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by 123pie123 5y ago
thanks, so the rock that was heading towards earth at 1 m/s will technically not accelerate - with in its own reference point, but the rock will accelerate to the earth (from the earths reference point) slight change of question, if th
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by 123pie123 5y ago
sorry for this daft question I imagine a very very slow moving rock in space - going at 1 m/s (relative to earth) in a straight line, the earths mass causes spacetime to bend making the rock head towards earth, but then the rock starts
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by 123pie123 6y ago
Anyone from the UK who remembers the TV program "Tomorrows World", is wise to predicting the future! They kind of predicted a few things right-ish https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vix6TMnj9vY Although I think the t
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by 123pie123 6y ago
From my basic experience and observations of living in the UK (in some not very affluent areas), alcohol is used mainly to relieve daily stresses and the obvious social norms. I suspect society has normalised taking alcohol to numb daily st
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by 123pie123 6y ago
Thanks, I enjoyed that. I'd like to think this applies to a lot of professionals work, putting crazy amounts of effort in for a simple outcome, that just works. except the outcome is not as exciting as watching loads of cockroaches
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by 123pie123 6y ago
I've always thought could you compress english text easily by getting the top X number of words/phrases and then using rarely used ascii letters/ combinations to represent those words. Then extending this concept for the rema
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by 123pie123 6y ago
Having had the pleasure in training three kids how to ride a bike, forget training wheels, or taking the pedals off! find a reasonable long grass hill - not to too steep, but steep enough to allow a kid to go down the hill riding the bike w