Physicist here. Amorphous doesn't mean it changes. Amorphous means "it has no long-range order". As opposed to crystalline solids, where this longe-range translational symmetry is present.

Glass is an amorphous solid. It's not a liquid. It has a structure somewhat similar to a liquid, but calling it "a liquid which doesn't flow" is like calling a tank "an aeroplane that doesn't fly".

"In private" in the sense "outside of their TV and press including it in their message". Those of us who live outside the Chinese and Russian infobubbles know.

>it would make the war much easier and with the latest promised delivery of modern tanks it may cross the line.

You mean following NATO's shock-and-awe conventional retaliation? They are not that dumb.

Putin is not going to use a tactical nuke because (a) Modi and Xi told him in private that's their red line and they won't support him if he does, (b) see above -- loss of Black Sea fleet at minimum, (c) a decapitation strike against him is then on the table.

You need three people acting unison to fire a strategic nuke, Putin being only one of them. These people have families, properties and lives they don't want to lose.

Some do, some don't. There's a pretty recent well-known virus that doesn't have DNA. Something with a corona in the name. The corresponding disease is COVID-19.

The structure of the protein is dictated by what the valence electrons do. Electrons are too light to be treated classically - their de Broglie wavelength is about 0.1nm. That means you need quantum mechanics to figure out what they're going to do (electronic structure).

... that we know of.

It's mostly anatibacterial for the reason you stated. But, it also contains methylglyoxal and hydrogen peroxide -- both are antibacterial.

>Buddism, on the other hand, arose around the same time as Islam,

You're off by some 11 centuries.

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Fair enough.

I certainly agree that there are much better ways. I just didn't think water consumption would be the smoking gun.

>IRS is pretty smart and will look at water consumption rates

You run the machines with no load, and consume water, no?

Rule 8: Don't Guess

>high proof liquors just burn too much.

That, Sir, is in the mouth of the bequaffer.

Exercise, weed, meditation, dancing like no-one's watching, sex, and combinations thereof.

>We thought it was dinosaurs

No one thought that ever. Oil was produced from marine organisms, not dinosaurs, about 300M years ago, which was about 70M years before the first dinosaurs.

Depends on how much sugar in how much water. But not a lot.

> Eggs are 10-11% glutamic acid.

Nope. Eggs are 0.12% glutamic acid.

Source: Youssef A. Attia; Mohammed A. Al-Harthi; Mohamed A. Korish and Mohamed H. Shiboob, Protein and Amino Acid Content in Four Brands of Commercial Table Eggs in Retail Markets in Relation to Human Requirements, Animals (Basel), 2020.

This doesn't create multiple accounts. It's still one account with multiple address aliases.

Reduce caffeine intake and find a more disgusting nail polish.