iAvicenna
@iAvicenna@lemmy.world
- Comment on Physics books are a classic 5 days ago:
I mean if you look from far enough (usually either the sun or the moon), you can also assume it is a point
- Comment on What we all want deep down 1 week ago:
wanting to be a billionaire should be classified as a mental disease, some sort of power addiction
- Comment on son, happy birthday 2 weeks ago:
how is that a bacteriophage?
- Comment on 🎵 🎶 🎵 2 weeks ago:
maybe its just practicing? leave it alone OK?
- Comment on Should have seen it coming 3 weeks ago:
wow so much of chatgpts perceived value comes from hyping it up? how would we have ever guessed.
- Comment on Putting the die in diet 3 weeks ago:
there was also the “french are having less coronary diseases that must be because of wine!” craze as well, which I think has been recently debunked. not that there is anything wrong with a good glass of red wine, it is just not a substitute for genetic luck, healthy diet and brisk walking when it comes to coronary health.
- Comment on Multiverse 3 weeks ago:
so it’s basically %50 %50 except for the universe where it is %49 %51
- Comment on South Afruleca 3 weeks ago:
where is Xafrica
- Comment on Putting the die in diet 3 weeks ago:
(one bottle allowed per day)
- Comment on Why do so many UK electrical sockets have an on/off switch next to them? 3 weeks ago:
Have you tried to stick anything metal into one of these plugs?
No, hold on a second, let me try and come back.
Joking aside, I agree something like what you explained was probably the original reason. But I have seen some parents praising the switch mechanism for this reason as well but perhaps because they are more used to old European type plugs which does not have the internal security feature of UK plugs
- Comment on I don't see the problem. It's A tree. It's not THE tree. 3 weeks ago:
but poisson is a mathematician so that does not add up
- Comment on Wait, I've seen this movie 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Why do so many UK electrical sockets have an on/off switch next to them? 3 weeks ago:
if it is a small child it is assumed that the joint probability of both turning on the switch and inserting a fork through the holes is roughly the product of probabilities of each (therefore lower than each individually), i.e both events are independent.
- Comment on Why do so many UK electrical sockets have an on/off switch next to them? 3 weeks ago:
small child/baby protection.
- Comment on Good afternoon I choose well groomed. 3 weeks ago:
AAAAAAAAAA
- Comment on Yeet! 3 weeks ago:
babbista
- Comment on Heels 4 weeks ago:
yes we have all thought we have seen that. thanks brain
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
after seeing the second link op probably:
- Comment on guys... :( 4 weeks ago:
that is what she said
- Comment on guys... :( 4 weeks ago:
I came looking for this
- Comment on Zelder 4 weeks ago:
wait where is this guy? I would totally expect him to be >!kissing!< licking Trumps ass
- Comment on A totally normal figure of cancer signaling pathways 5 weeks ago:
what peer review? This is likely one of the many reviewless journals that solely exist to publish, for a generous fee, shit that wouldn’t even pass as an undergrad homework. people then can write in their CVs for grant applications or position applications in low tier universities etc The name of the journal is usually chosen to look fancy and very international so it looks good on your CV. Honestly there are so many such journals now, no one person would be able to tell which is which, it’s a complete mess. Humans find a way of fucking up everything for profit.
- Comment on I'm a fan 5 weeks ago:
6? That is generous.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
I think they know this and their game is to intimidate people into accepting that
- Comment on You'll never see it coming 1 month ago:
Yea but still…
- Comment on You'll never see it coming 1 month ago:
welp this parallel universe goes down the drain too
- Comment on You'll never see it coming 1 month ago:
on the bonus side takes Trump, Elon, Nigel and Tate with it.
- Comment on You'll never see it coming 1 month ago:
didnt need the wikipedia page. soon as I read a couple pop sci articles on this I was like “welp this shit sounds dangerous it was nice to know you all”
- Comment on Why aren't you 1 month ago:
why aren’t humans screaming more?
- Comment on Elon Musk wants the U.S. to “Liberate the people Britain from their tyrannical government” 1 month ago:
13 year old kid is a ceiling for Musk when it comes to politics
