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We don't need to use DN to describe those people, they are not really practicing long term travel as Potts described it.

Vagabonding by Rolf Potts is a very good book for more information on world traveling on the cheap.

Evolutionary phycologist Malcolm Potts explains this phenomenon as an evolutionary adaptation developed in some species of primates.

Stark and Pepper Potts did have sexual chemistry shown in their dance and balcony scene in the very first movie.

I'll also mention Vagabonding by Rolf Potts -- a great book that's as much about travel as about life.

I was confused for a second because Pepper Potts is the love interest in Iron Man.

More familiar may be Emmett Brown, Caractacus Potts or Eldon Tyrell.

According to Christopher Potts (Stanford Professor and Chair, Department of Linguistics, and Professor, by courtesy, Department of Computer Science), training a large language model costs about 50 million [1].

I would like to add the Artistoo framework (not mine), which is an easy to extend implementation of the Cellular Potts Model in JS that you can also fiddle around with in the browser.

This book opened my eyes on the topic, some time ago: Ever Since Adam and Eve: The Evolution of Human Sexuality by Malcolm Potts and Roger Short, 1999 An anthropological view over the human culture..

> The answer, of course, is not anymore—at least not when it comes to modern blockbusters > We’re told that Tony Stark and Pepper Potts are an item, but no actual romantic or sexual chemistry between them is shown in the films.

The time travel – by flying DeLorean – is rather more stylish from Doc Emmett Brown in the Back To The Future trilogy; Caractacus Potts also gets a car to fly and creates whistling confectionery in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; and Eldon Tyrell gives life, and death, to Bladerunner’s replicants.

> “We were very surprised that the answer was yes,” Potts added.

To those that are interested, I recommend reading "Vagabonding" by Rolf Potts and watching "Minimalism" documentary by The Minimalists as a start point.

It was an industrial hub that built up around the nearby forge purchased by John Potts.

I remember walking around area (Potts Point in Sydney) and not finding any sort of reasonable breakfast that wasn't insanely priced.

It's also quoted in in the book Vagabonding by Rolf Potts.