Noaidi

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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   > This is a weird sort of hubris. “I’m not qualified to do this job but I can certainly tell you how it needs to be done.” A quantum state is a mathematical entity that represents a physical system. Since waves are not physical can you s
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   Yes, the field is the substrate. "I insist upon the view that 'all is waves'." Letter to John Lighton Synge (9 November 1959), as quoted by Walter Moore in Schrödinger: Life and Thought (1989) ISBN 0521437679 I
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   https://www.vlatkovedral.com/about/
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   How long can you break something apart until you cannot any longer? The things we are breaking apart are illusions in a sense. There will always be a smaller particle because that is what we are looking for. When we understand that everythi
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   > They're manifestations of fields. Or wave. Everything is a quantum wave. https://www.vlatkovedral.com/everything-in-the-universe-is-a...
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   There are no particles. Everything is a wave. The Everything-Is-a-Quantum-Wave Interpretation of Quantum Physics https://www.mdpi.com/2624-960X/5/2/31
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   If AI thinks so much faster than humans. does it age fater than humans? and in that case, does AI have dementia already?
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   > Air conditioners don't need to use fossil fuels. But they do. And do we build the AC with solar power as well? Ship the parts around the world on sail boats?
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   by Noaidi 4mo ago

   That is some Trump math. How can you be more than 100% efficient?
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    But they lived in Aus for generations.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    I’m not debating that the sun is stronger heating source. I’m just saying air-conditioning increases climate change because it uses fossil fuels and also the law of thermodynamics dictates that he will be created in this instance.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    I imagine people who lived in the UK for generations have genes that are adapted to a more mild, cooler climate. https://www.cell.com/trends/genetics/fulltext/S0168-9525(20)...
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    If we were more exposed to the hot weather with no way to escape it maybe we would actually do something about climate change. By creating and artificial climate in all or our homes we are so disconnected from the world that we think techno
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    100k grandmas die from heat every summer because of our ignorance of climate change and a propaganda machine that denies that it is real.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    > No it doesn't. Yes, it does. It may be small temperature increase but AC use increases outside temperatures. It is just physics. Here is a simple diagram: https://www.lozierheatingcooling.com/filesimages/heatP
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    I think at this point you should read a bit more about the antebellum period.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    It didn’t start with gold standard. It started with the issuance of greenbacks during the Civil War. If they never issued greenbacks during the Civil War, there would not have been an issue with going back on the gold standard.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    Have you lived through the late 90s big tech boom or the current AI boom?
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    > the gold standard was from 1870-1920s. The U.S. officially left the gold standard on August 15, 1971. https://blog.swissamerica.com/glossary/gold-standard/ > many progressive elements rallied against it wh
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    The separation of wealth during the Gilded age was caused by the same thing it is caused by today: rapid industrialization. This rapid industrialization began when the US was off the gold standard during the civil war. The 1920's gilde
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    Centralization is always a trap. No idea why people have such a hard time joining and supporting the Fediverse.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    I would say same. ;) https://www.thewrap.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/trump-ina...
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    NASA hired private companies to engineer and design their early rockets? I thought Wernher von Braun engineered the Saturn V rocket after NASA borrowed him from thew Nazi's
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    This is a disingenuous statement. The Saturn V[f] is a retired American super heavy-lift launch vehicle developed by NASA under the Apollo program for human exploration of the Moon. NASA is not developing Relativity Space's rocket. &qu
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    Folks, this is not a democracy, or a meritocracy, it is a corpocracy.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    I prefer an ad (and porn, gambling, social media) blocking host file myself.
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    I do not mind advertising on websites. What I mind is bad ads, ads with malware, way too many ads, and ads that track me. This is where Google gets the whole ad thing wrong. They are focusing on the wrong problem. If you think about the eco
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    Copper drug restores memory and clears toxic Alzheimer's proteins(pubs.acs.org)

    3 points by Noaidi 4mo ago|2 comments
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    TLDR: https://www.monash.edu/news/articles/copper-drug-restores-me... Now me: “Copper is essential for cellular energy production as it acts as a cofactor for cytochrome c oxidase, an enzyme that catalyzes the red
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    by Noaidi 4mo ago

    Can you get PlutoTV on Apple TV?