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And these can be a lot of different things, but roughly, a sense of alienation, a sense of isolation, questioning your own identity, but also feeling that your in-group is under attack, and your in group might be based on a nationality or an ethnicity or a religion, and feeling that larger powers around you are doing nothing to help.
First, the em world grows much faster than ours, roughly a hundred times faster.
Second, the typical emulation runs even faster, roughly a thousand times human speed.
That the reason that you want to be below two watts is that's roughly what you can generate with your upper body.
Today, the world produces roughly 22 billion kilograms of cheese a year, shipped and consumed around the globe.
By the end of 72 BCE, Spartacus’ army was a massive force of roughly 120,000 members.
But this solution doesn’t quite translate to a city skyline– a pyramid that tall would be roughly one-and-a-half miles wide, tough to squeeze into a city center.
To prevent the roughly half a million ton tower from sinking, 192 concrete and steel supports called piles were buried over 50 meters deep.
And they're all dating to roughly the same time.
The last ice age started roughly 120,000 years ago.
The evidence from genetic data is that the human population around this time, roughly 70,000 years ago, crashed to fewer than 2,000 individuals.
To build that, what we'd do with Whirlwind technology is we'd have to take up roughly from the 10 to Mulholland, and from the 405 to La Cienega just with those Whirlwinds.
That's roughly a third more nuclear power than all of France creates.
That's probably something on the order of roughly half the jobs in the economy.
Mr. Rogers, Walt Disney, Nick Junior, and roughly half a million commercials have undoubtedly left their mark on me.
Its roughly 40,000 police officers means it has one of the largest police departments in the world, rivaling all but the largest nation-states.
When our Paleolithic ancestors first settled Eurasia roughly 100,000 years ago, wolves were one of their main rivals at the top of the food chain.
This actually is roughly, in man-years of work, 200,000 dollars roughly, if you keep them on the low salaries with no benefits.
BC: We separate from the lander going 125 miles an hour at roughly a kilometer above the surface of Mars: 3,200 feet.
And that's roughly how many stars there are in our own galaxy.
And it keeps forming until the universe is roughly about half the size it is now, in terms of its expansion.
And the danger is that they can cause roughly what's a pandemic.
The most advanced transistors today are at 65 nanometers, and we've seen, and I've had the pleasure to invest in, companies that give me great confidence that we'll extend Moore's Law all the way down to roughly the 10 nanometer scale.
We have one antiviral that people are talking about stockpiling that still works, roughly.
One of the most common aquaculture methods involves large pens made of nets, where fish are farmed offshore in floating cages roughly 1000 square meters in size.
What I'm saying is that, surely, rationally, our distress about things that happen, about threats, should be roughly proportional to the size of those threats and threats to come.
That's an area roughly the size of Germany.
But that one American attack killed roughly the same number of victims as the 10 Chinese attacks combined.
So, for roughly 300 years, the hot debate in architecture was whether the number five or the number seven was a better proportion to think about architecture, because the nose was one-fifth of your head, or because your head was one-seventh of your body.
According to one study, roughly one third of homeless youth identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or questioning, and about four percent of homeless youth identify as transgender, compared with one percent of the general youth population surveyed.
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