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This obviously can't be done in a matter of days, but in the long run, I'd love to see an integrated front-end that lets users choose to participate on one or both chains (or more) (Optionally) Links user

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Thanks for the reply and the feedback about the series! You raise good points about the potential for 3D printers to decentralize manufacturing and also the note that centralization can breed parasitism.

Thanks for catching that! I did know that store-bought are unfertilized (because every once in a great while a fertilized egg slips through), but for some reason, it didn't "click" earlier. I'm

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Interesting. Thanks! I wasn't familiar with her name, so I only skimmed the article. Now I'll have to go back and read it more carefully and also pay attention when I see her name in the future.

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Interesting. Thanks for the article. On a slightly related note, I recently came across the article Industrial giant Honeywell says it’s built the world’s best quantum computer that I covered in Curating

Hi, thanks for the post! I'm old enough to remember the Brownie camera, but I never owned one. I'm a little jealous. ; -) I did have a Polaroid Instamatic that was almost the size of a modern-day laptop

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Thanks for the reply! IMHO, string theory is the conspiracy theory of maths. Yeah, the article actually mentioned that string theory is still not a mainstream theory among physicists. I probably should

I just realized that you may not have seen a couple related posts from back in January, so I thought you might also be interested in these, too. Or at least in the video embed... My postSource article

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Thanks for the comment and the additional research! I always enjoy the dog articles, too, and I was also surprised by fear of heights. It never occurred to me that a dog would experience that particular

You're welcome! As they say, a rising tide lifts all ships. I appreciated your contributions to that discussion, and I hope that you'll also consider commenting on future posts in the series.

Thanks for the reply! I'm still refraining from judgement as to the origin of the virus, but I agree that I was put off by the article's level of confidence on that topic. As far as I can tell, it's still

I agree. I've seen a number of other reports across the years that all reach similar conclusions. (Even from one of the agencies in the Obama administration, if I recall correctly).