to look towards other countries that have been vaccinating aggressively, like Israel and the

It looks a bit suspicious that the covid wave started right at the same time as the vaccination started. The Sinopharm vaccine is an inactivated virus, perhaps the "inactivation" was not good

I didn't know it's part of the SQL-standard, thought it was something postgres-specific. MySQL doesn't support it ... ... but according to the docs, mariadb supports it by now. Haven't tested it though.

While the energy cost of bitcoin is quite unrelated to the transaction volume, and some few handful of car-for-btc-transactions are anyway negligible - but the energy expenditure (and probably in particular

A classical "pump and dump", I suppose Elon privately bought lots of bitcoins before he instructed Tesla to pump up the value ... and then sold off what he had, before he instructed Tesla to

Parkinson's law - work expands to fill the time allotted. Of course, I have no idea on how it is to be a retiree, but I do know how it is to have days off, and I also very well know the feeling of "after

My wife also have a rabbit ... but she didn't manage to take it with her over the Russian border, so it stays in Oslo now. She had it in a cage under the roof outdoors (actually, two cages, to give her