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If time is continuous and not discrete then how do we pass from second to second if we're always passing through infinite time? Don't tell me the flow of time is an illusion, no it isn't bitch, you're wrong.
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>>13683487 Based schizo OP reinventing Zeno's arrow paradox.
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It's a matter of definition, planck time is defined as the time it take for a photon to travel a distance of planck length. Time is continuous, the smallest possible time measurable is discrete.
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>>13683591 what do you think of the planck mass or planck charge?
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>>13683487 >Time discrete vs continuous it's imaginary
t. Schrodinger
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>>13683487 Time, space, matter, energy, everything is discrete in our Universe.
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>tfw can visualize 4d plots in my mind
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>>13683633 >tfw can visualize 4d by just picturing a matrix Anonymous
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>>13683633 <i, j, k l>
what that so hard?
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Are matter just knots in the fabric of spacetime? Or like a zipper "sucking in" space causing gravity while it moves in the spacetime fabric?
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>>13683328 Highly likely a particle based phenomena seeing as gravitational waves don't travel faster than the speed of light and that all other field interactions have had carrier particles identified for them
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>>13683343 I mean, the crux of quantum mechanics is wave-particle duality. We have both particle and wave-based models that work for gravity and they're useful for different things.
OP might just be asking for an analogy for gravity wrt. non-exotic matter (i.e. how can I visualize gravity). The usual visualization most people use for classical gravity is the rubber sheet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTY1Kje0yLg Anonymous
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>>13681415 A big mass on one side of you will block virtual particles from appearing on one side of you (like a large scale casimir effect), so the ones that still appear on the other side of you will push you toward it. No bent space necessary.
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>>13681448 >How can you observe such phenomenon without particles? gravitational lensing
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>>13681415 She. Fucking. Won.
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>businesses are allowed and mandated to lookup a patrons vaccination status and deny them service if non vaccinated in the same of public health
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>>13683404 >So as to be logically consistent wouldn’t it make sense to mandate that non essential businesses should screen customers for violent crime and not allow people convicted of committing a violent crime into non essential public spaces Probably but it's not about health and safety, it's about virtue signaling and power.
>inb4 antivax I took pfizer because I wanted, not because I was forced to. Stfu and touch grass chud.
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>>13683404 >violent crime >violent crime >In the name of public safety >rapists and ganbangers Go back to pol, incel.
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>>13683543 Are you saying a club that doesn’t allow rapists inside is JUST as safe as a club that does allow rapist inside?
Also I’m a gay bottom so your incel memes won’t work on me s oy boy
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>>13683404 The plandemic isn't about a virus.
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People with an roman nose are born to rule the world. Its like hawk who destroys a nest of snakes.
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>>13682753 I have that nose
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>>13682753 we should kill them all now before they try anything, yes, I agree.
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>>13682838 the west isn't the world.
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>>13682838 No one can mess with the millennium falcon.
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I need to make a cylinder that can expand sideways in all directions by it's own radius (double in width without popping). The question I ask is what materials would I have to pick from to accomplish this? Bonus points if the material can be custom molded at home relatively cheaply.
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>>13675842 Stitch a bunch of pig anuses into a tube
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>>13675842 Rooting for you anon. Out of interest, how exactly do you plan to make this work?
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>>13681431 silicone elastomers apparently
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>>13676142 Any elastomer would probably work, whether or not you can do it at home is hard to say. There are plenty of nylons + urethanes that would satisfy your needs (low durometer, probably less than 30).
You might want to consider some additional design inputs like what environmental conditions the "muscle" is likely to be exposed to, such as humidity and temperature.
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>>13683004 The "driving membrane" I'll call it, will be encased in oil from all sides and be clamped into place. The actuation process shouldn't generate too much heat. Might need to stand up to abrasion a bit. "Less than 30 durometer" will save me some time searching, thanks m8. I am not a materials guy so these hints and key words/phrases will help a lot.
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Why do we have funerals?
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>>13683615 inherent spiritual mechanisms for passing over to something greater
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2021 Nobel laureate in medicine Dr Anthony Fauci.
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>>13682651 They might as well just play a game of soccer lol.
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>>13682651 it's now a weak nation with very few intelligent people
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>>13681959 hes a mass murdering amoral evil degenerate
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>>13682651 Only leftists dress like that and they're generally scared of guns. Also most of them have felony convictions so they're not allowed to own guns anyway.
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Not only there is no life in the universe except on earth, you will go extinct without reaching the space colonialist stage.
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>>13683524 What are you basing that on? If there's no other life then us in the universe then there is no need to assume there is a "great filter" which means no reason to assume we are going to go extinct before we become space sailors.
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How can free will exist when the governig factors of the universe are classical determinism, nonlinear chaos and quantum randomness?
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>>13681433 Mentally ill schizos have an altered sense of agency which makes them think nobody has free will. Take your meds, maybe you will get better.
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>>13681408 >>13681430 >>13681436 >i don't understand it, so it must be schizo Anonymous
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>>13681390 >the governig factors of the universe are classical determinism, nonlinear chaos and quantum randomness I don't quite understand what you mean. How does classical determinism "govern" the universe? What do you even mean by classical determinism? Newton's laws? We already know they're wrong. Then what do you mean?
