Has science gone too far?

No

Very useful rules, I see… impossible to bypass :-)

Quite unusual, was it pure? As far as I know they always mix it with other nasty stuff beig it an excellent polar solvent

Interesting, you just replaced losers and clueless in the gervaise principle

https://thepowermoves.com/the-gervais-principle-summary-review/

Alleluja, you have seen the light

Km is 10³m cm is 10^-2m so the difference is 10⁵ i.e. 100000 (one with 5 zeroes)

Or more intuitively one centi-meter is a 1/100 of a meter and Kilo-Meter is 1000 meter therefore 100*1000 100000

It is quite intuitive, once you start using it

What’s weird is why we don’t use Megameters and megagrams (i.e. one metric ton)

Funghi

Sorry, but you are wrong, battery means exactly chemical battery

Gravity electrical storage is not a battery

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_battery?wprov=sfla1

Yep

And the picture from 1991 is in black and white?

GTFO

Edit: seems I was wrong in my assumptions

Well math might be, physics for sure isn’t

Almost… Nuclear comes from super-novae, therefore not strictly “solar” (in the sense coming from the sun) but loosely yeah everything comes from stars and star formation

not yet

The same can be said for banknotes, they are quite useless as paper, they are mostly valuable because people see them as valuable and perceptions can change

Not really, the chances to find a winning ticket of a lottery walking on the street is almost comparable