Buddhism exist way before christianity and islam

Aka: "Poke it with a stick and see what happens".

No it’s not. If it would, there would be no crime at all. If I truly want to do something, I’ll do it, no matter what. If the only thing stopping you from doing something is the expected punishment, then there’s something inherently wrong with that system.

There’s a difference between “I would like to kill someone, but if I’m caught I’ll go to jail, therefore I won’t do it” and “I see no reason for killing someone. It’s wrong and immoral and I have no desire to do it.”

Blu-ray uses a shorter wavelength laser than DVD, not larger. The Blu-ray wavelength is 405 nm compared to the 650 nm wavelength that DVD uses.

Sort of, the Rainbow is actually a series of concentrical circles. The reason it's a bow is that the horizon usually cuts off the other half and the additional bows are fainter and thus less likely to be seen. The order of the colors reverse for the secondary rainbows.

Apparently a lemon has around 31mg of vitamin C in it and 80mg of potassium. I know honey has alot of microbes that help kill viruses and its thick and coats your throat so helps with coughing as well.

In Judaism, Islam and Buddhism the main character points the way towards eternal reward. In Christianity the main character point to himself as the only way towards eternal reward.

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>the fact that we should understand is; mind is not a physical part or organ and it's not located at a specific place or part of the brain.

That's not a fact, that's one philosophical argument that is not definitive in the philosophy of mind and body.

Does it affect the quality of the sound your hearing?

I'm old fashioned. I like to format shift my stuff, which is illegal with blurays. Technically legal for DVD/VHS.

Thanks for your thorough answer. Puts things into perspective. 👍

It’s also worth considering that there isn’t a single version of a video. A service like YouTube or Netflix will create dozens of videos with different codecs and bit rates meaning that someone using a smart tv will watch a different version of the video to someone on a smart phone.

I wouldn't know, I incompletely skipped Bluray. (I was gifted a single disc, but have nothing to play it on)

But at the time in DVD life cycle we atleast had an easy time playing them on PC, the fact that software to play back legally owned blurays need to pay a subscription to license the codec is nuts.

Is severe consequences not something that stops you? Than why do we have any punitive justice system?

Forget the scientific explanations, it’s about tension and release. It’s the same reason a foot outside of the covers going back in also feels great.

Also without recognition from other countries prepared to work with you declare independence to your hearts content if it remains unrecognised it is useless. You need this recognition to set up many needed institutions such as a banking structure that allows you to trade.

A good example is Somaliland in Somalia, they have declared independent elected a governament and tried to seperate from the war racked rest of the country but no nation has recognised them. In effect they are unable to operate and almost nobody even knows this peacefull enclave exists in a war torn country.

Great question!

Judaism is the mother of Christianity, Islam, and Catholicism. Their 'bibles' tell almost identical stories and base their entire faith around a messiah who is the son of a single God.

Buddism, on the other hand, arose around the same time as Islam, but is extremely different to the other religions. Buddism doesn't have a central text, and is built around philosophies rather than idols.

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But didn't they have peer pressure in the past?

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TBF originally it was also a pain in the butt to play a DVD on a PC.

Blu-ray is an improved technology (how the disc is made) that allows for a higher resolution, which makes the picture look sharper and more detailed.

DVD is 720 × 480 pixels, BR is 1920 x 1080 pixels.

There is now UHD Blu-ray, which has a resolution of 3840 X 2160 pixels - this is known as “4K”, and is effectively 4 times to resolution of a blu-ray.

8K would notionally come next but the “winning” format is yet to emerge; different companies will try to market their own media until one is widely adopted or has market share.

Just like movie theaters