If you make a hole in a net, there are less holes in the net.

Okay, say this bacteria gets out and starts to convert every bit of carbon dioxide this planet has into plastic. What the shit.

"Send me an Aangeeeeell! "

That's exactly it. The haters only hate it when it's not them, receiving something for free.

You should put it over top of a colored board and then frame it, that way the only color that shows is where it's missing.

Hilarious. Disc drives. Sounds about right.

Yes, and please draw the rest of the characters around the house that do everything else.

Interesting for sure. If AI can design proteins that kill bacteria, AI could design bacteria that are unstoppable. We just need to start fixing ourselves and creating humans that aren't so easy to push around, metabolabolically speaking.

Heroes. But not a reboot. Do it all over from scratch.

I think the biggest difference for me is that old school games, you die too quickly, the game is too hard, and for ones that you have to use quarters for, we run out of money too fast. Most of these games are actually a lot of fun and the fun is extended when you can alter the difficulty or continue with infinite lives.

I think the biggest difference for me is that old school games, you die too quickly, the game is too hard, and for ones that you have to use quarters for, we run out of money too fast. Most of these games are actually a lot of fun and the fun is extended when you can alter the difficulty or continue with infinite lives.

My family started in a new tradition this year. We put up the Christmas tree before Halloween and decorated for Halloween, orange lights and scary ornaments. Then we can just leave it all the way up through the beginning of January.

I went to college for veterinary technology, one of my professors, a veterinarian, was vaccinated when he was 20. When I was in school he was something around 60 and had a tighter and it showed he was well within the value of being immune still. So his vaccine lasted for him over 40 years. But who knows?

You are correct, anybody that says otherwise is wrong. The DaVinci system does not currently have haptics and never has had haptics. No robotic platform does. The technology is there, I've seen it, I've tried it, but it's not ready for public use. The instruments are more costly when haptics is added in and surgeons aren't willing to pay the additional cost at this time. In the cost is a dramatically decreased, it will absolutely be a thing.