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More dribble, and yes I think it's pretty clear to a lot of us here that most of what you say is based on TV shows. The only other possibility is that you come up with this crap yourself, which is frankly even more disheartening. I suspect I may hold more views in common with you than I ever...

Ignore this. It is based on Mathematica and is entirely superseded by the free website Wolfram Alpha (which itself contains Mathematica). http://community.boredofstudies.org/14/mathematics-extension-2/211897/wolfram-alpha.html

Hi, Slidey here. I just wanted to let everybody know about Wolfram Alpha. It's pretty amazing for mathematics purposes. It incorporates Mathematica but entering queries is easier, and it extends beyond maths. I imagine it should be quite useful for HSC Maths. Here's an example of solving the...

What a pathetic post. Seriously, he's good for the job because he's a good guy. He commands immense respect internally, as well, which is a huge bonus, and he's got Rudd's backing. And wtf is wrong with a 'moral betrayal'? It's no betrayal at all; the government is accountable to the people...

Says the kid who supports terrorism and who claimed that the murder of over 200 people by Islamic terrorists in Mumbai, India was justified but that they should have killed more Jews. Me, I'm not a Jew or a 'scumbag', but I'd actually prefer to be those than whatever perversion of existence you...

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Your computer is fucked; don't blame Chrome.

a) The Chinese wouldn't own it, China's communist government, not even representative to its people, would. b) No, they wouldn't agree on fair prices (assuming you're speaking of ore prices). At the rate the Chinese government is acquiring minerals assets it would soon enough hold enough share...

Thank fucking Christ. The last thing we need is an ever-bolder Chinese government having undue control over Australia's biggest economic assets. The deal died before the Australian government released its decision, but considering Rudd is going to meet with Chinalco heads tomorrow, it's...

"Words are useless, violence is the answer." Do you belong to Hamas or something?

I know you're a bit thick, Neb, but I think you'll find most Israel supporters don't support Israeli expansion into the West Bank and Gaza. Certainly about 75% of American Jews don't. It just so happens that we also don't support militant terror groups like Hezbollah and Hamas. In fact I...

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If search and advertising was a good way to make money, why didn't Microsoft/Lycos/Excite/Yahoo/AOL make such magnitudes of money at it before Google - why did some of those companies fail? Companies get stuck in their ways and stop innovating, especially if those ways are decades old. If...

Hence Obama's focus on GM producing hybrids, electric cars, and efficient traditional petrol guzzlers. I already know your thoughts on hybrids, but regardless people are interested in them as fuel efficient vehicles. They're more in line with companies like Toyota and such now. Not going...

Why is it hard to see happening? Were they not crippled by fuel prices and 'invisible' debt from previous decades (like exorbitant pensions and private health insurance to ex-workers). Starting fresh, the company will have neither of these. It's a much better footing. Americans are pretty...

It's so pathetic. Even many Chinese people living oversees don't believe it happened. They're that brainwashed with nationalism.

When the mask becomes saturated (i.e. after 20 to 30 minutes of use), it no longer provides the protection from outside particles you speak of, making it effectively useless.

What you speak of relates more to bacteria and anti-biotics (imagine if the common infection could no longer be treated by penicillin derivatives?). Anti-biotics kill bacteria so there's a strong selective pressure there. Viruses are treated with anti-virals which inhibit rather than kill the...

Indeed. I would be absolutely amazed if the elderly were resistant to this because of exposure to a previous related flu. More likely they're resistant because it uses one of the same attack mechanisms of a previous flu but is completely unrelated. Such recurrent evolution is more common than...