Thousands of years ago, what existed before money as we understand it today?

Thousands of years ago, what existed before money as we understand it today? How did economies and the exchange of goods and services work?

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 28 days ago
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Modern Chinese MBTs are a strange mix of western and Soviet tank design?

Modern Chinese MBTs are a strange mix of western and Soviet tank design?

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 1 month ago
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Rare photo taken during the construction of the CNPP that shows the steam condensers beneath the turbines.

u/DoublePassRadiator — 1 month ago

When unit 4 exploded, did fragments of nuclear fuel and graphite make it into the cooling water channels that are near the CNPP?

When unit 4 exploded, did fragments of nuclear fuel and graphite make it into the cooling water channels that are near the CNPP that people used to fish in? Are these still there or were they cleaned?

How contaminated is the water today? Are the fish mutated?

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 1 month ago

Can someone please explain the string theory to me in simplified layman's terms?

Can someone please explain the string theory to me in simplified layman's terms?

I am not a physicist, but am curious about the subject.

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 1 month ago

Could a massive and extremely powerful gauss cannon/mass driver be used to launch cargo payloads into space?

Could a massive and extremely powerful gauss cannon/mass driver be used to launch cargo payloads into space at a tiny fraction of the cost of launching an actual rocket?

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 2 months ago

Does physics completely rule-out the possibility of antigravity propulsion?

Does physics completely rule-out the possibility of antigravity propulsion technology?

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 2 months ago

If biological tissue recognizes artificial components as foreign bodies and rejects them, then how are we supposed to merge humans with machines?

If biological tissue recognizes artificial components as foreign bodies and rejects them, then how are we supposed to merge humans with machines?

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 2 months ago

Every dog at my local shelter is named after a nuclear test.

I recently volunteered at my local animal shelter, and every dog there is named after a nuclear test.

Castle Bravo, Castle Romeo, Ivy Mike, Hardtack, Plumbbob, Sedan, Starfish Prime, Trinity, Little Boy, and about a dozen others..

I was the only one there who recognized the names.

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u/DoublePassRadiator — 2 months ago