What Are the Most Self-destructive Habits?
What are the most self-destructive habits?
The worst - Procrastination.No matter what good deed you seek to perform, be it for yourself, family or business, procrastination is the one mother f***er (pardon the language) that can keep you from doing anything.Want to quit smoking? Why today? Quit tomorrow.Want to start a business? Let's do it when you are more prepared. Want to write that book? Let's start next month.Everything that you seek to change about yourself, when you do not , is due to this terrible habit.Procrastination prevents you from living your best life. It stops you from doing your best work. It holds you back from doing good by your family.All bad habits, can be overcome, if you overcome procrastination
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The destruction of the building during liberation
February 20, 1945, will always be remembered as a day in the history of the seminary. Early in the morning a squadron of American planes appeared in the sky heading straight toward the Seminary. Then, all of a sudden, their machineguns rattled and a number of incendiary bombs fell on the building and surroundings. In less than thirty minutes the magnificent building, which was a lasting tribute to the American Bishops, in favor of the Jaro Clergy became a pile of ashes and twisted irons. Fortunately, there was not a single casualty among the fathers, and the three hundred refugees. On March 19, 1945, Iloilo was liberated. Life returned to normal and everybody resumed the work stopped by the war. With the death of Bishop McCloskey on April 19, 1945, Bishop Cuenco became the diocesan bishop on November 27, 1945. He began rebuilding the diocese and the seminary. The first plan of the bishop in re-opening the seminary was in the parish convent of Sta. Barbara. However, the opinion of Fr. Rodriguez was to begin in the old place in Jaro for practical and sentimental reasons. The opinion of Fr. Rodriguez prevailed. There were still many usable things in the ruined building, which had been used and partly repaired by the American soldiers. On January 7, 1946, classes were resumed with 32 major seminarians attending. The faculty was composed of the following: Fr. Rodriguez, Rector; Jacinto Iroz; Nicolas Urabayen; Jose Villar and Jacinto Gonzalez. On June 15 of the same year, classes opened with eighty seminarians and eight professors.
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Who is the strongest of the 12 gods of destruction?
I would be answering this question based on what I have read in Dragon Ball Super manga and seen in Anime. In the latest chapter of the Dragon Ball Super manga, we are given a clue on who might be the strongest God of Destruction right now. In the manga, the Tournament of Power is just about to be announced. Goku went to Zeno-sama's place to ask about the tournament that he promised. The two Zen-chans were playing a game when Goku appeared. Reminding the Omni-King about his promise, the Great Priest called all the Gods of Destruction and their angels right away. It is be remembered that in the anime an exhibition match between Universe 9 and Universe 7 was held whereas in manga instead of an exhibition match, an exhibition of battle royale was made. And instead of participants from Universe 7 and Universe 9, all the Gods of Destruction participated in the mini battle royale. Because the Universe 7, specifically Goku, is the reason why there is a Tournament of Power, all the Gods of Destruction attacked Beerus. Everyone is gunning for Beerus. But even though he is being ganged up by the Gods of Destruction, Beerus was able to stand his ground. We also see Quitela arguing with Beerus as how he is the strongest of all the god of destruction to which Beerus says that he only lost to him in arm wrestling. As we saw in anime during the exhibition match, how all the god of destruction apart from Belmod were stunned by Goku's power level. So it's safe to say that either one of them is the strongest one i.e Beerus and Quitela. So only time will tell who's the strongest one
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What is the highest magnitude of destruction practical for a WMD? [closed]
There are a number of different assumptions that need to be made before we can answer the question of what is the most powerful weapon that could be effectively used without rendering a planet inhabitable.First, we need to assume we are using a 'clean' sci-fi method of destruction - we do not need to worry about high levels of radiation from the fallout that results from a detonation. This may be moot as modern thermonuclear weapons tend to become cleaner as their yield increases but I am not sure just how that would scale. Second, we need to assume we are talking about some form of an explosive weapon. Chemical weapons, biological weapons, etc are out of the scope of the discussion. This would be a nuke, anti-matter bomb, ultra-high velocity kinetic weapon, or something similar. Third, we are talking about a single weapon rather than the deployment of a number of smaller individual weapons. There are a number of reasons to use many smaller weapons in this case - it's a fine line to walk between destroying everything but still leaving at least a good portion of it habitable.The destruction of an explosive weapon does not scale linearly with yield due to the inverse square law, and because planets are spherical no matter where you detonate the weapon half of it will be in shadow. Most of the explosive force of an incredibly large bomb will radiate into space as well.That said, I would imagine a weapon in the range of ten gigatons (200 Tsar Bombas) would be destructive enough to devastate all but hardened shelters across a planet the size of earth. Between the fireball itself and the radiation / thermal pulse, most everything that had line of sight to the explosion would be completely annihilated. The rest of the planet would fare better, but the thermal and sonic effects - along with the weather systems that would probably result - would be pretty devastating as well. Still, once things settled down after a few days, the area outside the immediate vicinity of the detonation should be livable again
