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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 12:36:07 AM

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Go read the post again.

At which point did I defend anyone? Go read again. I was making fun of him. I was contradicting everyone.

Reading is fundamental.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 12:53:28 AM

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While surfing around I noted a certain paragraph.

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CRISPR stands for “clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats”—clusters of brief DNA sequences that read similarly forward and backward, which are found in many types of bacteria. Scientists first observed the puzzling DNA segments in the 1980s but didn’t understand for almost two decades that they are part of a bacterial defense system. When a virus attacks, bacteria can incorporate sequences of viral DNA into their own genetic material, sandwiching them between the repetitive segments. The next time the bacteria encounter that virus, they use the DNA in these clusters to make RNAs that recognize the matching viral sequences. A protein attached to one of these RNAs then cuts up the viral DNA.

"Hang on." I said, "I should read that again." So I did. The article is here :

http://www.technologyreview.com/review/524451/genome-surgery/

Might be worth your time and on topic, because, If Aliens from beyond the Bowling Alley invaded and monkeyed with the monkeys, they wouldn't have to know much more about genetics than we know now.

Also, the bacteria under discussion seem pretty capable genetic engineers, though they seem to have no brains at all. The lateral transfer of genetic code by force seems to differ radically from Evolution as described in Darwin's Thesis. For one thing, reproduction is not the gene transfer mechanism. For another, the code is chosen based on the use it can be put to. Nothing random about it. That says a lot about the possibilities, in regard genetic surgery.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 12:58:38 AM

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Gold is a super conductor of electricity. It is not a superconductor of electricity.

Yeah, sorry. Don't see the joke there. And I don't know about others, but I took that statement as defending MrRogers

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 5:37:48 PM

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Gold is a super conductor of electricity. It is not a superconductor of electricity.

Yeah, sorry. Don't see the joke there. And I don't know about others, but I took that statement as defending MrRogers

Certainly not a big deal.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 5:43:47 PM

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Thanks......That explains WHY it was used for coinage but apart from that, what other uses could it be put to ? Yes, it didn't corrode easily but so what ? What could you use it for ? A non-corroding but very bendy spear head maybe ? *smile*. basically it was totally useless apart from as a decoration or as coinage.

Gold is used in computer parts and other technological stuff because of its non corroding properties.

Gold is also a super conductor of electricity.

Uhm, do you even know what superconductivity means??? Obviously not, if you think gold is one

Look it up man.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 5:48:34 PM

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One last thing, to the OP:

The Truth is Out There.
The Lies Are In Your Head.

I put up a summary of a book on the speculation that there may have been ancient genetic manipulation of humans and as a result I now have lies in my head ?

Any truth out anywhere needs to be found and thus considered, i.e., researched or it may never be determined...as is the truth.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 5:49:15 PM

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Thanks......That explains WHY it was used for coinage but apart from that, what other uses could it be put to ? Yes, it didn't corrode easily but so what ? What could you use it for ? A non-corroding but very bendy spear head maybe ? *smile*. basically it was totally useless apart from as a decoration or as coinage.

Gold is used in computer parts and other technological stuff because of its non corroding properties.

Gold is also a super conductor of electricity.

Uhm, do you even know what superconductivity means??? Obviously not, if you think gold is one

Look it up man.

No need for me to. It is not. Gold is just under 2.5 x 10^-8 ohms per meter while copper is around 1.7 x 10^-8 ohms per meter so gold is just a good conductor but it definitely has losses and its only real advantage over copper is it doesn't corrode.

A superconductor would have resistance way way less than 10^-8 ohm per meter.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 5:59:46 PM

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ORIGINAL: Dvr22999874

Thanks......That explains WHY it was used for coinage but apart from that, what other uses could it be put to ? Yes, it didn't corrode easily but so what ? What could you use it for ? A non-corroding but very bendy spear head maybe ? *smile*. basically it was totally useless apart from as a decoration or as coinage.

Gold is used in computer parts and other technological stuff because of its non corroding properties.

Gold is also a super conductor of electricity.

Uhm, do you even know what superconductivity means??? Obviously not, if you think gold is one

Look it up man.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_superconductors Uhm, ok, if you have a page that lists gold as one, put your money where your mouth is. Cause here is a list of superconductor materials, and guess what, gold ain't one of em. Come on man, if you are going to switch from alien invasions and hack DNA to actual science debates, you really need to bring your A game...

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 6:48:33 PM

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Thanks......That explains WHY it was used for coinage but apart from that, what other uses could it be put to ? Yes, it didn't corrode easily but so what ? What could you use it for ? A non-corroding but very bendy spear head maybe ? *smile*. basically it was totally useless apart from as a decoration or as coinage.

Gold is used in computer parts and other technological stuff because of its non corroding properties.

Gold is also a super conductor of electricity.

Uhm, do you even know what superconductivity means??? Obviously not, if you think gold is one

Look it up man.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_superconductors Uhm, ok, if you have a page that lists gold as one, put your money where your mouth is. Cause here is a list of superconductor materials, and guess what, gold ain't one of em. Come on man, if you are going to switch from alien invasions and hack DNA to actual science debates, you really need to bring your A game...

First of all, to reference a summary about a book speculating about ancient genetic manipulation is not suggesting some sort of an alien invasion.

Superconductivity is arrived at by temperature (almost always extreme cold) manipulations and the strictest definition of which is still theory. The two best room temp. conductors are sliver and gold. Gold does become a superconductor at an estimated 799 deg. F...theoretically speaking. BCS theory.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 7:00:31 PM

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Thanks......That explains WHY it was used for coinage but apart from that, what other uses could it be put to ? Yes, it didn't corrode easily but so what ? What could you use it for ? A non-corroding but very bendy spear head maybe ? *smile*. basically it was totally useless apart from as a decoration or as coinage.

Gold is used in computer parts and other technological stuff because of its non corroding properties.

Gold is also a super conductor of electricity.

Uhm, do you even know what superconductivity means??? Obviously not, if you think gold is one

Look it up man.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_superconductors Uhm, ok, if you have a page that lists gold as one, put your money where your mouth is. Cause here is a list of superconductor materials, and guess what, gold ain't one of em. Come on man, if you are going to switch from alien invasions and hack DNA to actual science debates, you really need to bring your A game...

First of all, to reference a summary about a book speculating about ancient genetic manipulation is not suggesting some sort of an alien invasion.

Superconductivity is arrived at by temperature and pressure manipulations. The two best room temp. conductors are sliver and gold. Gold does become a superconductor at an estimated 799 deg. F

And once again, stop talking out of your ass and show your proof. Otherwise shut it. I can say the sky on venus is made of cotton candy if I want. But without proof, I am just making crap up. Welcome to the wonderful world of scientific debate my friend. Put up or shut up

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 8:53:16 PM

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Superconductivity is arrived at by temperature (almost always extreme cold) manipulations and the strictest definition of which is still theory. The two best room temp. conductors are sliver and gold. Gold does become a superconductor at an estimated 799 deg. F...theoretically speaking. BCS theory.

At room temps copper is a better conductor than gold.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 9:14:10 PM

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Look superconductor was a bad word as all superconductivity is theory (BSC theory) of zero resistance with the lowest resistance and the greatest conductivity achieved only at super low temp.

According to the charts looks like mercury is the best conductor. Gold is up there and the hi-end metal for consumer products and electrical applications.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 10:14:46 PM

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Look superconductor was a bad word as all superconductivity is theory (BSC theory) of zero resistance with the lowest resistance and the greatest conductivity achieved only at super low temp.

According to the charts looks like mercury is the best conductor. Gold is up there and the hi-end metal for consumer products and electrical applications.

Theory??? No offence, but are you a moron? My god, no wonder you think Raiders of the Lost Ark was based on fact. Let me say this really slow for you, ok? S u p e r c o n d u c t o r s are not theory, ok sunshine? Here, here is a youtube video for you kiddo, grab some popcorn and watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VGACLNfZ8s And before you say it, no, the Illuminati or the Freemasons didn't fake this video, aliens did implant spores into youtube CEOs to manufacture evidence. This is a real, honest to goodness actual functioning superconductor bubala. Go back to whatever conspiracy theory of the week you were spouting about DNA or cro magnon, and let the adults talk about this stuff

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/11/2014 11:52:31 PM

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Look superconductor was a bad word as all superconductivity is theory (BSC theory) of zero resistance with the lowest resistance and the greatest conductivity achieved only at super low temp.

According to the charts looks like mercury is the best conductor. Gold is up there and the hi-end metal for consumer products and electrical applications.

Theory??? No offence, but are you a moron? My god, no wonder you think Raiders of the Lost Ark was based on fact. Let me say this really slow for you, ok? S u p e r c o n d u c t o r s are not theory, ok sunshine? Here, here is a youtube video for you kiddo, grab some popcorn and watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VGACLNfZ8s And before you say it, no, the Illuminati or the Freemasons didn't fake this video, aliens did implant spores into youtube CEOs to manufacture evidence. This is a real, honest to goodness actual functioning superconductor bubala. Go back to whatever conspiracy theory of the week you were spouting about DNA or cro magnon, and let the adults talk about this stuff

Are being deliberately obtuse ? Even Tesla's theories about electricity and sound have been proven and yes we have laboratory superconductivity, It's practical use is still in theoretical stage. All of the superconductivity including your youtube has shown us no such practical use and is conducted only temp. way way below zero F.

Plus the Meissner effect is not 'ordinary electromagnetic induction'. There is no practical electrical conductivity in use.

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/12/2014 12:10:22 AM

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Look superconductor was a bad word as all superconductivity is theory (BSC theory) of zero resistance with the lowest resistance and the greatest conductivity achieved only at super low temp.

According to the charts looks like mercury is the best conductor. Gold is up there and the hi-end metal for consumer products and electrical applications.

Theory??? No offence, but are you a moron? My god, no wonder you think Raiders of the Lost Ark was based on fact. Let me say this really slow for you, ok? S u p e r c o n d u c t o r s are not theory, ok sunshine? Here, here is a youtube video for you kiddo, grab some popcorn and watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VGACLNfZ8s And before you say it, no, the Illuminati or the Freemasons didn't fake this video, aliens did implant spores into youtube CEOs to manufacture evidence. This is a real, honest to goodness actual functioning superconductor bubala. Go back to whatever conspiracy theory of the week you were spouting about DNA or cro magnon, and let the adults talk about this stuff

Are being deliberately obtuse ? Even Tesla's theories about electricity and sound have been proven and yes we have laboratory superconductivity, It's practical use is still in theoretical stage. All of the superconductivity including your youtube has shown us no such practical use and is conducted only temp. way way below zero F.

Plus the Meissner effect is not 'ordinary electromagnetic induction'. There is no practical electrical conductivity in use.

Just... stop talking

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/12/2014 11:27:04 AM

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You underestimate the importance of gold to Godlike beings from outer space.
It's what the well dressed Celestial is wearing this and every other season:

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RE: Gods of the New Millennium - 2/12/2014 12:03:33 PM

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