×25% gives you 1/4 the original value, whereas +100% is double the original value, let's say 8/4 to keep it consistent. ×125% (in case a 1 is missing) is still only 5/4 the original value.
Is there a typo in your comment?
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Gul Madred: How many seasons do you see there?
Picard: I see seven seasons.
Gul Madred: No, there are six.
Oh shit, you're right! I had no idea, good catch.
It's really both, neurons communicate electrochemically. Neurons establish a voltage difference across their membrane, typically positive outside, negative inside, by concentrating ions on one side or the other. In a single neuron, the action potential (signal) results in the electric polarity of the cell membrane switching to negative outside, positive inside, with the change in gradient cascading down the length of the axon as ions are allowed to flow across the membrane by voltage-gated ion channels. After depolarization, ions are actively and selectively pumped to either side of the membrane, repolarizing it.
There's a lot more to it than that but it's 100% charge dependent. The change in charge is mediated by the flow of ions across a membrane instead of the flow of electrons through a conductor, hence why it's slower.
I still have my tubes of pogs. I even have a few "OJ in the slammer" slammers.
I'm in my mid forties with no children and being asleep again is pretty much my daily goal. I can't imagine how you cope with small kids.
I do ergo for a lot of IT people. Please just be careful! Carpal tunnel and other RSIs are a bitch to deal with.
Order Temu?
Because it's the primary driver of climate change.
Sulfur hexafluoride is far worse than methane, why do you care about methane?
I came here to suggest the same thing. Ego death is freedom.
I'm shocked and slightly sickened that trollish dipshit is suggesting something I agree with. I think I need a shower now.
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Right-to-Work Laws don't mean your employer can fire you at any time for any reason (US Law)
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That's social conditioning, not biology.