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koolala
2y ago
Do you have advice on how to survive in the modern world? Society is pretty complex. I need an AR map just to know where its safe to sleep without trespassing.
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koolala
2y ago
I will never believe Meta or Apple excuses for our computers not being computers. Video Game Consoles are about complete control to create a fake digital market and it needs to end.
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koolala
2y ago
Imagine Craiglist / Facebook Marketplace taking 30%.
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koolala
2y ago
Turn off the 1 thing protecting you from war crimes.
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koolala
2y ago
:) I sware that smilely just winked at me
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koolala
2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_matter#Negative_mass The cancle out your talking about is what happens with magnets and dipoles. What if negative mass was a monopole? Testing the theory would be be the same kind
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koolala
2y ago
Same with room temperature highly conductive matter :( Every day I wish we had Hoverboards, Flying Brooms, and Magic Carpets. Instead... every day is another car ride to the grocery store.
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koolala
2y ago
Today is a new day.
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koolala
2y ago
Both are a formality based on whats in fashion. I like the Axiom of Choice and not taking Math or words as literal or biblical truth.
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koolala
2y ago
I can see how the idea extends naturally and also how it doesn't extend naturally. Thanks for explaining, I wonder what Galois would do if alive today with computers.
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koolala
2y ago
Painting, Sculpture, Music, Art is a Language. We need the Toki Pona of Math. I hope Geometry one day becomes the foundation of Math again. Anyone can participate in Geometry just with a stick or VR headset.
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koolala
2y ago
Isn't how formal or rigorous something is just a social convention? Grammer Nazi's used to make online speech be formal with perfect rigor. Isn't it all relative to what your society defines?
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2y ago
Your story makes me picture Geometric Algebra, defining Complex Numbers or Quaternions and multiplication on them, and their symmetries and elegant combinations. Ty for sharing your math memories. Makes me wonder if Galois theory can determ
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koolala
2y ago
;) A mention is enough. Monads are LIFE!
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koolala
2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galois_theory#Permutation_gr... That quote about equations with rational numbers was from here. Galois didn't have a computer of course. Rational Numbers and trisecting an angle sou
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koolala
2y ago
Did the solution taking 10 minutes make it seem like it was all just semantics from old faulty definitions? How do you personally imagine trisecting an angle now? Is it possible to describe your new intuition of the impossibility in differe
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koolala
2y ago
Reconcile Liebniz too. I agree this sounds awesome.
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koolala
2y ago
Galois Fields yeah. Being able to store Rational Numbers in a computer. "Originally, the theory had been developed for algebraic equations whose coefficients are rational numbers."
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koolala
2y ago
My memory of the story was they got some research funding from the troll company and were naive about human greed.
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koolala
2y ago
I had no idea Plank's work connected to Galois. I wish a University was able to publish free open information but money decides research.
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koolala
2y ago
Insulting? Sorry! I didn't mean to say "pop mag" in a bad way like "ai" in a bad way. I'm actually excited for computers getting big enough to comprehend human language and science. I hope one day Dross becomes
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koolala
2y ago
Different planets, Different Sneezle length, Same Sneezle Beat I'll try to see these units you linked thanks
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koolala
2y ago
I think I understand. Distance scales with Planet Size? That actually makes a lot of sense.
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koolala
2y ago
It's exciting to me just even being able to ask experts if anyone has tried before! progress = legwork + new direction!
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koolala
2y ago
What if it expanded from anti-mass? Couldn't we form testable hypotheses from that? I looked it up on the Wikipedia page for Exotic Matter and there isn't much exploration or tested theories on it.
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koolala
2y ago
Once we have open source AI training data and AI historians they could help make real science directly available instead of pop magazines.
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koolala
2y ago
Has anyone ever tested the theory of matter that is repelled by gravity instead of attracted? They would zoom away and seperate like helium escaping the Earth.
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koolala
2y ago
What are you busy with? Are there any particular other subjects you would want to talk about instead?
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koolala
2y ago
I got an idea! Anti-mass! Anti-mass is mass where Gravity goes Out instead of In. The anti-mass and mass accelerated away from eachother at the start and the redshift is it's repulsion away.
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koolala
2y ago
Do miles connect to feet and feet vs. gravity connect to the Golden ratio? 6 feet is like 2 pi?
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