rdrunner_74
rdrunner_74 t1_ja2w161 wrote
Reply to The names of food on this kid's menu by 96dpi
We (Wife and me) recently went to a "posh burger bar" After 4 pages of burger which all sounded nice we finally found the "Whatever" burger - with no details given.
We both ordered it since we were kinda overwhelmed. I got a nice one with nachos, cheese, bacon and whatever and my wife got one with roccula and more on the salad side. Will order them again next time.
rdrunner_74 t1_j5y57tn wrote
Steam in a nuclear plant is superheated steam. This prevents it from forming water droplets, that could damage the turbine.
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A lot more info can be found here: https://www.thermal-engineering.org/what-is-superheated-steam-definition/
rdrunner_74 t1_j4vq4gl wrote
Reply to comment by WeaponizedKissing in What happens to the energy of sound in space? by full_hammer
It is the natural frequency of the fork, so it will not waste (much) energy swinging at it.
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And yes, it makes a sound - You can press it against your skull to hear it (via Bone propagation)
rdrunner_74 t1_itv3wc8 wrote
The person is not immune to antibiotics, but the bacteria he is infected with.
The first step would be to give the person an alternate antibiotic. Those are reserved for cases where the normal ones dont work. Often these do the trick. But some strains out there have created a broad spectrum immunity to them, so even the "spare" antibiotics wont work.
For example it is forbidden (in my country) to use these spares on animals, since they are needed to treat humans.
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If even those backups dont work, you will be out of luck. You can now only be treated for the symptoms and hope that they wont kill you.
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Here is an example of an immunity experiment:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4sLAQvEH-M&t=2s&ab_channel=Veritasium
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Edit:
Here is a short wiki about it:
rdrunner_74 t1_je5vbgx wrote
Reply to comment by garry4321 in TIFU by going on the worst date (& almost ending up in bed with a hooker) by cheeryglitter26
Hookers on standby in your place while you are out and dining is risky... and expensive