"It is in large part crackpot physics," says physicist Lawrence Krauss of Case Western Reserve University, author of The Physics of Star Trek, a book detailing the physical limits that prevent teleportation. He describes the Air Force report as "some things adapted from reasonable theoretical studies, and other things from nonsensical ones."
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Air Force calls for $7.5M to study psychic teleportation
My father in law was telling me over Thanksgiving about this amazing bartender at some bar he frequented who could shake a martini and fill it to the rim with no leftovers and he thought it was the coolest thing he'd ever seen. I then proceeded to his home bar and made four martinis in one shaker with unfamiliar glassware and a non standard shaker and did the same thing. From that moment forward I knew he had no compunction about my cock ever being in his daughter's mouth.Tags: None
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you say "yet", but you don't want the goverment to try to get there?Originally posted by TwerpYes it is. I doubt that we are that advanced yet.http://www.trenchwars.org/forums/showthread.php?t=15100 - Gallileo's racist thread
"Mustafa sounds like someone that likes to fly planes into buildings." -Galleleo
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If they don't have Scotty, they won't get anywhere. Even having Jordi LaForge would make me feel better about the whole thingOriginally posted by bloodzombieyou say "yet", but you don't want the goverment to try to get there?
My father in law was telling me over Thanksgiving about this amazing bartender at some bar he frequented who could shake a martini and fill it to the rim with no leftovers and he thought it was the coolest thing he'd ever seen. I then proceeded to his home bar and made four martinis in one shaker with unfamiliar glassware and a non standard shaker and did the same thing. From that moment forward I knew he had no compunction about my cock ever being in his daughter's mouth.
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We are always trying to go for "HUGE" scientific discoveries, say like a home run. Why can't we just advance bit by bit, like a single, then another. Eventually, those bunch of singles will add up.Originally posted by bloodzombieyou say "yet", but you don't want the goverment to try to get there?
Edit: w00t, 700th post
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tha's what happens. You shoot for the home run and learn the small things on the way. If you don't set a high goal you might never stumble into new technologies and discoveries. Although this idea is a bit out there and is gonna be a waste of money. THey should think big in another area.To all the virgins, Thanks for nothing
brookus> my grandmother died when she heard people were using numbers in their names in online games.. it was too much for her little heart
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7.5 mil is not thinking big.. that's baby stepshttp://www.trenchwars.org/forums/showthread.php?t=15100 - Gallileo's racist thread
"Mustafa sounds like someone that likes to fly planes into buildings." -Galleleo
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Lemme borrow a million from you then.My father in law was telling me over Thanksgiving about this amazing bartender at some bar he frequented who could shake a martini and fill it to the rim with no leftovers and he thought it was the coolest thing he'd ever seen. I then proceeded to his home bar and made four martinis in one shaker with unfamiliar glassware and a non standard shaker and did the same thing. From that moment forward I knew he had no compunction about my cock ever being in his daughter's mouth.
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