> So, 80 years ago, you killed off everyone you didn’t like–even people who had caused you no harm

>”you”

No not “you” the German government is different now. Your argument makes no sense.

I don’t believe this person was talking about naturally occurring toxic materials. I think they meant venoms, or poisons originating from animals. Either way I would agree lead can be deadly in high doses, but is much harder to poison someone with than Novichok. Not a very good tool for assassins.

If you’re talking about the Blue Ringed octopus, then the treatment is to get put on a ventilator until the venom leaves your system. Symptoms are pretty noticeable, and respiratory depression is what kills you.

As long as you’re at a hospital in time, approx 30 min, they would start treating those symptoms regardless of knowledge of the source , taking the guesswork away.

Just to respond to your earlier statement. Novichok is very deadly, and does kill people most of the time. There is no cure, only treatment, and it does cause long term damage for many people who survive. If you’re wondering why the Russians use it, it’s because it’s easy to administer to someone, and it’s distinctly Russian, meaning they can use it as a political tool, to spread fear.

Tell me which animal poison kills “for certain and very fast” once timely medical attention is administered.

So then it’s not really methamphetamine

Honest question, what are we to do with this information?

The liberals got more seats than the conservatives.

They stop in the US and don't leave

> 2 particles are created out of the field at the event horizo, the black hole looses the energy/mass [as they are interchangeable] of 2 particles.

If the particles are created outside of the black hole, at the event horizon. How is it the black hole losing mass? These particles did not originate from the blackhole, they originated in the space many miles away from the blackhole. From my understanding of what you said the blackhole would be purely gaining mass.

My understanding of this was that there was some kind of bias to pull antimatter in over the event horizon, shrinking the black hole. Although I don’t understand how’s it works. Am I wrong to make this assumption?