Zerush
@Zerush@lemmy.ml
Black belt in Mikado Photo model, for the photos where they put under 'BEFORE'
- Comment on We've got it all worked out 1 day ago:
Not a myth, it’s known as Mpemba effect, several hypothese about it, but still not clear
- Comment on We've got it all worked out 1 day ago:
Not even clear why hot water freeze faster than cold one.
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- Comment on totally spherical dude 3 days ago:
When I smoked this, I often came up with brilliant ideas to achieve world peace and eradicate hunger in the world. The only problem was that I forgot it 5 minutes later.
- Comment on Aeroplane 1 week ago:
Soon there are self flying AI Airplanes
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Not the biggest, they can be way bigger, but different as squids, they are not agressive against humans, showing mostly reactions of curiosity, humans are not part of their prey.
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In the size of his eyeball isn’t correct at all, the limit is the size of his beak, the only solid part of an Octopus, but I think that he don’t like to squetch his eyeball if it isn’t needed.
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- Comment on That's a lot 2 weeks ago:
The crushing pressure is irrelevant, if the intern pressure is the same, as is the case of the beeings which live in these deeps.
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- Comment on i hate myself and i want to die lol 2 weeks ago:
As seen a very important Manuscript
- Comment on The wonder of the sea 2 weeks ago:
Octopus are very smart guys
- Comment on TEETH 2 weeks ago:
The clip with the eyeball sliced is from an old French surrealistic short movie, written and produced by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali, “Un Chien Andalou” (An Andalusian Dog) from 1929.
- Comment on Better safe than sorry 2 weeks ago:
In my studies I used a doble side rule, the Faber-Castell 2/83 N Novo-Duplex, 31 scales, not so practical for the pocket (>38cm)
- Comment on No shit! I would also run like hell away from that. 2 weeks ago:
St. Bartolomew agree 💀
- Comment on Better safe than sorry 2 weeks ago:
Well, even an iPhone has an calculator by default (maybe with an monthly fe)
- Comment on Better safe than sorry 2 weeks ago:
Try with 3+3
- Comment on mercy merci 3 weeks ago:
Yes, but the amount of neurons is limited in beeings with less than 5mm, to envolve they must turning also somewhat bigger. The reason why Asimov wrote a second novel after Fantastic Voyage, which was an work based on the movie, but Asimov are not satisfied about it as scientific, because reducing the size of the people to molecular level, there are impossible that they are capable even to think more than a molecule, so he wrote a second part and in this the bodies are not reduced, but partially traslated to an parrallel dimension, so that the remaining part were small enough to be inyected in the body of the pacient.
- Comment on mercy merci 3 weeks ago:
Children Of Time is not so wrong, jumping spiders naturally in their current size cant evolve to an complex tecnologic society, but it’s true that they have an astounding intelligence for an so minuscule beeing, capable to planning different strategies to catch their prey, a good sight and perfect aware of an 3D environment. They know exactly what they are doing. Called also cats with 8 legs.
- Comment on mercy merci 3 weeks ago:
Jumping spiders are very nice pets, a lot of people have it as such. They are smart enough to recognise their owner and even to learn tricks.
- Comment on I'm fine with being stupid 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, the easy way, but not so easy with pen and paper (also only basic math, but a lot)
- Comment on I'm fine with being stupid 3 weeks ago:
The area is very easy to calc, its only adding clear poligons, basic geometry. Somewhat harder to calculate the volumen of this thing.
- Comment on mercy merci 3 weeks ago:
Jumping spiders are always welcome in my home.
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- Comment on Better safe than sorry 3 weeks ago:
Yoy can use 2 normal rules to add/rest 2 numbers, but you can’t do it in a slide rule with its logarithm scales.
- Comment on Better safe than sorry 3 weeks ago:
It’s the same as 2*2
- Comment on Better safe than sorry 3 weeks ago:
Well, but fails with 3+3, there an US engineer must use still an addiator. Nowadays it’s easier with an pocket calculator.
- Comment on Better safe than sorry 3 weeks ago:
You can’t calculate 2+2 with a slide rule