My guess is that people won't care. Heck, much of today's generation doesn't give a hoot about anything before 2000.
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Quadman2
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To a point, I suppose you're correct, Mr. B. Unless the "Blame Factor" comes into effect...the "sins of our fathers" and all that way of thinking.
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At work, we were talking about the greatest college basketball teams. I mentioned "Phi Slamma Jamma." These experts, who are THE authorities on basketball, had no idea what I was talking about.
I went back to work.
I went back to work.
Lord Patrick
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You are going to die anyway, so make sure it's not from boredom.
They all blame the boomers ! That seems popular today !To a point, I suppose you're correct, Mr. B. Unless the "Blame Factor" comes into effect...the "sins of our fathers" and all that way of thinking.
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I'm betting AI will be another blip on the radar. Maybe a larger blip than others.
There are more fun things we don't even know about today, down the road.
Quadman2
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I'm betting AI will be another blip on the radar. Maybe a larger blip than others.
You haven't seen the "Terminator" movie series?
If it's in the movies...it's gotta be true!
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Was "The Terminator" 50 ohms or 75?
I saw the old-school 300-ohm one.
SolderIron
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One can try but somehow end up with 0 ohm
The Short Circuit of life!
As my wife would say "mosterer". As in I love you mosterer.
usedto
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A school teacher was talking to her 5th grade class about the benefits of doing a yearbook.
"50 years from now, you can look at the yearbook and say, 'There's Bobby - he's a doctor, there's Jimmy - he's a lawyer, there's Susie - she's a nurse. and......"
Little Johnny in the back of the room said, "......and there's teacher - she's dead."
SolderIron
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The teacher continues' there's johnny - he's an undertaker...'
Quadman2
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Well played, Sir.
There's a lesson within, and perhaps a glimpse of the future in her "retort"! In more ways than one.
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Quadman2
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In college, we got to play with the new-fangled electron microscope. The resolution was at the angstrom level, which could detect the molecular difference of one DNA matched pair from another. Pretty impressive for a long time ago.Then there's "miniscule", which is even smallerer!
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Quadman2
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And...did you do a personal test to determine for either Neanderthal or Homo Sapiens?
Just curious is all.
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