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Dogyote@slrpnk.netto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Flies bother people because the flies expect us to be covered in shit, like other animals2·7 days agoYou don’t notice the flies as much when you’re covered in shit too, it’s a win-win
Dogyote@slrpnk.netto News@lemmy.world•Screwworms are coming—and they’re just as horrifying as they sound2·8 days agoSo they were pushed back to South America once, why can’t they be pushed back again? How’d they get past Panama if there’s a sterile fly production/release facility there?
Dogyote@slrpnk.netto Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•Why The Slate Truck Doesn’t Use LFP Batteries2·13 days agoIs that not true for LFP?
Dogyote@slrpnk.netto Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•Why The Slate Truck Doesn’t Use LFP Batteries5·14 days agoAnother reason Slate went with NMC was its superior energy density. LFP packs are durable, known for their fast-charging abilities and use cheaper raw materials. But an NMC pack that takes up the same amount of space will generally deliver more range.
Aside from energy density, what other pros/cons do NMC batteries have? Also how much more energy can they store per unit volume than LFP?
If you really want to get pedantic, you could say we inherit our first cell membrane and mitochindria from our mothers, 50% of our genetic material, and perhaps 95% of our first cell’s cytoplasm.
After that, our mothers provide material that the zygote/fetus uses to build itself. It sounds incorrect to say we get all our cells from our mother, since she’s not making the cells, but only providing material and a place to grow. I know what you mean and share your sentiment. When gardening, did I grow these plants or did they grow themselves? Did the workers build the car, or did the owner of the factory?
Also the info provided by the father is absolutely biological material.
I’m struggling to take a lot of these answers seriously. You really think that way about yourself?