That was my first thought after watching this video (on YouTube proper a couple of days ago, not on Gizmodo): The cost of the ordeal in both time and materials would likely make you break even at best or have a tiny profit margin if you can really optimize the process.

Idiomatically speaking, it’s perfectly stupid to use “could care less” to elicit disinterest. It’s like saying “I’m starving” to elicit that you’ve eaten so much you can barely move or “I’m burning hot” to elicit that you want to put on a down jacket.

In schizophrenics, the brain basically sets another partition as active and that’s fucked.

They completely evaporate. Whatever impurities the diethyl ether contained is leftover will be too diluted to cause any harm (it’s not like he’s disolving a liter of ricine or botulin in that pool).

Liedenfrost effect — everyone’s favorite effect — at work once again.

You just won’t destroy your only sample when you run one.

To engineer is human.

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He meant that at the atomic level, that the elements formed inside stars and/or during their explosion also make up the matter in our bodies. Stars don’t make amino acids, so finding them in comets is a whole new ball game.

Dude, don’t go calling people Casey, that’s just mean.

I thought it was a very fitting remark. It’s not like Maddie dedicated three paragraphs to a rant on how the crew represented the skewed population in these major projects or went on to call the heads of the project chauvinist bigots. Instead, she briefly and discretely reminded the reader that, despite all the bells…

Mike Tyson knows shit about planetary climatology.

So you’re saying they haven’t mastered cold fusion yet? You monster!

Love will tear us apart again.

You can get penetrated whenever you want, but leave me out of this.

I tried. I swear I tried. But mean Kinja only allowed me to award this comment a single, feeble star although I wanted to give it three million seven hundred and forty-nine thousand two hundred and sixty-one.

Can’t understand why Pirelli wasn’t mentioned in the tires row. After all, they’ve been the single supplier for a while now and have signed a contract to keep supplying rubber for the next years.

Is the headline suggesting I shouldn’t smile or daring me not to smile? If it’s the former, there’s something very wrong with the author’s judgement.

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