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Is it true?
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The only true polynomial-interval algorithm is f(x) where x = 1 ± 1

Quadratic-step validation instruction steps:
1. 1 ± 1 = {0, 2}
2. 0 = 1 - 1
3. 2 = 1 + 1
4. n = previous_row_andor_sum + 1

Rational for 1: I am 1 human being, and I am ranked first (+1) and last (-1) in many domains, topologies, rings, fields, and function outputs.

Unavoidable steps of numerical protocol
1 = UNIT_MEASURE
2 = PROCESS_MEASURE
3 = RATE_OF_MEASUREMENT_MEASURE (Stability)
4 = BRANCH_MEASURE

Today I am #1 to help someone else experience being, becoming, and belonging to a distributive mental-computational process.
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hey /sci/ fat fuck here

just bought this to cure my fat disease

will it work? (scientifically speaking ofc)
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Do you ever feel that maybe solipsism is true? You think of something, or read about something, and then a day later that thing comes up in a completely unrelated context. Or you come up with an idea for an invention and a year later a company comes out with that exact idea, even though you never told anyone about it. And this keeps happening, so it becomes harder and harder to dismiss these occurrences as mere coincidence. And despite all the near-death experiences you've had, you're somehow still here. Maybe it's not necessarily solipsism, but rather that the world was made specifically FOR you, or God is giving you signs, or perhaps from your perspective you always go through the timeline that molds to your will, or we're all subconsciously connected as a single cosmic mind.
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Launch Thread - SpaceX Falcon 9: Starlink 4-11

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Apologies for forgetting to make the last launch thread edition

Launch Time: Friday, February 25 9:12 a.m. PST (17:12 UTC) (instantaneous launch window)
Stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnVOfKOzXHE

Weather Forecast: ???
Launch Site: Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4E), Vandenberg Space Force Base, California
Landing Site: Droneship “Of Course I Still Love You”
Booster: B1063.4 (Prior missions: Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich, DART, Starlink)
Payload: 50 Starlink satellites
Payload mass & deployment orbit: 14,500 kg, 339 x 210 km @ 53.22º
>https://www.spacex.com/launches/
TLE: https://celestrak.com/NORAD/elements/supplemental/starlink-g4-11.txt

Stats: 8th SpaceX launch of 2022, 141st Falcon 9 launch, 108th first-stage landing, 85th reflown booster.
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Scientifically speaking..

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What are the elements which make up music?
I never bothered to investigate music till now and I don't even have an elementary understanding of music
But if I have to describe, I would say music is a combination of different pitches of sound in repetition.
Am I correct? Or is there more to music than different pitches
Maybe there could be two different sounds in the same pitch
Definitely there has to be a lot more which I am missing
Can you recommend some resources where the fundamental of music is explained, preferable succinctly?
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Even if alien life does exist, we'll probably never prove it definitively not only because we don't really even know what to look for, but even if we somehow managed to know we also have to remember the unfathomable size of the universe and it's incomprehensible size that I don't think any civilization, regardless of how advanced, could traverse. For God's sake it's been nearly 14 billion years and yet we've picked up absolutely no evidence of anything. We might as well be alone.
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So do scientists not actually know how fast light travels?
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