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Many thanks!!

Regarding the document file format, don't worry, any modern word version can save as .doc.
Seeing the format options you seem to use in your writing you should be fine using any word type editor, from proper Word to LibreOffice and the likes to even Google Docs (the last one does not support .doc ...

From an European perspective not having an obligatory National ID system seems weird to me


Well, actually some things differ across Europe, my friend. From a Danish perspective, things look a little different - and last I looked, Denmark was part of Europe :wink:

In Denmark, we don't have a ...

From an European perspective not having an obligatory National ID system seems weird to me, it is soo essential to every aspect of our lives it boggles the mind that fraud is not so much worse without it... And it is... Ours is a photo ID, so even if you tell someone your ID number the harm that can ...

Let me share a point of view from someone from Europe about the current and recent USA.

Tor start with, Biden would be considered to be from the at most centrist in most states here, for reference Obama would be slightly left of center. In spanish politics the firt would be from the centrist ...

Well, since the cat already scaped from the bag and now being a generation could be the norm most of the motives that endangered the Generations are gone as they will not be hunted to get the secret.

It is true that it get's Karine eritage out there but the fact that 10 species can potentially be ...

Today's nerd science tidbit on why that works:

The boiling point of water is dependent on air pressure. Water boils at 100C only at sea level.


Well, in this case the vacuum bit is not really relevant as the plastic bags can't really hold a vacuum, they just stick really close to the food ...

Because exposure to 80C can kill flesh, and that's below boiling.

Hell, remember that pic I posted a couple of years ago of the massive blistering on my hand from a spilled bowl of soup? That soup wasn't boiling. It was about 90C, very close to it. If it had been past boiling, the burn would have ...

I wonder how prophetic Jason was when he mentioned the other unimaginable powerful races to the benga to scare them and how he might have to comfront them in the future himself. AFIK we have not had any mention of them in the books, only some references of the future arcs from Fel.

I apreciate the mention on heat management of the gestalt and the solution he used to prevent more damage. I had not thought to use the same psy powers to cool the gestalt, then again Ciby also didn't.

Fel wrote: Mon Aug 13, 2018 3:38 amEnjoy.

Itadakimasu!

By te point he can control or manipulate individual atoms or particles the range of effects he can accomplish is quite large. Starting by chemical reactions or starting fission or fussion events he can use the power unleashed to acomplish bot very large or very small effects. He could cause a small ...

@valinor89
First of all, Jason's arms don't need a power cell at all. They will run on broadcast power.

Second, I believe you are vastly overestimating cybi's size and weight. I expect that biogenic crystals arent very dense and therefore would weigh considerably less then a house even if they ...

The only problem I see with using a biogenic amplifier in his arms is that it has been established (at least to my knowledge) that they consume a non negligible ammount of power (when Jason used commune with Ciby to defend Karis I believe that the limit was the power systems overheating). I ...

The only problem I see with using a biogenic amplifier in his arms is that it has been established (at least to my knowledge) that they consume a non negligible ammount of power (when Jason used commune with Ciby to defend Karis I believe that the limit was the power systems overheating). I imagine ...