Without some kind of authority, how can those rules be enforced?
Makes sense, because I've never seen a SEM image like that... I thought it could've been an older model
The scale shows it being 20 microns in width, so it's still pretty big, relative to individual atoms. A micron is 10^-6 meters while the width of a hydrogen atom is about 10^-10 meters.
Parliamentary systems at least choose parties, not people. This means that the most popular party, not person, will have a greater share of power. It's harder, but not impossible (looking at you, Geert Wilders), to get a Trump.
Somehow? Perhaps because the state (or anyone, for that matter) shouldn't get to decide who lives or dies.
I voted for him. Sad to see him leave. It doesn't seem like we have many advocates for digital privacy in the parliament.
e: typo
Fun fact: if you fuck anyone, you're fucking your cousin.
The worst part is, they're partnering with Tencent.
Telegram is dead.
I am genuinely confused about how Hexbearians thought being dicks on the internet was going to change any hearts and/or minds
Imagine you're walking along and someone near you says what the dude in panel one says, then disappears. Pretty sure you'd have doubts about your own reality.
Shit like this is why there's no way governments can pull of shit like faking the moon landings or aliens
That's Frodo Baggins on the verge of death thou fool!