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Oh, bro, you're practically living in 1689

That's the dream.

Depending on your time requirements, carving it into a stone tablet is generally a good choice

Mencius, a thinker from over 300 BC, once said: "A gentleman, in his attitude towards animals, having seen them alive, cannot bear to see them die; having heard their cries, cannot bear to eat their flesh. Therefore, a gentleman keeps his distance from the kitchen."

The background of this statement is as follows: King Xuan of Qi once saw a man leading an ox to be slaughtered. Moved by the ox's sorrowful appearance, he was deeply distressed and ordered the butcher to spare the ox. However, the butcher informed him that the ox was intended for sacrificial rites. It must be noted that in ancient times, the two most important affairs of the state were sacrifices and warfare. Sparing the ox would have violated the moral principles of the time. In desperation, King Xuan came up with the idea: "Why not replace this ox with a sheep?" Later, the more he reflected on it, the more absurd he found his own decision. He then sought advice from Mencius, who uttered this statement in response.

Mencius believed that what distinguishes humans from beasts is humanity, meaning that humans treat all things with kindness, but human goodness is limited. Therefore, a gentleman practices kindness by helping those in front of him, unable to extend it to all.

And then King Xuan declared war on a neighboring kingdom of course, leading to hundreds of thousands of humans dying?

The core nature of humanity is absurdity.

All moral frameworks get suspended in time of war.

The freshwater used in this osmotic power plant is produced by a wastewater treatment plant, and the high-salinity water used is the wastewater generated by a seawater desalination plant So, if the freshwater produced by wastewater treatment plants is further processed into usable freshwater to replace the freshwater produced by seawater desalination plants, soon one water treatment plant could replace both the seawater desalination plant and the osmotic power plant, reducing steps. I believe this would greatly improve efficiency

I believe Singapore does that and gets almost pure water. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEWater

Github Copilot's Edit mode allows you to manually specify the context, and it runs only once each time to write code with diff checking, without entering a agent loop.

The edit mode of GitHub Copilot requires manually providing context files and does not have RAG or other agent tools. I think this mode is much easier to use than the agent mode.

The LD50 of benzene is 980 mg/kg; drinking that much benzene every day would undoubtedly be fatal

This is deepseek-r1's answer:

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Based on the Schengen Area rules for international travel:

Lisbon (Portugal) - Immigration clearance is required here. Since Lisbon is the first point of entry into the Schengen Area (and Brazil is outside Schengen), the passenger must clear immigration (passport control) in Lisbon. This is standard for all non-Schengen arrivals.

Paris (France) - No immigration clearance is needed. After clearing immigration in Lisbon, the onward flight to Paris is considered a domestic Schengen flight (no border checks within Schengen).

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I used to have an idea related to science fiction novels that artificial intelligence could aggregate computing power through the network to perform ultra-large-scale calculations, thereby achieving strong artificial intelligence. Reality will also develop in this way, which is very interesting