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tomclarke: Germany is a very highly regulated country - more than UK Historical information is not relevant: 2 world war and marshal plan changed things Italy is in trouble, as you know, I am sure. You are missing the point. Germany is indeed a highly regulated country but the north is roughly regu...

Interior Looks to Expand Permits for Killing Bald Eagles to Accommodate Wind Energy http://blog.heritage.org/2012/05/09/interior-looks-to-expand-permits-for-killing-bald-eagles-to-accommodate-wind-energy/ We have reviewed applications from proponents of renewable energy projects, such as wind and so...

I'm not myself a fan of the greens, but nor am I of the right-wing factions who can't see the importance of regulation, and the need to give value to common capital in a way that cannot happen by magic in an unregulated free market. I am really interested in how regulation works and what impact it ...

We con't need any population control. The more people there are, the more brilliant minds and the the better we are off. Historically we have the highest standard of living ever, and that is including third world countries, and the highest population ever. It can take one brilliant guy to invent a b...

You can check out some of the quotes from the leaders of the green movement yourself. Some of them view depopulation with a sense of urgency. http://www.green-agenda.com/ Choff, Thanks for this great link. My favorite is: It doesn't matter what is true, it only matters what people believe is true."...

Yeah, some scientist got a cheer from his pals when he said that AIDS was too slow, Ebola would work way better. There is a great book by Bob Zubrin about this way of thinking: Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism This is th...

Looks like the wind farms raise the temperature of the surrounding area Wind turbines can modify the local climate by warming the atmosphere, according to a study that revealed an increase in temperature of 0.72 degrees over a region of Texas where four large wind farms have been built. Well, I gues...

Once again, Rossi demonstrates new levels of idiocy. Come on Rossibots...defend him...I dare you... Well I don't write much on this forum. I am not sure what to think about Rossi and whether he is onto something. Since I don't know I can't argue one way or the other. This however is a no brainer. I...

This thread is neither news nor about room-temperature superconductivity.
Can you move to General forum?

Looks like there is more than one institution involved in getting Spider Silk produced by silkworms

http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-01-sil ... -webs.html

Johan, I read about your original research yeas ago when it became global news for a few days and then quickly dissipated for no apparent reason. It looked at that time like nobody really wanted to take a closer look at what you were doing. I was wondering throughout the last couple years what happe...

Yeah, we discussed it on this forum couple of years back. This picture of the hydrocarbon lake on Titan's pole show how much of the stuff is out there. http://www.scientificamerican.com/gallery_directory.cfm?photo_id=A4887352-0F23-8753-5D2F5AF36ABC123C What is really disturbing is that given all the...

Diogenes, that leaves you entirely out of civilized company, because you are way more a raving lunatic on the topic than MSimon is. I would think that on a forum dedicated to science we would have more rational arguments. Why do you think allowing people to be accountable for their own decisions is...

Interesting related comment from the radio this morning. If the <successful> argument for gay rights is "consenting adults", then how low will it be before it becomes the successful argument for biligamy/polygamy? That was warned about decades ago. Interestingly enough, I found this article which i...

Looks like they did tinker with fusors.


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