dekken_

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   by dekken_ 5y ago

   are you 70, or you're including some years when you wouldn't have been able to tell?
2. 272.▲
   by dekken_ 5y ago

   > I use it all the time! ditto
3. 273.▲
   by dekken_ 5y ago

   We are the universes own entropy minimization function. And are the product of a local equilibrium.
4. 274.▲
   by dekken_ 5y ago

   > One interesting aspect is that living organisms are in thermodynamic non-equilibrium On what scale? Can you provide some sources/references please?
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   by dekken_ 5y ago

   > There's also a lot more interesting stuff going on inside a human body than there is for a rock. Yes, it's complexity, that's my point. > There's this whole idea if entropy in physics I am aware, you're assu
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   by dekken_ 5y ago

   I didn't say it wasn't useful. My comment is in terms of physics rather than biology or chemistry. i.e. in physics, there is little difference but complexity between a rock and a human.
7. 277.▲
   by dekken_ 5y ago

   trying to minimize our own action
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   by dekken_ 5y ago

   Organic/non-organic distinction is arbitrary. Life is just complexity manifest.
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   by dekken_ 5y ago

   change is difficult https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/II_19.html
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    if accountability were a thing, this wouldn't have gotten passed the first meeting
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    Rainbows. > Indeed, it is impossible for an observer to see a rainbow from water droplets at any angle other than the customary one of 42 degrees from the direction opposite the light source. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    they might have not owned a bull but rented one when needed.
13. 283.▲
    by dekken_ 5y ago

    so long already
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    depends https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/eminent_domain
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    https://extrafabulouscomics.com/boop
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    Feeding the algorithms should be paid.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    Thanks
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    I'm not a slave.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    Link required a captcha, Fuck that
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    I was more referring to the "criminals" part
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    I too can make claims without any evidence.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    I don't pay much attention to big bang things, as far as I'm concerned it's as unprovable as an infinite universe theory. I'm not sure we can ever know either way.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    Yeah I was exaggerating, I just wish it wasn't so messed up up there. Years of intergenerational violence have really done a number on some places.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    Being from the ROI I call NI a third world country.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    > Won't a proton/antiproton annihilation also create two photons? I expect it would make a lot more than just two photons. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annihilation#Proton%E2%80%93an... > If so,
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    > Is the mass measurement of electrons an abberation then in the QFT interpretation of the empirical data. I'm not sure this is resolved. see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_electrodynamics#Conclu... &gt
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    You are positive you were told that electrons are matter maybe. This is the standard (see: current) model, in QFT electrons are not particles, so are not leptons, so are not matter.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    Except electrons aren't matter.
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    they like music if you're curious
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    by dekken_ 5y ago

    some might say, it's impossible.