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originally posted by: 777Vader
a reply to: Guyfriday
I think you can get a powerful ignition from hitting one of those concrete lane dividers if it caught the motor or ATF oil pan and aerosolized the oil with a big spark.
originally posted by: loveguy
a reply to: FarmerSimulation
Michael Hastings and Tiger Woods, though Tiger survived, both times. đ
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originally posted by: cherokeetroy
I just wanted to share this video with you guys of these amazing cymatic patterns. So beautiful
W - hat is coded in your DNA?
W -- ho put it there?
W --- hy?
Mankind is repressed.
W ---- e will be repressed no more.
I-----nformation is knowledge.
K------nowledge is power.
I-------nformation is power.
H ow do you protect your DNA?
T here is a war for your DNA.
P rotect your DNA.
Ascension.
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The hypothalamicâpituitaryâadrenal axis (HPA axis or HTPA axis)
Police are using 3D-scanning technology to digitally recreate and find the cause of a deadly high-speed crash this week that sparked panic at a Niagara Falls border checkpoint.
âThey take it to the scene, it scans the scene and reproduces a 3D image for them to work on of the entire scene,â Niagara Falls Police Department Chief John Faso told NBC-affiliate WGRZ.
Faso, whose department is overseeing the probe, also said it will be a âmonumental taskâ to get an accurate view of the crash using the new tech.
âThis is not something thatâs going to happen overnight,â Faso said during the Friday interview.
One piece of evidence that will be critical for the investigation is the carâs Event Data Recorder, said automotive analyst Lauren Fix.
The device is similar to an aircraftâs âblack box,â maintaining a significant amount of information about how it was driven.
âIt knows steering input, because we have steer by wire, it has accelerator information,â she told WGRZ. âIt would tell you if the pedal was put to the floor.â
âThey could actually see that the driver applied the accelerator pedal, not unintentionally, then it could have been [possibly] a medical issue,â Fix said. âTheyâre going to have to make a decision based on the knowledge that they have.â
originally posted by: Thoughtful3
a reply to: Crazierfox
Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I am now oven equipped.
It was a close one.
Now for some weirdness. I'm not certain what to make of this. Compliments of Chief Nerd.
Mystery Illness in Children in China
They claim it may be walking pneumonia that can turn into pneumonia. My first thought was that the children have been weakened because of lack of exposure to normal viruses due to all the lockdowns. Would they go to the extreme and release something more contagious?
China is now somewhat infamous in exploiting certain "situations' to their advantage. We will need to keep an eye on this one.
If the people believe that is the case there may be some interesting times ahead. Enough is enough.
Artificial intelligence employed by the U.S. military has piloted pint-sized surveillance drones in special operations forcesâ missions and helped Ukraine in its war against Russia. It tracks soldiersâ fitness, predicts when Air Force planes need maintenance and helps keep tabs on rivals in space.
Now, the Pentagon is intent on fielding multiple thousands of relatively inexpensive, expendable AI-enabled autonomous vehicles by 2026 to keep pace with China. The ambitious initiative â dubbed Replicator â seeks to âgalvanize progress in the too-slow shift of U.S. military innovation to leverage platforms that are small, smart, cheap, and many,â Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks said in August.
While its funding is uncertain and details vague, Replicator is expected to accelerate hard decisions on what AI tech is mature and trustworthy enough to deploy - including on weaponized systems.
There is little dispute among scientists, industry experts and Pentagon officials that the U.S. will within the next few years have fully autonomous lethal weapons. And though officials insist humans will always be in control, experts say advances in data-processing speed and machine-to-machine communications will inevitably relegate people to supervisory roles.
Thatâs especially true if, as expected, lethal weapons are deployed en masse in drone swarms. Many countries are working on them â and neither China, Russia, Iran, India or Pakistan have signed a U.S.-initiated pledge to use military AI responsibly.