Zephyr
@Zephyr@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Llaneli man reached 140mph to 'get to gym after argument' and hit taxi 9 hours ago:
Man the punishments in the UK are so lenient.
- Comment on 10 hours ago:
Sounds like a cuck fetish to me. All the guy is missing is a cock cage.
- Comment on Infinity Within 1 day ago:
As above, so below. Would be cool if reality turned out to be fundamentally fractal.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
Sharks kill about 7 people per year. Humans kill about 100,000,000 sharks per year. We are the dangerous monsters from the unknown more so than the other way around.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
There’s some gravitational drag that’s been observed that would really only make sense if the matter was being dragged by something massive beyond the observable universe.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
Yup, the observable universe shouldn’t be anything special necessarily. That is the universe should to on beyond it.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
It’s more so about scale. If you zoomed out far enough the CMBR is homogeneous. You can zoom in to about anything and it’ll not be homogeneous.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Imagine you have three coils, there’s only so many ways you can arrange them in a line. It’s essentially that idea but for matter
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Most definitely. It’s assuming our current understanding is accurate, spacetime is flat and the universe is at a large scale homogeneous. As of now those are the main assumptions given what we know and what we can measure. Any stories we make about reality including science are at most our current best bet and nothing more. We can always learn something new that will rewrite anything we know currently. Like imagine we prove last Thursdayism is true.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
The universe seems to be as far as we know now physically infinite and homogeneous. That means all possible arrangements of matter exits. In any direction you can point there would be an atom for atom copy of the earth and it’s entire history including a copy ofe writing this comment as well as all others permutations. There’s no need for jumping to new universes at all depending on the nature of consciousness.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
In a sea of infinite realities and infinite timeline jumps which is the original?
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
It’s a legal grey area. He can’t run for presidency but he can run for VP. It’s unclear legally what happens if for instance a two term president becomes VP and then the current president steps down or dies. The law of succession dictates he would become president but the 12th amendment dictates that he can’t be president. It’s a legal grey area.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
The way trump is thinking of achieving this third term is running as VP so essentially Obama could do the same but just not have their presidential elect step down. As nice as it would be to have a woman, gay, minority president I’m not sure the US is ready right now. They need a well spoken, quick witted, and vetted old white dude. They keep picking candidates that the American populace at large just aren’t ready for, someone who can swing the vote hard with all these folks leaving the maga movement.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 4 days ago:
I’ll have to double check this… usually weapons manufacturing is pretty well controlled. Then again there’s always a way. Like no one thought that fertilizer sales should be monitored until the Unabomber.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
The situation with Trump is that he would be running as the VP and the presidential candidate would concede the presidency to Trump. So all that would really need to be done is to have Obama as the VP, this doesn’t mean he will take the presidency in the same way and likely wouldn’t. It would just be there to show the magats how dumb of an idea this all is and of course get some good clips of Obama directly debating trump on the news in a tan suit.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
I’m not sure it would be to win but to just show the magats how stupid this all is.
- Comment on The legendary PS2 4 days ago:
I’ll never forget the first moment in like 2010. I was out at the zoo, willed out my phone and looked up a restaurant nearby instead of just going out and looking for one and then I was aware we were all fucked. Totally plugged in to the internet all the time anywhere anytime.
- Comment on Pathetic 4 days ago:
Thousands to millions of years vs a few weekends, it’s about the same right?
- Comment on Not Enough Hate 4 days ago:
How long until I don’t have to hear about or see them again? We’ve already gotten rid of (mostly) other toxic influencers.
- Comment on Grow your own 4 days ago:
Grow what is suited to your environment and season them you won’t have to do much while providing way more than you can use. Grow something not ideal them yeah it’ll be a perpetual uphill battle.
- Comment on This Avocado Oil that claims to be “0 Calories” 🙄 4 days ago:
Lol now I want to make a grocery store where everything is zero calories but the servings are like 1K to 100K. Like how much could this be abused before they close the loophole?
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
Trump vs Obama 2028?
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 4 days ago:
Printing a gun without a license can be and likely is currently illegal. You can just use traditional manufacturing methods to do the same thing anyways. It’s not rocket science. The issue is the control over people to maybe prevent them from doing what you’re saying. We could install cameras in everyone’s house to make super sure they’re not breaking any laws. I think you now see the problem. More control, more safety, less freedom.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 4 days ago:
DIY 3D printers aren’t that difficult. It’s just two or three motors, a motion controller and a hot nozzle for most plastic printing. Replace the not nozzle with a really epic laser diode for metal parts. Even better with lithographic printing minus the really toxic fumes of the material. Take a really bright high resolution screen or maybe a projector and one motor and you got yourself a lithographic printer. Are you going to compete directly with cutting edge printers? Probably not. Will you still be able to make shit that works? Most likely after some tinkering.
- Comment on The legendary PS2 4 days ago:
That’s just the way it is now. Humans used to go generations with minimal change. In this alien existence we’ve created things change drastically in just a decade or two. That said a lot of things still never change like human behavior or motivations. There’s still a lot of wisdom about life someone can gather and pass down as they see fit. As they say, the more things change the more they stay the same.
- Comment on Anon follows the rules 1 week ago:
They do that knowing you’re not going to listen to them anyways typically.
- Comment on The System does not work. 1 week ago:
Can’t when your parents aren’t around or don’t have a place themselves. You find another way and it’s usually way less comfortable.
- Comment on 92% of American adults aren’t going to a doctor because they cannot afford it. The health insurance industry must be dissolved & all of its executives criminally prosecuted for murder, conspiracy, an… 1 week ago:
It would be better if it actually was an open market like Japans medical system. They cap the profits on materials and treatment. They also have to list prices so you can actually compare and contrast the costs of treatment. Insurance companies are now the backbone of the US medical system, even owning and operating entire medical providers. Their business model is to maximize profits and deny care wherever possible. It’ll be difficult to dismantle that relationship now.
- Comment on Yeah Ill Have A Whooper With Beef Wings 1 week ago:
And driving a car. . . .
- Comment on Mars Bar from the 1990s found during house clearance - shrinkflation in action 1 week ago:
I buy things in lbs or kgs so not much has changed beyond the price per weight of course.