...-heads, Moore stated that in roughly 15 years the ability to cram ever-shrinking semiconductors onto a sliver of silicon would likely be prevented by "something fairly fundamental." http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/moore.shtml Between Landauer's principle and Holevo's Bound, extending Moore's prediction to encompass quantum computing is left as an exercise for the reader. http://en....

... o tym, jak bogaty jest wachlarz BIOLOGICZNEJ zmiennosci danej formy. Nie ma powodu, aby takich faktow nie uwzgledniac przy odtwarzaniu dziejow jakiejs kategorii organizmow, np. http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20030015210657data_trunc_sys.shtml. Bo nie jest niemozliwe, aby jakis fenotyp (i zwiazany z nim genotyp) trwal na przestrzeni chocby tysiecy - milionow lat, by pozniej ponownie ...

... o tym, jak bogaty jest wachlarz BIOLOGICZNEJ zmiennosci danej formy. Nie ma powodu, aby takich faktow nie uwzgledniac przy odtwarzaniu dziejow jakiejs kategorii organizmow, np. http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20030015210657data_trunc_sys.shtml. Bo nie jest niemozliwe, aby jakis fenotyp (i zwiazany z nim genotyp) trwal na przestrzeni chocby tysiecy - milionow lat, by pozniej ponownie...

... significantly _increase_ the 20 E 15 tones of salt that has been in the oceans for tens of millions of years. The link has already been posted:http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml Basically, surface salinity depends on evaporation (rising) and precipation (lower). There is no net change. Don't try to confuse Brat with the facts. Not when it ...

... of years. The link has already been posted:http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml Basically, surface salinity depends on evaporation (rising) and ... North Atlantic region, along with drought conditions in other places. http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml The oceans and atmosphere continually exchange fresh water. ...

... _increase_ the 20 E 15 tones of salt that has been in the oceans for tens of millions of years. The link has already been posted:http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml Basically, surface salinity depends on evaporation (rising) and precipation (lower). There is no net change. So Dr. Gray is a rightard wacko? If so we ...

...to significantly _increase_ the 20 E 15 tones of salt that has been in the oceans for tens of millions of years. The link has already been posted:http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml Basically, surface salinity depends on evaporation (rising) and precipation (lower). There is no net change. So Dr. Gray is a rightard wacko? If so ...

... significantly _increase_ the 20 E 15 tones of salt that has been in the oceans for tens of millions of years. The link has already been posted:http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml Basically, surface salinity depends on evaporation (rising) and precipation (lower). There is no net change. So Dr. Gray is a rightard wacko? If so we need more...

...few decades to significantly _increase_ the 20 E 15 tones of salt that has been in the oceans for tens of millions of years. The link has already been posted: http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml Basically, surface salinity depends on evaporation (rising) and precipation (lower). There is no net change. It's scary to think I'm the only one here who...

> No where have I read that the oceans are becoming saltier. In fact I have read the exact opposite. Most are bright enought to figger out melting ice caps dilutes the water. Try here, instead of your anal delusions: http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20031117204012data_trunc_sys.shtml How is the extra salt warming the planet? Bret Cahill