@OMApproach The cell wall thickness of carbon-based life is the limiting factor on size, since cell walls must retain permeability.
The upper limit has been reached by the largest dinosaurs and modern animals like the blue whale. Plants have a thicker cell wall, eg giant sequoia redwoods.
@AnmolMD@JacquesMcP41820 The first Europeans did not kill First Nations for land. The FN's worked with both the British and the French in the fur trade for about 200 years. Canadian history is not U.S. history. My ancestors were in this country before your silly little cult was even invented.
@ChiefEngineerCE@DalitDetector I loaded Linux Mint as a duel boot with Windows 10. I use Mint about 95% of the time. If your use consists of mainly online applications Linux is far better. Windows is basically Nag-ware.
All developers should be making Linux compatible software.
@ChrisMartzWX Clinton's communication act allowed the consolidation and monopolisation of radio stations. Independent radio disappeared. Rather than the stations playing music for the local population, playlists were dictated in distant corporate boardrooms. See: Rick Beato for more details.
@capeandcowell Hear me out-you tell them there IS a free brothel full of little girls; but not about the trap-door at the entrance.
Roaches check in, but they don't check out...
@ATC_1984@RealTrouble_Man Check out this Gorgosaurus from the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta--a rare complete fossil found with the bones arranged as in life--looks like he had a bad day.
https://t.co/dp681PCiqF
@jsolomonReports This all leads back to the UN directive on "Natural Forest Management" which forbade clearing overgrown brush, clear-cut fire breaks and decades of silvaculture science.
Every problem in Canada from un-checked immigration to carbon tax, tracks back to UN directives--all of it.