Thanks, friend. I really needed that in light of the recent news.
Thanks, friend. I really needed that in light of the recent news.
Can a physicist explain: does spaghettification destroy the object passing through by means of extreme elongation, or is it an external observation of extreme warping of the space, including the objects within it?
‘you miss every shot you don’t take’
‘the people don’t know what they want until you show them’
They throw everything including the kitchen sink in the hopes that they score the next big thing. Users be damned.
Chill man. There’s loads of types of smart. Some people are great at chess, others have an intuitive feel of how a ball moves in the air, or how musical notes harmonize, or how equations collapse into simple forms, or how color or smell evokes emotion, or how ingredients work together to create pleasant texture and flavors, or how materials fold under the strike of a hammer, …
Point is, while you may not be smart in one area, there’s always areas to explore. Who knows, you may be a savant in your field. Enjoy the journey and appreciate the diversity.
Q: What do you call a large amphibious mammal with a huge mouth, large teeth, fat body and goes around swearing at passers-by?
A: Hippopottymouth
Just go and vote already! Calling it means shit.
Nope. Because I practice healthy financial habits.
Cast iron pans last forever, so if you’re looking at Christmas as in acquiring a set, vs Christmas as a gift, you might find one in a garage sale or something. With some care and re-sasoning, you’ll have a perfectly functional set. Good luck!
They’re HEAVY though.
Drying happens when the moisture on your dishes gets evaporated into the air. If the air is already moist. It happens slowly. The air in the just opened dishwasher is hot and very moist. Blowing away removes the vapour/ moist air from the washer compartment, which gets replaced by the drier air in the kitchen. Blowing towards just keeps the moisture circulating inside, and though some of it will no doubt eddy out, it isn’t as efficient, it seems.
Video games. Way back then there was imagination involved, and companies took risks. Nowadays every game seems to iterate on the same tired formula. The only recent entry I can think of that bucked this trend in the past few decades was maybe Portal, but there have been few to no other recent games that come to mind. Fight me.
That as human beings, we’ll never come together for a common cause. A large proportion of us are just selfish, delusional beings.
Fucking Gen-Z, lol
Nice try, Donald.
It’s where they grow fiberglass, for home insulation and boat hulls.
Oooo… hottt!
Well that’s (porn) what reddit is for!
This is how they got that kid in Kung Fu hustle.
I suppose the part i’m having trouble with, is that extreme gravitational gradients also bring with it extreme warping of space time. Meaning since the space is also being warped, with the object within it, is it actually being destroyed? So if a 1m3 object in a 1m3 space is acted in by an extreme gravitational anomaly that warps the space to 5m3, is the object actually being warped to 5m3, since the space itself is warped, i.e. it’s still relatively the same size as the space it occupies.
Not a physicist btw, so pls be gentle.