^ for power.
** is usually in a programming setting (but it‘s usually a method and not an operator there.)
\cdot for matrix multiplication and the dot product, \times for cross product and nothing (or *, if I want to write it explicitly and have no convolution in the expression) for regular multiplication.
And what do I do with all of that time? Watch more YouTube videos, of course.
Not only that, but they‘re also literal bombs. Remember E=mc^2? With a technology capable of converting 100% of matter into usable energy, you‘d have a pretty scary bomb bomb.
Try physical contact. Preferably with a high relative velocity to maximise the delivered energy.
Yes radon and oganesson are radioactive. Generally everything heavier than lead is radioactive. The rest in this column isn‘t dangerous, because these are noble gasses and don‘t (typically) react in any way.
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Mittlerweile sind alle, die eben keine Nazis sind Einzelfälle.
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