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bgplsa t1_jaj46tz wrote
Reply to comment by ferrettt55 in NASA’s DART data validates kinetic impact as planetary defense method | DART altered the orbit of the asteroid moonlet Dimorphos by 33 minutes by mepper
THIS !!! ^ ^ ^ government and academic employees who spend money exactly like private employees on food, housing, entertainment, etc aren’t burning that money for heat, it hasn’t gone anywhere except to support people trogs don’t like.
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Reply to comment by icelandichorsey in Madonna 1980s by steroidamoeba
Because I’m definitely not getting any work done for a while now.
bgplsa t1_ja0eh4m wrote
I know young women from the 80s are becoming grandmothers now including my wife but this title still kinda stung.
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Reply to Help! My friend is convinced that the Earth is hollow and we are living inside of it! by YeetFleekMasterOfRap
Since you’re a science enjoyer you should start off with the scientific method. What is a consequence of living inside a hollow earth that one could test that isn’t better explained by another model such as those currently used? Seriously, think this through. Be aware though that there are subtleties that crop up in every investigation that will complicate finding the correct answers. Even Einstein had to deal with this, he continually published the answers he found to questions that seemed to disprove his claims until nobody could think of any that couldn’t be answered. That process is still going on today, scientists don’t predict the conjunctions of Jupiter’s moons or solar eclipses or the temperature of craters on the moon to prove how smart they are, they are continually observing to see if the real world disagrees with the predictions made by their models. If it ever did and they could show it with evidence that would be a history making event and any scientist would be thrilled to be the one to make such a discovery. That’s why the whole idea of science having a “narrative” is so wrong headed. If your friend can demonstrate the hollow earth better explains what we see when we look out at the universe than Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, and Einstein, science will agree the earth is hollow and we live inside it. Personally my money is on the other guys though.
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Reply to Twins, 1987 by Alatarial
The faces of souls who know hitting the job market in 2009 is gonna suck.
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Reply to comment by JimmiRustle in Theory of the universe by launderslaunders
This post seems like a sincere question, as long as OP is open to learning from those who have done the work to gain this understanding I don’t see the benefit in discouraging them.
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Reply to comment by ExtonGuy in The critical atom (thought experiment) by ThePropagandaTower
Great answer but I don’t understand the becoming invisible very gradually part can you elaborate?
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Reply to comment by Renaissance_Slacker in Could microscopic life evolve to become intelligent? by [deleted]
Yes! I meant to mention this!
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Reply to comment by Westacious in Could microscopic life evolve to become intelligent? by [deleted]
Stephen Hawking explains trying to describe what’s “outside” the universe or “before” the beginning of time as similar to trying to define what’s north of the North Pole. There’s just no reasonable way for our brains to express the idea of something that exists completely independent of any experience we could possibly imagine. So certainly it’s possible an infinite number of angels can dance on the head of a 5-dimensional pin but how would you count them 😉
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Reply to Does anyone feel trapped here by vapournova
As consciousness that experiences pain and pleasure and time as a present “now” proceeding from cause to effect in an endless series of events until entropy destroys the wetware that evolved to run them, the only rational response to the futility of this state of affairs is to exercise the plausible free will we seem to have to nurture our own and others’ enjoyment of the moments we have been given and yet to come.
Just my opinion.
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Reply to My mother’s senior prom from the 80’s by dondestairs
How you doin 😉
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Reply to Lea Thompson in the 1980s makes me contemplate about me being born in the wrong era by [deleted]
I mean she’s still around 😍