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we agreed at least on exposure to covid, by contracting the disease or vaccination, produces antibodies and some herd immunity. If the total of those having covid and those not having covid but vaccinated reaches nearly 100% then you get what is currently observed. My point is, the more people...

another explanation could be along the line: the local population could not afford to go for covid testing, just in case they are found positive and must self isolate. Over time, the number of people with antibodies will be higher than expected from vaccinations and past positive tests alone.

our current infection rate is apparently twice the combined infection rate of Germany, France and Spain. I suspect that the causes are not only the lack of face mask wearing and the desire to keep restaurants and pubs full, but also the less effectiveness of the AZ vaccine against catching Covid.

Your figures make interesting reading. 17500 hours , major service interval: I take it that the heatpump works more or less all the time? that would equate to about 2-3 years. That is a lot shorter than 4-5 years for gas boilers.

The internal clutch and gearbox are disengaged when freewheeling. The test is indicative only of the state of your motor's bearings. If it drops much below what it was when the motor was new then it may be worth to take action.

yes, it was.

but who loaded the gun with real bullets?

what he means is while the clock is ticking, what you see/feel as happening has already happened by the time you see/feel, so there is no present really, only past and future.

Brian Cox said something similar on his film about time.

The bike is a Woosh Gran-Camino. The hub motor is Shengyi DGW22C. The throttle is used to bring the bike to 15mph legal speed limit then the power is cut (when you hear 'go' at time = 0). It takes about 24 seconds to slow the wheel to a halt.

fission reactors are a short term solution until fusion but the thorium reactors are no better than tried and tested uranium ones. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2011/jun/23/thorium-nuclear-uranium I do like the idea of the travelling wave nuclear reactors though.

How heavy are you? If you weigh under 16 stone, I think road legal crank drives will do.

Make an L shape carrier with sheet aluminium and put the sensor on the underside of the bottom bracket.

there is no need to be an expert in law to understand the basics. I have a little early advantage, one of my uni friends is a now retired professor in laws at University of Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis so I was primed into the basics 'nul ne peut ignorer la loi' when I was at uni.

that's because you don't understand international laws. They can choose where they want to go. They transit many countries, the last one being France before reaching the UK. It's up to our Courts to decide if they should be given leave to remain and for how long. Not Border Force.

they can leave because they are not criminals. You should try to see things from the boat people's point of view.

these things can easily be addressed in the eventual certification process.

stick the sensor directly onto the seat tube with a bit of sticky pad to see the difference compared to your photo. you should give it a try.

they have the right to have their claim examined by our Courts. France has about 150,000 asylum claims a year and they don't try to push people back out to the high seas.

I reckon it's easier for a computer to fly a plane than to drive a car around London because there will be standard communication between flying planes.