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PefferPack t1_j0fu27b wrote
Reply to comment by Quartersharp in Does rotation break relativity? by starfyredragon
>it is doing a tiny amount of work by staying intact while rotating, because its outer parts have to keep changing direction
Really? This is kindof mind-blowing if true. Work is force dot displacement, so if there's no displacement in the radial direction, then there's no work done. If the body can be considered rigid then there is no radial displacement. Even in a flexible body, there would only be a short transient period of radial displacement as it stretches out from the rotational forces.
PefferPack t1_iv0mx1f wrote
Reply to comment by 5GCovidInjection in How many children did Homo Erectus tend to have? by [deleted]
Yeah but think about how foul society was as it was forming. Population density without medical technology was what was so dangerous. Would be a good approach to look at tribal infant mortality (50% sounds high to me).
PefferPack t1_j7kocbt wrote
Reply to Indiana Senate passes bill to legalize throwing stars by Phlegmbrandt
My generation has come to power.