I’m not arguing for or against, just saying that there is no path on deciding what the author meant because we don’t even know who wrote it and they are long dead anyway. And there is nothing to study in nature because it was all fiction.
There is a original writer on startrek. They could recon Sisco to a tea lover tomorrow. The Bible is more like meme history, there is no regulating mechanism other than popularity. If you made the apple a banana tomorrow and most people agreed, it would be a banana and you would be right.
Of course, and I did not shit on any beliefs. I only commented on the phrasing that you chose, namely “what the fruit was”. Even if you were talking about a short story fan fiction this would be the same situation.
The story had dozens of authors and rewrites. There is no correct answer. Possibly some authors and editors would give you different answers. My take is that there is no correct answer to be found and we can’t rely on checking facts of the event.
Good thing there never was any apple because it’s all fantasy improv. Just decide on a fruit and you are as right as everybody else.
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Good thing they are phasing out local accounts, then.
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The signer gets the service because they paid for it. Mostly these are changed after people already bought the stuff.
Because if the types are correct, it’s mostly bug free already, right?
And these machines are going to upgrade to kernel 6.8?
Compounding is by definition modular. Vorschlaghammergesicht.
AFAIK without any greenhouse gasses the temperature would be about -18 °C so 20% of about 45 is 9° C which is a drop from +25 to about +16 which is quite cold but not exactly humanity ending cold, right?
This is the funny thing. You don’t. It has to be informed consent. ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪
I assume that the other greenhouse gasses would still be plenty good at their job. Why do you assume that the drop would be catastrophic?
Still makes the world better, just not for humans ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Remove the ability of carbon dioxide to act as a greenhouse gas.
So pretty much just an extension of GDPR. Sounds good.
no… just… no.