Black belt in Mikado, Photo model, for the photos where they put under ‘BEFORE’
The pyraamids are way more complex and accurate as been build only by trial and error. It’s architects knew exactly what they were doing and also geometric theorema way more complex as the one of “Phytagoras”, as shown also in other ancient buildings, which are still difficult to reproduce by modern architects.
I think that this theorem is at least as old as the pyramids.
But is from the same group, like Nestle in food.
Wikipedia, Springer is even worse, the company of tabloid press.
It is a recent discovery and has not yet passed tests in the Laboratory, but the results are positive, that is, it works as expected. I don’t think that with this it will take long until the first applications, as always in this type of tecnology.
All movies from Lukas, Spielberg and Emmerich together, in way less than 1 second.
I’m grandpa too and know a lot of shit (most in live)
In reality the issue is a cultural contrast of androgynous terms with respect to the juxtaposition of the quantum casuistic orientation. Perhaps exogenous parameters should be considered with respect to Socratic philosophy, at least with respect to the genesis of this question from a position of initiation of ancient thought.
I do not want to finish my contribution to your interesting intervention without recommending the book: “The sidereal feeling of past constellations”, there it goes into depth about the quantum philosophy applied to the singularity of a cold beer, perhaps it will be of interest to you…
Joke apart, here a simplificate explnation:
Scientists discovered how bacteria are able to quickly transfer electrons outside of their cells over long distances. Certain bacteria have tiny conductive wires on their surface called nanowires that allow them to get rid of electrons produced during respiration. This process of getting rid of electrons to external materials is called extracellular electron transfer (EET). It was unclear how the electrons travel so fast from inside the cell onto the surface nanowires through the crowded space inside the bacteria. The new research shows that special proteins called cytochromes in the bacterial periplasm directly inject electrons into the nanowires.
Five different cytochromes named PpcA, PpcB, PpcC, PpcD and PpcE were found to be able to transfer electrons to the nanowires made of a protein called OmcS. PpcC transferred electrons most efficiently even though it was the least abundant. The cytochromes bind transiently to OmcS using complementary positive and negative charges on their surfaces. This allows the heme groups where the electrons are carried to come into close contact. The researchers also accurately measured the potential energy level of the OmcS nanowires to be -130 mV, which makes electron transfer thermodynamically favorable from the higher potential cytochromes. This direct injection pathway into OmcS nanowires seems to be common in many bacteria that use EET to thrive in diverse environments.
Overall, by identifying how electrons can rapidly move from inside cells onto conductive nanowires on the surface using Ppc cytochromes, the research provides key insights into how some bacteria can proliferate quickly in extreme environments. Understanding EET pathways could also help design better microbial communities for applications like bioremediation, bioenergy and bioelectronics.
The mirror test is certainly somewhat debatable in determining the degree of self-awareness and intelligence. For this reason, today it is determined not only with this, but with a set of tests that includes the general ability to solve problems to determine the intellectual capacity of an animal. It is always the question if the animal does not correspond to the mirror test, if it is due to lack of understanding, lack of interest or other reasons, little childs also don’t pass the mirror test. It is to find out if the animal knows exactly what it is doing.
Same for Parrots, corvids and parrots are in the IQ level of dolphins and big simios. But there are also other animals with self awareness (mirror test), eg Elephants, Manta Rays, Octopus and even Ants. Many animals are much more intelligent than was thought a few years ago and self-awareness is surely present in most of them and also a minimum of intelligence, because they are an essential faculties for the will to survive.
Even bees are smart enough to recognize and difference a human face, jumping spiders can plan different strategies to hunt their prey
https://tube.kuylar.dev/watch?v=UDtlvZGmHYk
https://tube.kuylar.dev/watch?v=H4JfRrOPKlE
https://www.animalcognition.org/2015/04/15/list-of-animals-that-have-passed-the-mirror-test/
That is a general problem in the internet, not only in Lemmy, images andother content can be copied, this you can’t avoid, it would even be imposible if you could delete embedded images in Lemmy, someone could have copied and pasted it somewhere else. But by using an imagesharer where you later delete the image, you also eliminate your origin as the author, since it no longer appears in your contributions in Lemmy or other sites.
Because of this, I never upload directly an image to Lemmy and others, using instead a sharing tool (FileCoffee, IMHO the best). With my account there I can easily delete the hosted image with which it disappear everywhere.
Authors are not conspiranoics
R. Joseph1*, C. Impey2, O. Planchon3, R. del Gaudio4, M. Abu Safa5, A.R. Sumanarathna6, E. Ansbro7, D. Duvall8, G. Bianciardi9, C. H. Gibson10, R. Schild11, 1Astrobiology Research Center, California, USA2Department of Astronomy, University of Arizona, Tucson AZ 857213Biogéosciences laboratory, University of Burgundy, Dijon, France4Department of Biology, University of Naples Federico II, Italy5Dept. of Applied Physics, Palestine Polytechnic University, Hebron, Palestine6Dept. of Research and Innovation, Eco Astronomy International Research Center, Tetouan, Morocco7Space Exploration Ltd, Boyle, County Roscommon, Ireland.8Dept. of Zoology, Oklahoma State University (emeritus), Stillwater, OK, USA9Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy. 10Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences, University of California (emeritus), San Diego, USA11Center for Astrophysics, Harvard-Smithsonian (emeritus), Cambridge, MA, USA
Have you read the paper, also the references at the end? Or is that you belief more in little green mens instead of plasma phenomenons, which explains a lot of the Unidentified Flying Objects?
We’ll see, a lot of UAPs reported recently
It doesn’t worry me too much either, but it is somewhat irritating. Maybe some cache problem on the server, or something like that?
Not a problem in the Vivaldi browser, you can transform the UI to your like in the settings, dragging the bars, icons and tabs where you want, customize menus, even put own icons or use one of the more than 4000 user made themes. If it isn’t enough for you and you know scripts, you can even pimp more Vivaldis UI script, which is supposed “closed source” (at own risk, logical), or you can install userscripts direct as extension, without the need of Tamper-, Greasy- or Violentmonkey extensions.
Spain and Belgium had clear words to the genocide in Gaza
https://www.euronews.com/2023/11/24/spain-and-belgium-deplore-israels-killing-of-thousands-in-gaza
That’s the point. If you only read posts in your own lenguage, you miss 90% of the information in the web.
Yes, the bent pyramid, but that say nothing, maybe simply a design of an bad architect. They always exist, even today.