That's not a Maths question, it's a question about the definition of the word "corner".
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Nearly 8,000 medieval coins and 7 Bronze Age swords unearthed in Germany
Volunteer conservationists in Germany have unearthed a collection of artifacts, including Bronze Age swords, medieval coins and jewelry.
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Geometry is a branch of mathematics though, and it includes the study of shapes and their inherent properties. The question used sloppy terminology which led to the confusion (circle vs disc) but it’s fair game for a math quiz.
Crazy when considering RDR2’s main story took place in 1899, and the game itself was released just a year after that lady died. She could’ve watched the first trailer for it and been like, “Yup, lived it.”
I just found out there's no real Batman in the Watchmen movie because:
1) He's apparently already a fictional character. Look at the wall next to Owlman;
2) There was never the need. That may as well be Batman's parents being rescued by Owlman. Bruce never experiences the trauma that created Batman.
1) He's apparently already a fictional character. Look at the wall next to Owlman;
2) There was never the need. That may as well be Batman's parents being rescued by Owlman. Bruce never experiences the trauma that created Batman.
Back when I was primarily a console gamer I used to joke that the reason PC gamers think console games look bad is because they’ve developed myopia. I guess it might not be such a good joke anymore.
Whatever the case it’s a good reminder to all, especially the younger to get some outdoor time whenever possible!
The idea of an AI raised on internet content becoming self aware should be filling everyone involved in that field with the most intense existential dread. Something, something, torment nexus.
That’s not to say that peaceful, functional societies can’t exist, but just that shallow-minded greedy shitshows like the U.S. have a long way to go towards merely finding these philosophies let alone adopting them.
What Can We Learn From the World’s Most Peaceful Societies?
A multidisciplinary team of researchers is discovering what makes some societies more peaceful than others.
If you have superglue on your fingers, they become abrasive, and can clean stubborn stains off porcelain.
I didn't do that on purpose, I happened to have superglue on my fingers, and was washing them in a sink that I'd washed my hands when they'd got spraypaint on them a bit earlier and left paint stuck to the sink.
I didn't do that on purpose, I happened to have superglue on my fingers, and was washing them in a sink that I'd washed my hands when they'd got spraypaint on them a bit earlier and left paint stuck to the sink.
If you have a mobile phone and a Netflix account, like Amazon Prime and its Prime Games, there are free available Netflix games! Examples: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/g...-available-free-through-netflix/1100-6519956/
Funny, the crap sprayed on crops is now owned by one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies.
Still an improvement. Monsanto were one of the most unethical shitbag corporations around.
Time will tell. This site needs to cool it with the donations popups but it does have a point -
In the 50s and 60s, there were serious investigations into large scale engineering projects using nuclear devices, with dozens of nuclear tests in the US and USSR. They were going to make a sea level canal to link the Atlantic and Pacific, nuke paths through mountains to put in highways and all sorts of cool stuff which had to be abandoned due to the radiation issue.
Ah, the optimism or yesteryear.
Ah, the optimism or yesteryear.