This is pretty cool. I'm actually coming from the other side though, trying to learn Japanese as an English speaker, and while I can read the Hiragana and Katakana just fine, the Kanji definitely takes

Ah, Gorilla Glass. I just looked it up, and it is orders of magnitude better than regular glass. In terms of hardness, it's a tiny bit softer than quartz, and apparently it's actually not too expensive

But you have to consider that you're going to have vehicles driving on it, like all the time, as well as the fact that solar panels generate a lot less energy when laid flat on the ground, versus at a

That's very cool interesting. I'd imagine the water cooling aspect would definitely help a lot, though one area that seems to be overlooked is the space above roadways. Of course, there is the caveat of

You're welcome :) Feel free to let me know if you have any more questions. I'm not an expert, but I should be able to help with most things.

Most people use steemit.chat, registering for that site with the same username they use here.

Thank you! I try to be informative when I post things, so I'm glad it's appreciated.

The way Quantum Entanglement works is actually a bit different from what you described. Essentially, every particle has a spin, a value that isn't necessarily the particle actually spinning the way we

Well, now I feel rather foolish. Thank you for pointing out my mistakes, though.

While it's mentioned in the video, this approach of instructing the viewer what steps to take towards what one would normally wish to avoid is quite interesting, being much more impactful than just stating

Apple wants to teach people how to use their proprietary programming languages and tools to produce applications for their proprietary devices. I'm not stating that it's either good or bad, but it's pretty

It took a while for me to solve, but it's definitely possible.

From the video, it sounds like they want to implement it as a safer alternative to incubators for babies that need it. It looks scary, sure, but a lot of medical procedures are similar in that regard.

Got any sources on those?

If you can afford it, a house-wide water softener and reverse-osmosis filter can be a good investment, even if just for how much less you will end up spending on soap.

For myself, it's a desire to learn and to teach, as well as to help others in the hope that I'll leave the world a better place than it was when I arrived. There's something alluring to me about discovering

You're welcome. Steemit has a lot of potential as a platform, and I saw this as one way that I could contribute.

From what I understand, the way the blockchain works means that the info is available to anyone who wants to go digging through it, so even if it weren't visible on websites or apps that read through all

I'm not the person who made the post, but it looks like a fractal of some sort.

They're actually rather helpful, as they eat other bugs that get into your house, but they definitely look creepier than a lot of other bugs out there. No problem for the info, and thanks for the follow.