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qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: that's why Cameron can be accurately called a fascist, a totalitarian | Aug 17 00:06 |
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qu1j0t3 | he fully intends to dilute civil rights, he even comes out and says it | Aug 17 00:06 |
qu1j0t3 | same as Bush/Cheney admin did | Aug 17 00:06 |
qu1j0t3 | after 9/11 | Aug 17 00:06 |
qu1j0t3 | just waiting for the excuse | Aug 17 00:06 |
qu1j0t3 | you notice how this is a prepared agenda/ | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | there's nothing new in his proposals | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | it's all stuff they wanted to do but needed the trigger | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | same as 9/11 | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | or G20 | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | (we now have acoustic weapons and CCTV in TO) | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | (and rubber bullets are used on students) | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | (and pre-emptive arrest) | Aug 17 00:07 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: soon they will be torturing the arrested rioters "for intelligence" | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | "to prevent more damage" | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | if they're not doing it already | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | they don't want laws against torture | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | "we need all options on the table" | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | "these people are the worst of the worst" | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | "they have no rights" | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | "they gave away their rights when they came on to the street" | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | public space | Aug 17 00:08 |
qu1j0t3 | arson is a crime but creating and tormenting a dispossessed class is not (Palestine, Muslims, Afghanis) | Aug 17 00:10 |
qu1j0t3 | (British underclass.. not a new concept) | Aug 17 00:14 |
qu1j0t3 | there's only a small underclass here, and they cause little trouble, so the enemy here is the middle class | Aug 17 00:15 |
qu1j0t3 | trying to brand them as socialists, communists, anarchists | Aug 17 00:15 |
qu1j0t3 | in order to justify billion-dollar security spending | Aug 17 00:15 |
qu1j0t3 | and new prisons | Aug 17 00:16 |
qu1j0t3 | the prison industry is the federal govt's major priority | Aug 17 00:16 |
qu1j0t3 | nobody wants it | Aug 17 00:16 |
qu1j0t3 | except for presumably some plutocrats | Aug 17 00:16 |
qu1j0t3 | with US connections | Aug 17 00:16 |
schestowitz | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOrom8w5VhM | Aug 17 00:37 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: For Boogie. - YouTube .::. Size~: 101.09 KB | Aug 17 00:37 |
schestowitz | hmmm... Wall Street Journal reporter wishes to speak to me | Aug 17 00:52 |
schestowitz | About a patent troll | Aug 17 00:52 |
schestowitz | it's a Murdoch paper | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | But influential | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > Hi Roy, | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > I’m a reporter with Dow Jones Newswires and I’m writing about Jay Walker | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > and Walker Digital – I see that you’ve written about Walker Digital’s | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > litigation here: | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > http://techrights.org/2011/04/13/trolls-with-sense-of-entitlement/#hide | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 00:56 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Nothing found for 2011 04 13 Trolls-with-sense-of-entitlement #hide .::. Size~: 47.33 KB | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > Just wondering if your opinion has changed at since writing this? Do you | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | > think you might have a moment to talk? | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | Hi John, | Aug 17 00:56 |
schestowitz | My opinion has not changed since I wrote that post (one among several about Walker). I would be happy to talk. My phone number is 0044 161 xxxx. I go to bed right now (1AM here in the UK) and can also respond by E-mail. | Aug 17 00:56 |
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schestowitz | http://imgur.com/gallery/X0nPu | Aug 17 07:42 |
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schestowitz | https://twitter.com/CarlaSchroder/status/103638572225134593 | Aug 17 08:01 |
TechrightsSocial | @CarlaSchroder: @schestowitz Now don't be expecting actual content. Picky picky. | Aug 17 08:01 |
schestowitz | re "Surely there are better things for Linux sites to cover http://t.co/HtnDfkT http://t.co/opqMbF3 have they run out of subjects?" | Aug 17 08:01 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: What Color is Your Car? | Linux Journal .::. Size~: 65.88 KB | Aug 17 08:01 |
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schestowitz | Yesterday was a dry day... news-wise. Monday too. | Aug 17 08:02 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/the1president/status/103708049516138497 | Aug 17 08:02 |
TechrightsSocial | @the1president: @schestowitz most police are hitlers who crave the powers of dr Iranian counterpart. Y comment on sentencing anyway - separation of powers? | Aug 17 08:02 |
schestowitz | http://blog.oup.com/2011/08/philanthropic-foundations/ | Aug 17 08:19 |
schestowitz | "More critical commentary about foundations occurs on blogs (for example, techrights and Seattle Education.)" | Aug 17 08:19 |
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schestowitz | "Perhaps the lack of criticism by public health professionals is due to conflict of interests arising from the ubiquitous and large amount of foundation funding3 for public health programs and researchers. Public health professionals and organizations may be fearful of loss of funding or denial of application for funds for criticizing the foundations. Because foundations are sometimes in partnership the reaction to such | Aug 17 08:21 |
schestowitz | critical analysis could easily diffuse across foundations and put a critic at risk at multiple foundations. Some philanthrocapitalists are sensitive to criticism and find it incredulous that anyone would consider them anything other than heroes whose financial and technological innovations they believe represent the future.[21] They isolate themselves and become more closely associated with the other wealthy around the world | Aug 17 08:21 |
schestowitz | than they are to average members of society and to their own country, and seem to scorn the middle class.[21]" | Aug 17 08:21 |
schestowitz | https://identi.ca/notice/80973742 | Aug 17 08:49 |
TechrightsSocial | @Laurel L. Russwurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Aug-11 07:45:24 UTC - Identi.ca: congratulations @schestowitz ... you've done some great work with !techrights so it is not undeserved :) | Aug 17 08:49 |
schestowitz | Nice to hear | Aug 17 08:49 |
schestowitz | https://identi.ca/notice/80973067 | Aug 17 08:49 |
TechrightsSocial | @satipera (satipera)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Aug-11 07:24:23 UTC - Identi.ca: @schestowitz Did you give them a quote? | Aug 17 08:49 |
schestowitz | Not yet. It was 1am, was about to sleep | Aug 17 08:50 |
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schestowitz | Hm... | Aug 17 09:31 |
schestowitz | Just had to restart the Debian box here... | Aug 17 09:31 |
schestowitz | Sort of became unresponsive | Aug 17 09:31 |
schestowitz | Which is odd... cause unknown | Aug 17 09:31 |
schestowitz | I now run the program from another use account, having soles other problems with other permissions on the Texas database directory. | Aug 17 09:46 |
schestowitz | I run it from Debian | Aug 17 09:46 |
qu1j0t3 | 'They isolate themselves and become more closely │ | Aug 17 12:21 |
qu1j0t3 | associated with the other wealthy' | Aug 17 12:21 |
qu1j0t3 | this is automatic, it's not about criticism | Aug 17 12:21 |
qu1j0t3 | criticism is just ignored. actually they want to disallow it. | Aug 17 12:21 |
qu1j0t3 | it doesn't fit into their vision | Aug 17 12:21 |
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qu1j0t3 | sebsebseb: | Aug 17 15:54 |
sebsebseb | qu1j0t3: | Aug 17 16:00 |
ender_2600 | sebsebseb qu1j0t3 | Aug 17 17:13 |
sebsebseb | ender_2600: qu1j0t3 | Aug 17 17:13 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/qu1j0t3/status/103794711998894080 | Aug 17 17:29 |
TechrightsSocial | @qu1j0t3: @schestowitz Yes, good point. But there is an obsolescence incentive in the US MIC, hilariously enough. Since it's built on profit motive. | Aug 17 17:29 |
schestowitz | The public is an externality | Aug 17 17:29 |
schestowitz | sebsebseb: we are organising a campaign | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | A friend of mine | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | Peaceful | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | And no charged/loaded terms | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | As my friend thought about using some | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | It's a leaflet based one | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | in town centre | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | And there's no secret about it | Aug 17 17:30 |
schestowitz | My friend wanted to humorously used words like carpet-bombing flyers | Aug 17 17:31 |
schestowitz | But I said it would just make it easier to smear us | Aug 17 17:31 |
schestowitz | Just read http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/mi5-called-in-to-find-organisers-of-riots-20110816-1iw8r.html | Aug 17 17:31 |
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schestowitz | https://twitter.com/CarlaSchroder/status/103837153552896000 | Aug 17 17:34 |
TechrightsSocial | @CarlaSchroder: @schestowitz Not so dry that a Linux publication runs a poll on 'your car color.' What next, fashion tips? | Aug 17 17:34 |
schestowitz | Yes, that was a bit strange. Linux Journal in general is very quiet now; even its editor is not visible. | Aug 17 17:35 |
ender_2600 | http://qubitarkhive.com/2011/08/17/anti-satellite-asat-system-for-dumbasses-pt1/ | Aug 17 17:36 |
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schestowitz | meh | Aug 17 17:47 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: your section with the long videos.. | Aug 17 17:47 |
schestowitz | I started watching it | Aug 17 17:47 |
schestowitz | But it contains some crazy claims, disinformation | Aug 17 17:47 |
schestowitz | qu1j0t3: re http://www.realliberalchristianchurch.org/2011/08/17/fukushima-radioactive-rain-falls-in-toronto-canada-at-dangerous-levels-20000-cpm-aug-14-2011.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter | Aug 17 17:47 |
TechrightsSocial | Title: Fukushima? Radioactive Rain falls in Toronto, Canada at DANGEROUS levels (20,000 CPM) Aug 14 2011 | RealLiberalChristianChurch.org .::. Size~: 103.97 KB | Aug 17 17:47 |
schestowitz | Is this source reliable at all? | Aug 17 17:47 |
schestowitz | I'm surprised you would link it | Aug 17 17:47 |
ender_2600 | my section with long videos? | Aug 17 17:49 |
ender_2600 | http://qubitarkhive.com/video/ ? | Aug 17 17:50 |
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ender_2600 | 13:36 < schestowitz> But it contains some crazy claims, disinformation | Aug 17 17:50 |
ender_2600 | LOL sure, name some | Aug 17 17:50 |
ender_2600 | or are you gonna run off and not back up your claims? | Aug 17 17:51 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/qu1j0t3/status/103804182246588416 | Aug 17 17:51 |
TechrightsSocial | @orwellsbastard: RT @jimbobbysez: RT @stuartsmithlaw: Fukushima now radiating everyone: SBS exposes 'unspeakable' reality http:… (cont) http://t.co/Gp7IH1L | Aug 17 17:51 |
TechrightsSocial | -> Title: Orwell's Bastard: "RT @jimbobbysez: RT @stuar…" « Deck.ly .::. Size~: 26.39 KB | Aug 17 17:51 |
ender_2600 | basicly i've already written you off as you don't even consider freemasonry a threat | Aug 17 17:51 |
schestowitz | qu1j0t3: I don;'t think the effects can get this far | Aug 17 17:51 |
ender_2600 | so why would you consider anything else | Aug 17 17:52 |
schestowitz | They scale quadratically (in reverse) | Aug 17 17:52 |
ender_2600 | plus you get all your facts from the sociopathic government | Aug 17 17:52 |
schestowitz | [17:51] <ender_2600> or are you gonna run off and not back up your claims? | Aug 17 17:52 |
schestowitz | I posted them here while I watched it | Aug 17 17:52 |
ender_2600 | what day | Aug 17 17:52 |
schestowitz | I can't remember them all now | Aug 17 17:52 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: about a week and a half afo | Aug 17 17:52 |
ender_2600 | so your gonna pull that now | Aug 17 17:52 |
schestowitz | *go | Aug 17 17:52 |
ender_2600 | 'its in the irc logs' | Aug 17 17:52 |
schestowitz | [17:51] <ender_2600> basicly i've already written you off as you don't even consider freemasonry a threat | Aug 17 17:53 |
schestowitz | Not the major one | Aug 17 17:53 |
ender_2600 | right, the major threat in your mind is capitalism | Aug 17 17:53 |
ender_2600 | and people making lots of money | Aug 17 17:53 |
schestowitz | No, not at all | Aug 17 17:53 |
schestowitz | I'm not a victim of it, either | Aug 17 17:53 |
schestowitz | It's extreme imp,emetations of it | Aug 17 17:53 |
schestowitz | Where the super rich stop paying tax | Aug 17 17:53 |
schestowitz | And companies pay no tax at all | Aug 17 17:54 |
ender_2600 | they arent | Aug 17 17:54 |
schestowitz | To "keep them at home" | Aug 17 17:54 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: you're talking about direct radiation. | Aug 17 17:54 |
ender_2600 | they ARE paying tax | Aug 17 17:54 |
schestowitz | "job creation" junk | Aug 17 17:54 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: not transported irradiants | Aug 17 17:54 |
ender_2600 | if you earn a BILLION dollars, even 1% tax is more than you are paying | Aug 17 17:54 |
schestowitz | qu1j0t3: can they travel this fast? | Aug 17 17:54 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: yes. see: Chernoby | Aug 17 17:54 |
qu1j0t3 | l | Aug 17 17:54 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: it's been months | Aug 17 17:54 |
schestowitz | ok, thanks | Aug 17 17:54 |
ender_2600 | rich people dont get access to a lot of services here in canada too | Aug 17 17:54 |
schestowitz | just catching up | Aug 17 17:54 |
ender_2600 | yet they pay more | Aug 17 17:54 |
ender_2600 | dollar for dollar | Aug 17 17:54 |
schestowitz | It's still a political week, but nothing like last week | Aug 17 17:54 |
schestowitz | and we plan a campaign this weekend | Aug 17 17:55 |
ender_2600 | but anyways | Aug 17 17:55 |
ender_2600 | now since I have to find what you're talking about we can continue this in a week | Aug 17 17:55 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: wait, does the bot word wrap tweets now??? | Aug 17 17:55 |
ender_2600 | (irc logs research) | Aug 17 17:55 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: did trmanco add this feature? | Aug 17 17:55 |
ender_2600 | if I don't find it im calling you out on it | Aug 17 17:55 |
qu1j0t3 | or maybe it's my client... #msh | Aug 17 17:55 |
ender_2600 | so if you dont want to be called out perhaps provide a date or something or a quote that I can do a text search via google with | Aug 17 17:56 |
ender_2600 | otherwise I can't guarantee finding a thing and I don't want to be accused of disinfo if I can't find it | Aug 17 17:56 |
ender_2600 | just letting you know | Aug 17 17:56 |
schestowitz | [17:55] <qu1j0t3> schestowitz: wait, does the bot word wrap tweets now??? | Aug 17 18:10 |
schestowitz | Not AFAIK | Aug 17 18:10 |
schestowitz | we could use improvemens to avoid DDOS on the bot | Aug 17 18:10 |
schestowitz | Among other things I cannot recall now | Aug 17 18:10 |
schestowitz | Someone mailed me to dsuggest URL expansion | Aug 17 18:11 |
schestowitz | No need for short URLs | Aug 17 18:11 |
schestowitz | They break | Aug 17 18:11 |
schestowitz | The mailer said it's bad for SEO | Aug 17 18:11 |
schestowitz | But that's not my main concern | Aug 17 18:11 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: iirc, one of the first issue I had was claims about the dawn of modern men | Aug 17 18:11 |
schestowitz | And a misunderstanding of evolution | Aug 17 18:11 |
schestowitz | I can;'t remember the rest at the moment | Aug 17 18:12 |
schestowitz | I wrote down as I listener for like half an hour | Aug 17 18:12 |
schestowitz | re Linux Journal | Aug 17 18:14 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/KatherineD/status/103874984023298048 | Aug 17 18:14 |
TechrightsSocial | @KatherineD: @schestowitz @CarlaSchroder yes, it was a slow day, and we were feeling frisky. :) Sometimes we like to have fun, especially @shawnp0wers. | Aug 17 18:14 |
qu1j0t3 | it's my client doing nice wrapping. somehow i never noticed before. :) | Aug 17 18:16 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: how is the bot being dos'd? | Aug 17 18:19 |
ender_2600 | 14:01 < schestowitz> And a misunderstanding of evolution | Aug 17 18:22 |
ender_2600 | thats because you dont consider the ancient genetic engineering theory | Aug 17 18:22 |
ender_2600 | you also dont consider numerology or astrology | Aug 17 18:23 |
ender_2600 | you also dont consider neanderthals were smarter | Aug 17 18:23 |
ender_2600 | you also dont consider ancient grasp of quantum mechanics | Aug 17 18:23 |
ender_2600 | no wonder its 'disinfo' | Aug 17 18:24 |
schestowitz | ancient grasp of quantum mechanics? | Aug 17 18:44 |
schestowitz | qu1j0t3: I recently came across a doctor who was delivering chef courses on the side, using his reputation in one field in order to enter another lucrative one. I am thinking of entering some physical ed business with 3 friends... | Aug 17 18:45 |
schestowitz | http://i.imgur.com/asLhp.jpg | Aug 17 18:47 |
TechrightsSocial | Not a web page! Aborting image/jpeg type | Aug 17 18:47 |
schestowitz | LOL | Aug 17 18:47 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | > On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 12:39 PM, Roy Schestowitz <r@schestowitz.com> wrote: | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | >>>> What about with 3D cameras? | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | > > They don't work in this context unless the person is very, very close to | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | > > them and not moving at all for a period of time. Stereovision doesn't | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | > > yield good enough geometry either. It's not not a tool to be used on | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | > > unwilling people; they actually have to want to be scanned. | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | Don't confuse depth \from body with face | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | *very different levels of granularity | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | finger=~210cm | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | nostril=millimetres | Aug 17 18:51 |
schestowitz | > All the cameras would require would be an infrared laser to detect | Aug 17 18:52 |
schestowitz | > depth. It has been shown to be extremely cheap to do this. It's in the | Aug 17 18:52 |
schestowitz | > xbox kinect. | Aug 17 18:52 |
schestowitz | Yes, working not on face identification | Aug 17 18:52 |
schestowitz | > The depth sensor consists of an infrared laser projector combined with | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > a monochrome CMOS sensor, which captures video data in 3D under any | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > ambient light conditions.[9][33] The sensing range of the depth sensor | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > is adjustable, and the Kinect software is capable of automatically | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > calibrating the sensor based on gameplay and the player's physical | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > environment, accommodating for the presence of furniture or other | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > obstacles.[34] | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | That can be used for tracking of movement in an environment. | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | Maybe for CCTV | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > Described by Microsoft personnel as the primary innovation of | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > Kinect,[35][36][37] the software technology enables advanced gesture | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > recognition, facial recognition and voice recognition.[38] According | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > to information supplied to retailers, Kinect is capable of | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > simultaneously tracking up to six people, including two active players | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > for motion analysis with a feature extraction of 20 joints per | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > player.[39] However, | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > PrimeSense has stated that the number of people the device can "see" | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > (but not process as players) is only limited by how many will fit in | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > the field-of-view of the camera. | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 18:53 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinect | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Range_imaging | Aug 17 18:54 |
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schestowitz | > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_scanner | Aug 17 18:54 |
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schestowitz | > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PrimeSense | Aug 17 18:54 |
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schestowitz | You use the title "Re: Facial Tracking" | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | it's not facial tracking | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | It can locate faces in the scene | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | But it cannot track pertinent parts of them or tell apart one face from many other | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | faces | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | This is a spatial thing | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | And Microsoft did not 'invent' it | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | It bought some companies I know of | Aug 17 18:54 |
schestowitz | And then combined those to make something they can mass-produce | Aug 17 18:55 |
schestowitz | The competing ones cost about $1000 and try to drive the price down | Aug 17 18:55 |
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ender_2600 | they worked with an israeli company | Aug 17 19:16 |
ender_2600 | 14:33 < schestowitz> ancient grasp of quantum mechanics? | Aug 17 19:16 |
ender_2600 | see | Aug 17 19:16 |
ender_2600 | it would have been required to do the genetic engineering | Aug 17 19:17 |
ender_2600 | the type of engineering the neanderthals did | Aug 17 19:17 |
ender_2600 | creating 'us' in their image, after their likeness but without the knowledge of 'good and evil' which is just allegory for intelligence | Aug 17 19:18 |
ender_2600 | before you go on about christianity, they plagerized their genesis story | Aug 17 19:19 |
ender_2600 | we didnt invent fire, neanderthals did - and we stole it from them like Prometheus | Aug 17 19:20 |
schestowitz | nobody invented fire | Aug 17 19:20 |
ender_2600 | of course, you just write off ancient records | Aug 17 19:20 |
schestowitz | it's a phenomenon in the universe | Aug 17 19:20 |
ender_2600 | its a convienience | Aug 17 19:20 |
ender_2600 | ugh | Aug 17 19:20 |
schestowitz | We can try to stimulate some, it's just a chain reaction that uses oxygen | Aug 17 19:20 |
ender_2600 | you know what I mean | Aug 17 19:21 |
ender_2600 | DISCOVERED how to create fire | Aug 17 19:21 |
schestowitz | there's no discovert | Aug 17 19:21 |
schestowitz | Fires always existed | Aug 17 19:21 |
ender_2600 | stop | Aug 17 19:21 |
schestowitz | Like when lightnings strike | Aug 17 19:21 |
schestowitz | people can transport fire | Aug 17 19:21 |
schestowitz | Like with a branch | Aug 17 19:21 |
ender_2600 | stop being dense | Aug 17 19:21 |
schestowitz | And later they found methods to make geat | Aug 17 19:21 |
schestowitz | To start up a fire | Aug 17 19:21 |
ender_2600 | the discovery by humans that they could use fire | Aug 17 19:22 |
schestowitz | and we know some tools that do this | Aug 17 19:22 |
ender_2600 | and create it themselves | Aug 17 19:22 |
schestowitz | With easy-to-ignote material like dry leaves | Aug 17 19:22 |
ender_2600 | the tools were invented by neanderthals | Aug 17 19:22 |
schestowitz | our predecessors | Aug 17 19:22 |
ender_2600 | neanderthals | Aug 17 19:22 |
schestowitz | He calls them a separate branch | Aug 17 19:22 |
schestowitz | We're all siblings and derivatives | Aug 17 19:22 |
schestowitz | It's a chain | Aug 17 19:23 |
ender_2600 | by genetic engineering | Aug 17 19:23 |
schestowitz | He implies they're like another species | Aug 17 19:23 |
ender_2600 | basicly yes | Aug 17 19:23 |
schestowitz | Genetic engineering? | Aug 17 19:23 |
schestowitz | You mean breeding>? | Aug 17 19:23 |
ender_2600 | why are you talking about me like im not here? | Aug 17 19:23 |
schestowitz | Like we did cows and dogs? | Aug 17 19:23 |
ender_2600 | are you incapable of understanding simple concepts Roy? | Aug 17 19:23 |
schestowitz | No | Aug 17 19:23 |
ender_2600 | no i dont mean breeding | Aug 17 19:23 |
ender_2600 | GENETIC ENGINEERING | Aug 17 19:23 |
schestowitz | Who did that? | Aug 17 19:24 |
schestowitz | Neanderthals? | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_engineering | Aug 17 19:24 |
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ender_2600 | yes | Aug 17 19:24 |
schestowitz | Proof? | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | you | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | me | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | everyone | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | we're all weak versions of neanderthals | Aug 17 19:24 |
schestowitz | we're not proof | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | with smaller brains | Aug 17 19:24 |
schestowitz | Not of genetic ENGINEERING | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | less strength | Aug 17 19:24 |
schestowitz | No | Aug 17 19:24 |
schestowitz | We get streonger | Aug 17 19:24 |
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schestowitz | I saw the lies from some religious fringe groups | Aug 17 19:24 |
ender_2600 | how does evolution make something less advanced than neanderthals? | Aug 17 19:24 |
schestowitz | That humans got smaller | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | We axctually get bigger | Aug 17 19:25 |
ender_2600 | our brains are smaller | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | You can find old armour and the size indicates that indeed people were smaller | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | And the same goes for mummies | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | We are always growing bigger | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | Our brains too got bigger | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | And our skull changes in size | Aug 17 19:25 |
ender_2600 | nope | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | Proof? | Aug 17 19:25 |
schestowitz | [19:24] <ender_2600> how does evolution make something less advanced than neanderthals? | Aug 17 19:26 |
schestowitz | ??? | Aug 17 19:26 |
ender_2600 | we're dumbed down weaker versions of them | Aug 17 19:26 |
ender_2600 | because we're slaves for them | Aug 17 19:26 |
schestowitz | "Genetic engineering, also called genetic modification, is the direct human manipulation of an organism's genome using modern DNA technology." | Aug 17 19:26 |
schestowitz | That's the opening from wikipedia | Aug 17 19:26 |
ender_2600 | yes | Aug 17 19:26 |
schestowitz | Did Neanderthals do that?>\ | Aug 17 19:26 |
ender_2600 | do you understand genetic engineering now? | Aug 17 19:26 |
ender_2600 | yes | Aug 17 19:26 |
schestowitz | "using modern DNA technology." | Aug 17 19:26 |
ender_2600 | using ancient DNA technology | Aug 17 19:27 |
schestowitz |  | Aug 17 19:27 |
schestowitz | [19:26] <ender_2600> we're dumbed down weaker versions of them | Aug 17 19:27 |
schestowitz | Nop | Aug 17 19:27 |
schestowitz | What's the evidence to back this claim? | Aug 17 19:27 |
ender_2600 | getting it for you | Aug 17 19:27 |
schestowitz | ok | Aug 17 19:27 |
schestowitz | BTW, we are ancestors of them | Aug 17 19:28 |
schestowitz | Referring to them as another species is a little odd | Aug 17 19:28 |
schestowitz | We still have some cousins in the tree of life, related cousins that do exist and can breed. Referring to them on a comparative basis would make more sense | Aug 17 19:28 |
schestowitz | You argue for what some people call "devolution" | Aug 17 19:29 |
schestowitz | Which alleges we get less and less advances, e.g. because those who reproduce are by nature fitness not naturally selected | Aug 17 19:29 |
schestowitz | And that only our education system keeps modern knowledge going down from patent to son/daughter | Aug 17 19:30 |
ender_2600 | http://www.physorg.com/news101477918.html | Aug 17 19:30 |
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ender_2600 | http://www.physorg.com/news204308568.html | Aug 17 19:30 |
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ender_2600 | http://www.physorg.com/news138941114.html | Aug 17 19:30 |
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schestowitz | But based on physical evidence, we get bigger and AFAIK we still get beter brains and our lifestyle allows us to spend more time learning very particular knowledge, not everyday chores | Aug 17 19:30 |
ender_2600 | http://www.physorg.com/news182439329.html | Aug 17 19:30 |
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ender_2600 | http://www.physorg.com/news/2011-07-genetic-non-africans-neanderthal.html | Aug 17 19:31 |
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schestowitz | "Neanderthal man was not as stupid as has been made out says a new study published by a University of Leicester archaeologist." | Aug 17 19:31 |
schestowitz | Right. It doesn't yet say that were smarter than us | Aug 17 19:31 |
schestowitz | Is just says their characterisation of human-like apes like we know today are derogatory | Aug 17 19:31 |
schestowitz | They only predate us by like 150k years | Aug 17 19:31 |
schestowitz | liike a second in geological terms | Aug 17 19:32 |
ender_2600 | thats a long time to ponder quantum mechanics | Aug 17 19:32 |
schestowitz | "Neanderthals were the sister species of Homo sapiens, our own species, and inhabited Europe in the Middle Palaeolithic period which began some 300,000 years ago. This period has widely been thought to have been unremarkable and undramatic in cultural or evolutionary terms.' | Aug 17 19:32 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: what's it with quantum mechanics? | Aug 17 19:32 |
schestowitz | Do you understand it? | Aug 17 19:32 |
ender_2600 | yes and its the key | Aug 17 19:32 |
schestowitz | People tend to evoke quantum mechanics to just imply complexity | Aug 17 19:32 |
schestowitz | key to what? | Aug 17 19:33 |
ender_2600 | quantum entanglement for the linking of brains together into a biological super computer | Aug 17 19:33 |
schestowitz | quantum mechanics don't apply to the world we can observe | Aug 17 19:33 |
schestowitz | Not without special tools | Aug 17 19:33 |
ender_2600 | plants work off of quantum mechanics biologically | Aug 17 19:33 |
schestowitz | in quantum mechanics the rules are contradictory to what we can view at macro-level | Aug 17 19:33 |
ender_2600 | no reason why a more advanced neanderthal brain couldnt | Aug 17 19:34 |
ender_2600 | especially if it had saavant characteristics | Aug 17 19:34 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: chlorophyll? | Aug 17 19:34 |
ender_2600 | http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=when-it-comes-to-photosynthesis-plants-perform-quantum-computation | Aug 17 19:34 |
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schestowitz | That's explanation of light-matter conversions I reckon | Aug 17 19:35 |
schestowitz | It's how we get food from the son | Aug 17 19:35 |
schestowitz | *Sun | Aug 17 19:35 |
ender_2600 | anyways, is this something that really concerns you? | Aug 17 19:38 |
ender_2600 | I wasn't actually expecting you to visit my site and i'm unprepared right now. Plus I think its a waste of time trying to convince you. | Aug 17 19:42 |
ender_2600 | I did link the ASAT article | Aug 17 19:43 |
ender_2600 | which I didnt write, its written by someone working with the US DOD | Aug 17 19:43 |
ender_2600 | previously working with them | Aug 17 19:43 |
ender_2600 | an inventor in military and aerospace technology | Aug 17 19:43 |
ender_2600 | I met him via 2600 magazine | Aug 17 19:45 |
ender_2600 | they published his part 2 in the latest issue | Aug 17 19:45 |
ender_2600 | he also gave me other goodies I need to see if I *can* publish | Aug 17 19:46 |
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schestowitz | What's the ASAT article? | Aug 17 19:46 |
ender_2600 | like a list of phone numbers for guberment agencies including the white house situation room, some people he doesnt like at the CIA, etc | Aug 17 19:47 |
ender_2600 | http://qubitarkhive.com/2011/08/17/anti-satellite-asat-system-for-dumbasses-pt1/ | Aug 17 19:47 |
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ender_2600 | an amateur way of harassing guberment sattelites that may be in your sky | Aug 17 19:48 |
ender_2600 | 15:18 < schestowitz> You argue for what some people call "devolution" | Aug 17 20:12 |
ender_2600 | I believe that's what you support my friend by supporting the weaker population in the human species | Aug 17 20:13 |
ender_2600 | ie, welfare to people who dont work | Aug 17 20:13 |
ender_2600 | those people have sex and generate more unwilling to work offspring | Aug 17 20:13 |
schestowitz | That's a real issue, but only in more modern society | Aug 17 20:13 |
schestowitz | Like 20th century | Aug 17 20:14 |
schestowitz | We had huge population growth in that century | Aug 17 20:14 |
schestowitz | Indutrial revolution and social programmes | Aug 17 20:14 |
schestowitz | Also, health improved (after discovering micro-organisms) | Aug 17 20:14 |
ender_2600 | I suspect the health improvement is a double edged sword | Aug 17 20:15 |
ender_2600 | now we have no choice but to completely master it | Aug 17 20:15 |
ender_2600 | or the viruses will win | Aug 17 20:15 |
schestowitz | My mate has just mailed me this: | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | " | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | > Sterling stuff we can review further on friday if you like, one thing though we must acknowledge that there has been a decline in morals perpetuated in part by the government and its controlled media which presents the trivial and the materialistic as high art, and their indifference to the dissolution of the family unit, this has served to corrupt and dumb down the masses, trapping them in a web of superficial self | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | interest. | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | > Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | " | Aug 17 20:16 |
ender_2600 | I think we caused normally harmless germs to become stronger by inventing medicines | Aug 17 20:16 |
ender_2600 | instead of relying on our immune system | Aug 17 20:16 |
ender_2600 | plus also making our immune system weaker | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | that's a known issue | Aug 17 20:16 |
ender_2600 | yet we must 'immunize' | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | Making people more dependent on vaccination | Aug 17 20:16 |
schestowitz | And they still make more kids, even though the chances of a kids' survival is now very high, not just in the West | Aug 17 20:17 |
schestowitz | ender_33: and get braces | Aug 17 20:17 |
schestowitz | The "teeth tax" | Aug 17 20:17 |
schestowitz | to be socially presentable and not associated with poverty | Aug 17 20:17 |
ender_2600 | honestly i'd rather have false teeth | Aug 17 20:17 |
schestowitz | getting braces nakes our teeth worse | Aug 17 20:17 |
ender_2600 | no more damn dentist, his/her scams, etc | Aug 17 20:17 |
schestowitz | Because we make corrective adjustement not reflected in the genes | Aug 17 20:18 |
schestowitz | So rather than people with naturally good teeth reproducing we perturb nature | Aug 17 20:18 |
schestowitz | Plastic surgery in general | Aug 17 20:18 |
ender_2600 | yeah exactly | Aug 17 20:18 |
schestowitz | And then selection is not based on physical traits | Aug 17 20:18 |
ender_2600 | all of this unnatural stuff | Aug 17 20:18 |
schestowitz | And people with bad teeth would pass their genes more | Aug 17 20:18 |
schestowitz | So we make future generations only /more/ likely to require orthodontists | Aug 17 20:19 |
ender_2600 | boosting the industry | Aug 17 20:19 |
ender_2600 | just like anti depressants | Aug 17 20:19 |
schestowitz | yes | Aug 17 20:19 |
ender_2600 | doctors dont care if a pregant woman has to take them and causes their kid withdrawl | Aug 17 20:19 |
ender_2600 | causing depression | Aug 17 20:19 |
ender_2600 | yet they'll accept the 'crack baby' theory | Aug 17 20:20 |
schestowitz | what is it? | Aug 17 20:20 |
schestowitz | That the baby will be addicted? | Aug 17 20:20 |
schestowitz | If born to a mother on drugs? | Aug 17 20:20 |
ender_2600 | that a mom who takes crack while pregnant passes some of it to the kid | Aug 17 20:20 |
schestowitz | LOL | Aug 17 20:20 |
schestowitz | Yeah.. | Aug 17 20:20 |
ender_2600 | babies have been born addicted to crack | Aug 17 20:20 |
schestowitz | The kids will cry more *rolls eyes* | Aug 17 20:20 |
schestowitz | Give himcrack, then off to baed /sarcasm | Aug 17 20:20 |
ender_2600 | I think once you take the first SSRI pill, you're done | Aug 17 20:21 |
ender_2600 | brain damaged forever | Aug 17 20:21 |
ender_2600 | thats my own opinion | Aug 17 20:22 |
ender_2600 | tom green has a funny song | Aug 17 20:22 |
ender_2600 | 'Crack baby don't come back, crack baby don't come back!' | Aug 17 20:23 |
schestowitz | where's green now? | Aug 17 20:24 |
schestowitz | Not seen him in a decade | Aug 17 20:24 |
schestowitz | Maybe he fell into the industry of ex-celebs | Aug 17 20:25 |
schestowitz | Like some morning shows for kids that nobody watches | Aug 17 20:25 |
schestowitz | His bum is on the Swedish | Aug 17 20:25 |
ender_2600 | he runs his own show | Aug 17 20:29 |
ender_2600 | out of his house | Aug 17 20:29 |
ender_2600 | www.tomgreen.com | Aug 17 20:29 |
ender_2600 | hes independant too | Aug 17 20:30 |
ender_2600 | Site developed and maintained by Planet23 Consulting. For best results use Google Chrome. | Aug 17 20:30 |
ender_2600 | sweet | Aug 17 20:30 |
schestowitz | Nice | Aug 17 20:31 |
schestowitz | so he's happy no bossing or censors | Aug 17 20:31 |
schestowitz | is he still hanging around with Glenn? | Aug 17 20:32 |
schestowitz | I remember when Lewinski was a companion on his show | Aug 17 20:32 |
schestowitz | She tried to convert her notoriety into vash | Aug 17 20:32 |
schestowitz | cash | Aug 17 20:32 |
ender_2600 | hahaha lol | Aug 17 20:32 |
ender_2600 | he was on tv and was censored like mad | Aug 17 20:33 |
ender_2600 | thats why he did this | Aug 17 20:33 |
ender_2600 | http://youtu.be/9kBc3yqC82s | Aug 17 20:33 |
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schestowitz | He voice is annoying | Aug 17 20:35 |
ender_2600 | her? | Aug 17 20:37 |
schestowitz | her | Aug 17 20:52 |
ender_2600 | yeah | Aug 17 20:55 |
ender_2600 | I got a shorter version | Aug 17 20:55 |
ender_2600 | just the crack baby song | Aug 17 20:55 |
ender_2600 | have you heard of TEMPEST? | Aug 17 20:56 |
ender_2600 | (not a song) | Aug 17 20:57 |
ender_2600 | its the technology behind spying on people via RF radiation | Aug 17 20:57 |
ender_2600 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TEMPEST | Aug 17 20:58 |
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ender_2600 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Eck_phreaking | Aug 17 20:58 |
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schestowitz | qu1j0t3: | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | > Hi Roy, | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | > Still haven't had the time to read it, will do so later this week. | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | > Not related, but do you know anyone who could use a Perl programmer? A | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | > customer cheated me out of a lot of money and I am now without work :-(. | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | I will ask some friends if they know of such an opening. | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: haven't heard of it | Aug 17 21:20 |
schestowitz | I am currently resolving some bugs within the program -- bugs that cause non-overlapping parts to be seen as similar in two images. Some results are imminent provided the bugs are found (got debugging running on two machines here and in the server room in parallel). | Aug 17 21:24 |
schestowitz | a prgram thst segments surfaces | Aug 17 21:24 |
schestowitz | brandon would freak out | Aug 17 21:24 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: my employer only hires local | Aug 17 21:26 |
qu1j0t3 | schestowitz: but we're not hiring perl progs per se | Aug 17 21:26 |
ender_2600 | eh? | Aug 17 21:33 |
ender_2600 | im not freaking out | Aug 17 21:33 |
ender_2600 | I was trying to rule out your research being used for tracking uk citizens | Aug 17 21:34 |
ender_2600 | which seems to be the case, they already have that technology and don't need you for it | Aug 17 21:34 |
ender_2600 | So I do apologize for implying that before, there are bigger fish doing scarier things with facial tracking than you are | Aug 17 21:34 |
schestowitz | there are 'good' 2-D methods for it | Aug 17 21:36 |
schestowitz | Google and facebook use those | Aug 17 21:36 |
schestowitz | The way they work is brute-force and primitive | Aug 17 21:36 |
schestowitz | They detect feature in texture images | Aug 17 21:37 |
schestowitz | Not range images (deapth) | Aug 17 21:37 |
schestowitz | They mark up eye corners, nose, month | Aug 17 21:37 |
schestowitz | mouth | Aug 17 21:37 |
schestowitz | Then measure distances on those | Aug 17 21:37 |
schestowitz | So they can attain 99.9% detection accuracy on FRGC (NIST) set, they claim | Aug 17 21:38 |
schestowitz | ender_2600: we're generally not into the whole Big Brother thing in my family | Aug 17 21:40 |
schestowitz | I may have mentioned this before, but my brother works for Philips healthcare as a developer and my sister for GE Healthcare also as a developer. It's saving lives, not harming people (except the radiation side effects) | Aug 17 21:41 |
schestowitz | I just stick with the research side, mostly medical imaging | Aug 17 21:41 |
ender_2600 | if I didn't rule out all of my concerns it would've bugged me for a while | Aug 17 21:42 |
schestowitz | My siblings need to get exposed to radiation as part of their job, so those suffering are probably them, not those who use their work. | Aug 17 21:43 |
ender_2600 | but but but | Aug 17 21:57 |
ender_2600 | radiation is Vitimin R | Aug 17 21:57 |
ender_2600 | it helps kill cancer like Vitimin C too | Aug 17 21:57 |
ender_2600 | that checkpoint tsa radiation based scanner is safe, it has Vitimin R | Aug 17 21:57 |
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schestowitz | Re: Techrights in the Mainstream | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > Hi! | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > For some odd reason I couldn't log in to Techrights to comment. But I | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > want you to know that I sent a loud cheer your way...woo-hoooo!...When I | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > read the "/Techrights in the Mainstream/" post. | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > lol...maybe you heard me yell? I was really loud! (it even scared the | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > dog!) | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | > :D | Aug 17 22:25 |
schestowitz | http://twitter.com/fcassia/status/103934327993270273?iid=am-27825118013136148496490862&nid=4+status_timestamp&uid=26603208 | Aug 17 22:26 |
TechrightsSocial | @fcassia: @schestowitz I think AMD should jump intot MeeGo bandwagon Whatd'ya think?Ppl tell me it'll never happen AMD is 'cozy with MSFT' +than INTEL | Aug 17 22:26 |
schestowitz | I tihink AMD is already in it. Same with Linaro. | Aug 17 22:26 |
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schestowitz | just had some debate about this... | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | > I do not think premier companies like GE & Philips would over-expose workers | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | > and endanger their health and their lives. They would be liable for millions | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | > and millions of dollars. | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | That's why they have their employees sign a sort of waiver/statement of awareness before taking employment. | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | Aug 17 22:54 | |
schestowitz | > Can you give me an idea as to how they are exposed to this radiation? | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | When testing on the equipment on which they programs are deployed they are near CT scanners, possibly touching irradiated objects too. | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | > So, is your opinion based on fact or is it merely an opinion. Why would | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | > they endanger or even sacrifice their own lives? I cannot | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | > understand that! | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | Some jobs, like airport staff near the x-ray scanners, require sacrifice. How for example do we still have people working in coal mines? | Aug 17 22:54 |
schestowitz | http://online.wsj.com/article/SB126082398582691047.html | Aug 17 22:54 |
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