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Does this dude not have a cell phone then?
The 5G doesn't damage your DNA like wifi. It just rewrites your genetic code. See the difference?Does this dude not have a cell phone then?
Completely unrelated, but this chart on Wikipedia shows why people who think we should colonize Mars are idiots:
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Earth blocks dangerous, high energy waves like gamma rays and X-rays plus it has a magnetosphere which makes it impossible for it to hold an atmosphere (which also helps protect it from meteorites and the like).
Its a shame people are focused on Mars when Venus is actually a far more reasonable option (obviously not on the surface).
Terraforming is generally a pipe dream just from the resource requirements, but it's even worse for Mars. You'd pretty much have to live underground, or in heavily insulated domes. Humans aren't really wired for that psychologically.
? It's nine hundred degrees on the surface of Venus. That seems like at least as much of a logistical problem as anything on Mars.
Does this dude not have a cell phone then?
The same people probably ***** about "new math" too...I see a lot of those memes from a particular sort of Millennial, and they've always annoyed me. There's a "life is complicated and it's the government's fault I didn't know all of it right out of high school" angle to it.
K-12 education is never going to provide you with all the skills you need to succeed in life, and it's dumb to try to make it so. You definitely learned about complex interest in math, it's not your math teacher's fault you can't figure out how to apply it to loans (despite assuredly doing example problems of exactly that).
Plus a lot of financial success is a values question, not so much education.
+1I see a lot of those memes from a particular sort of Millennial, and they've always annoyed me. There's a "life is complicated and it's the government's fault I didn't know all of it right out of high school" angle to it.
K-12 education is never going to provide you with all the skills you need to succeed in life, and it's dumb to try to make it so. You definitely learned about complex interest in math, it's not your math teacher's fault you can't figure out how to apply it to loans (despite assuredly doing example problems of exactly that).
Plus a lot of financial success is a values question, not so much education.