>Or to be more specific, the most logically appealing metaphysical beliefs that have yet to be falisified?
Well, not quite. "Yet to be falsified", yes. Even if all we know right now was 100% accurate, we would have no way of knowing for sure.
"Metaphysical", no. You can know if a scientific statement is wrong. The same is not true for metaphysical statements.

>2) Was the development of QM really the death of determinism?
I would hope not. I'm in CS, so I find an indeterminate universe to be aesthetically displeasing.
>Is this just a result of statistical trends in the inherent chaos of sub atomic particles?
I'm hoping in the best case it's just some hidden variable we are missing, or in the worst case the result of artifacts arising from measuring things very close to the granularity of the universe. In other words, accumulated error in multiplication of discrete values assumed to be continuous.

Thank you for your two questions. I will treasure them always.

At what hardware level?

The smaller scale, the more important knowledge of how atoms interact becomes.

The common EE formulas are all abstracted from physics.

We assume that everything travels instantly, so we don't have to worry about writing a dissertation for every circuit we design. All the simple algebraic equations, like W = A x V, have extremely complex physics equivalents, but the simple algebraic shit works as well and we get the job done.

For complex circuits, most EE guys usually play with simulators that perfectly simulate the actual electrons, so we can find corner cases where the simple algebraic stuff doesn't work.

So, TL;DR: because it's too hard and it doesn't add anything.

Why should they?

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I don't get it, what's your question after all?

Is there some sort of contest to see who can post the most ridiculous question? (If so, this is my entry!)

Step 1: Google is your friend.

Seems too late for you to worry about that.

This would probably be better suited to the philosophy board.

Is this a multiple choice question?

Bile that isn't reabsorbed gives the colour.

You're both partly right. It's a combination of bile salts, iron (from dead and broken down red blood cells - mind there's no such thing as "dead haemoglobin"), plus the already slightly earthy colour of what's leftover once our bodies have extracted everything "useful" from ingested food.

"Why is our poop brown?"
Because it isn't any other color.

Well, I expect you and I will probably be dead. If not, I'd restore my body to youth and go camping. Maybe get back into the dating game and try to enjoy my life, if I'm alone. Who knows?

Oh, come on. You KNOW the obvious answer to this is

1/ sexbots
2/ crazy but reversible body modifications and augmentations
3/ flying car
4/ moar sexbots
5/ brain-internet interface
6/ whatever the fuck you want for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
7/ cat-loli sexbots that instantly turn into something far less embarrassing if someone else approaches in visual range
8/ your own backyard waterslide theme park
9/ bacon that doesn't kill you
10/ endless no-cal beer, plus instant beer antidote that sobers you up in minutes with no hangover

I can hardly wait!

Depends what the "midnight" truly represents. If it's just one country attacking another with a nuclear device, then I think we're already counting down from 60 seconds.

It need not precipitate a global nuclear conflict, though. I don't think most of the other world leaders are that crazy or fixated on the east-west MAD-based ideological conflict any more. India/Pakistan or Israel/Iran may take it as an excuse to lob something of their own across the border at their old enemy if PRNK actually does Go Hot, but I'm not even sure they're unhinged enough for that.

The year they invented the doom clock, of course.

Depends also how hard a ball they're using.

I marched around the corner of a hangar and directly in front of one of those sunk in a story down once, and as we all felt a tingling sensation followed by some scattered stings we started to get a little warm... I have no idea what it was communicating with (maybe AWACS?) or on what frequencies or with what amplitudes, but we broke formation and ran like hell to get away from it. ...& then got chewed out by our CO for being highly visible retards (the worst kind of retards to be, as it turns out). Good times.

If you fall off of it, make sure you land on your head so you don't hurt anything important.