Oh, you are making a tour through Europe? Nice. Do you plan to visit Berlin or
Germany too?-J.
Original message From: Steve Smith Date:
6/3/22 16:27 (GMT+01:00) To: friam@redfish.com Subject: Re: [FRIAM] not
impressed
I saw but didn't follow the link from a thumbnail
The claim that he pulled Tesla together I suspect is completely wrong.
On Jun 3, 2022, at 8:01 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
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I read a report in the 90s that as LA was getting a grip on their air
pollution they discovered that the two greatest contributers to
particulates were tire-dust and unburned charcoal lighter fluid!
When I drive long distances (dumb idea in it's own right) one of the
mental calculations I
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Car tyres produce vastly more particle pollution than exhausts, tests show
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jun/03/car-tyres-produce-more-particle-pollution-than-exhausts-tests-show
I think it was SteveS who mentioned recently that when we talk of high-tech,
innovation, and
I saw but didn't follow the link from a thumbnail referencing Musk's
father giving (White) So. African ideals credit for his son's success,
etc. I'm not as harsh on Musk as you are, but I get your gist on this
and don't disagree in general.
It is a sensitive enough topic perhaps but I would
Jochem,
It feels, to me, that your notions of what makes something real is kind of
tautological and often inconsistent.
Tautological in the sense that: if we assume that reality is fundamentally
things—particles of matter, or strings of DNA— then what is real is only that
which conforms to
Yeah, it seems ironic for Tony Stark to cling to the obsolete. But Tony Stark
isn't real. It's not the slightest bit ironic for a conservative like Musk to
cling to the past. New Teslas should come pre-branded with a MAGA rectangle on
the bumber.
On 6/2/22 18:07, Marcus Daniels wrote:
Eric wrote:
As for dreams: Plenty of people believe they have had dreams
confirmed, both in their own direct experience and in the experiences
of others. It really is a much more mirky topic than most give it
credit for.
around age 16, we lived in a semi-rural area where there was a street
Jochen wrote:
A rainbow in the clouds or a movie in the cinema could be confirmed by
other observers, but only for a short time and not subsequently in the
time that follows.
I particularly like this example because in fact in the sense that "one
cannot step in the same river twice" no two
Maybe it is more useful to define "real" in terms of systems. We know that
"emergence" can lead to new systems which can interact and collide with the old
one. Here is a recent paper from Oriol Artime and Manilo De Domenico about
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