Brexit, for once some facts.

[Danidl]

our crafts slingshot around planets and moons, a bit like sail boats use wind before they have electric motors. Higgs VEV (vacuum expectation value) can conceivably be mediated (see Yukawa couplings).

Each of these mechanisms does use action reaction.

 

[Zlatan]

no, he was talking about the NHS, FOI requests and our parliament.
The CDC story is a side story.
His point is the number of false positives.
My point is the numbers can't be trusted if you move the CT to suit the government.

But you were suggesting figures are under reported. The post in question infers an over reported figure?? (all those false positives)

 

[Woosh]

But you were suggesting figures are under reported. The post in question infers an over reported figure?? (all those false positives)

yes, I think the opposite to Joe but I agree on the point that the numbers can't be trusted.
I think the ONS survey is better but still cannot be trusted.
I also agree with flecc that the number of covid deaths cannot be trusted but think that the number is roughly correct, just a case of lucky guess.
We have roughly 1,000 admissions a day into hospital for covid treatment, 9517 in hospital, you can at least say their stay is 9.5 days on average.
You can also say with relative certainty that if the number of people in hospital goes up then the Covid hits harder and if the number reaches 30,000 then we'll have lockdown and it's time to sell your shares.

 

[Danidl]

what's the story about London's 137 bus route?


about that, one key step is to generate a very substantial plasma stream in space which can't be done until we can make small fusion reactors.

A plasma stream is still matter.

 

[Danidl]

what's the story about London's 137 bus route?


about that, one key step is to generate a very substantial plasma stream in space which can't be done until we can make small fusion reactors.

We have had fusion reactors since the start of the bikini age ... The only trouble is throttle control. But a interstellar craft can have a very very long boom, to carry the boom!

 

[flecc]

what's the story about London's 137 bus route?

I was quoting from when long ago I had a short experience of part of the route and someone I knew was a driver on the route. Looking it up the route now seems to have had both ends chopped off. Now it just runs the middle bit from Streatham Hill to Marble Arch.

Originally the route ran from South Croydon, wandered north until joining the current route at Streatham leading to Marble Arch, then afterwards wandering in an eastwards arc across North London visiting all the places few want to go to. Spanning London it took for ever and along the way picked up an even greater assortment of weirdos and freaks than usually afflict our buses. Very much a hop on and off route to travel short sections only, often not paying any fare.

Seems TfL saw sense in the end and drastically changed the route for single manning.
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[flecc]

We have had fusion reactors since the start of the bikini age ... The only trouble is throttle control. But a interstellar craft can have a very very long boom, to carry the boom!

That's the stuff, having wrecked planet earth, do the same for space.
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[Woosh]

A plasma stream is still matter.

the plasma is used to take on millions of Amps continuously, not ejected.

 

[Woosh]

That's the stuff, having wrecked planet earth, do the same for space.
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we wreck this planet by eating too much, not by making electric motors.

 

[flecc]

we wreck this planet by eating too much, not by making electric motors.

I'd expand that to consuming too much and being too many.
.

 

[jonathan.agnew]

I'd expand that to consuming too much and being too many.
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But all species go extinct, and often with a mass extinction event. It was ever ******* thus, as my menopausal english teacher used to say back at school.

 

[oyster]

But all species go extinct, and often with a mass extinction event. It was ever ******* thus, as my menopausal english teacher used to say back at school.

Are tories actually a species?

Oh well - just hoping...

 

[flecc]

But all species go extinct, and often with a mass extinction event. It was ever ******* thus, as my menopausal english teacher used to say back at school.

Indeed, I live in hope that it won't be too long now. COP26 might do the trick.

It would be sad for us to go extinct after we'd wiped out all other higher life.
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[oyster]

It would be fitting for Johnson to have screwed himself.

Boris Johnson’s loyalty to Owen Paterson shows he has gone beyond shame
AnalysisThe Prime Minister has rammed through reforms that leave many of his own party worried about Parliament’s integrity

Boris Johnson's loyalty to Owen Paterson shows he has gone beyond shame

The Prime Minister has rammed through reforms that leave many of his own party worried about Parliament's integrity

inews.co.uk

 

[oyster]

Johnson just can't help himself...

Exclusive: Boris Johnson races back from COP 26 on private jet to meet climate change sceptic pal
The Mirror understands Prime Minister Boris Johnson flew 400 miles on a private jet to attend a reunion dinner for Daily Telegraph journalists, with self-confessed climate change sceptic Lord Moore - Labour said 'this is staggering hypocrisy'

Boris Johnson races from COP26 on private jet to meet climate change sceptic pal

The Mirror understands Prime Minister Boris Johnson flew 400 miles on a private jet to attend a reunion dinner for Daily Telegraph journalists, with self-confessed climate change sceptic Lord Moore - Labour said 'this is staggering hypocrisy'

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[oldgroaner]

My goodness!

Why not tell the truth?
Not all Mps in this debacle
They are referring to the Tory MP's
And they are Fascists!

 

[Nev]

My goodness!
Why not tell the truth?

The Daily Mail don't do truth!

 

[oyster]

My goodness!

Why not tell the truth?
Not all Mps in this debacle
They are referring to the Tory MP's
And they are Fascists!

Starmer:

Last week, the prime minister was pontificating on why the Roman empire collapsed. He notably failed to mention that one of the main factors was that the people grew tired of the arrogance and corruption of their rulers.

 

[Woosh]

John Major lost for the same reason: sleaze.

 

[oyster]

Keynote speech: Lord Evans, Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life. Calling for regulators to be put on a stautory basis to guarantee independence:

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Johnson will really appreciate this. Not.