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#FinalbetaforMod 
ashifsiopahfa weeeeEEEEEEEEEE
I can't wait to see what FinalGoda has in store for us in future mafia games 
The genetic code is one of the most staggering artifacts from Mother Nature. Nearly Universal, even bacteria possess the same codones our cells use to specify our aminoacids. The precise UCAG patterns characterizing the codones' bases. Its usefulness as template to instruct the assembly of proteins from an mRNA sequence through the ribosomes, the gene expression regulators, which decode the sequence into proteins. 
thanks for the follow didn't feel warranted lol
I'm playing pokemon again, it's a fan made game called Daybreak, really cool and well made tbh 
how do you think would be the new nothing happen 
thanks for the follow, king 
Thanks for the follow
Knee how
I'm excited for Industry 5.0, extending the long-standing 4.0 smart factories, expecially for the introduction of Cobots, also known as Collaborative Robots. They will allow designers and craftspeople to produce goods with unpredecented speed and accuracy without disregarding personalization, giving workers more meaningful jobs, stifling alienation in that bringing them personally back into industrial production.
Although brain size is nowadays still frequently linked to intelligence, long ago scientists noticed that it weakly links in human intelligence, and that the difference is probably to ascribe to thicker neurons in the temporal lobe of the brain generating electrical signals with highter processing rates, thanks to larger, more complex dendrites tracking synaptic imputs more accurately due to faster action potentials. 
what major do you study in college? You always seem to be fond of science
I just found out that the new super trains in Japan will operate on super conductivity!
That's pretty sick!
As a science enthusiast you'll certainly be interested in these Titanic sinking simulations, it's horrifying
https://youtu.be/cgLStc2NYLQ
https://youtu.be/rs9w5bgtJC8
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Come on💪🏻
Although a photon of light takes merely 8 minutes to get to the Earth from the surface of the Sun, it can actually take thousands to millions of years to get from the core of the Sun to its surface due the core's immense density. Light is released by nuclear fusion and over the course of all these years it will be absorbed by atoms and emitted repeatedly until slowly making it to the Sun's surface, exiting the Star. 
How exactly does 1 get banned for not saying shit wrong? Lol
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