Come and check out my blog post on 10 cool facts, opinions, and ideas on my topic. If you want to add something tweet me and I will make sure to add it as soon as possible.
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@RealityTheorist The sugar cube computer may be small but it only produces 10 bits of data per second. That's very little compared to the computers we have now, that can run on 64 bits. Size doesn't matter if it has no computing power. Then again, To create a simulation it would cost a fortune.
@tech_on_society@Addiction2Megan Do you think that its a bad thing that they spend a lot of time on electronics on there free time. How much time is too much?
Very interesting and concerning article at the same time. Hope you guys have time to check it out. the WiFi in our #schools, gives off 3 times the amount of #radiation in cell towers. #school#radiation
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@RealityTheorist Because its so effective at killing the cancer cells. Just remember that all three of theses types of radiation are pretty harmful to you body. If the dose is high enough.
@RealityTheorist Alpha radiation is mainly used in smoke detectors, its also used in a few more things but they aren't really that important. Beta radiation is used in certain treatments for cancer. Some examples are eye and bone cancer. Gamma radiation is one of the main ways to treat cancer.
@endbullying_1 Definitely, everyone can get bullied. It doesn't have to be making fun of there house or there car. it could be physical, verbal, or they can even be bullied online. Just because your grown up doesn't mean no one will ever be hateful or abusive towards you.
@ChildLabour_ Thanks, this was a great video, with lots of information. If you were wondering it does relate to my topic. Sadly, im pretty sure I have already posted something related to this.
@RealityTheorist Check out this link. It shows how its impossible for us to be in a simulation. Then again I don't really believe in the substrate independence either, I think im in the middle.
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@humanrights62 Your right, they are probably exposed to 10 times the amount of radiation we are. Yet they have no way of protecting themselves, and no where to go. Then again, I don't think much is even being done to prevent this.
Some of you have been wondering what effects does radiation have on humans. Well, I have found and article that explains what really happens when animals are exposed to radiation. It also describes how certain animals spread it.
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