nyc111

100 ms·

721.
Does mass really depend on velocity, dad? (1987) [pdf](sites.fas.harvard.edu)
1 points by nyc111 9y ago|0 comments
722.
The concept of mass by Lev B. Okun (1989) [pdf](hysafe.org)
1 points by nyc111 9y ago|0 comments
723.
by nyc111 9y ago
Can you give an example of a system which is not based on axioms? There is none. There may be hidden assumptions but there will always be axioms. Axioms are simply definitions that are kept constant. In your case you make the assumption tha
724.
Shelling out: the origins of money(fermatslibrary.com)
2 points by nyc111 9y ago|0 comments
725.
by nyc111 9y ago
You say "inertial reference frame at rest with respect to any massive particle..." Is your particle moving with the reference frame? I believe so. How is it at rest then? Do you have motion when you are in a plane? Or do you say y
726.
by nyc111 9y ago
But this is not word games. The statement is: "Nothing is absolutely at rest." Where is the word game in this statement? Or "all is in motion." These are clear statements. If people heeded Heraclitus who said this first
727.
by nyc111 9y ago
What is Galilean invariance? You are below deck in a ship moving uniformly on a smooth sea. No experiment can tell you if the ship is docked or if it has motion relative to the see. Assume that the ship is docked. In that case you say that
728.
by nyc111 9y ago
No. Motion is absolute. Rest is relative. That is, rest is only an appearance. Since you are observing from earth everything you see is in motion since the earth is moving. So there is no absolute rest. And relative rest is just another nam
729.
by nyc111 9y ago
You may be right about my comment about his positioning of the comma but my statement that all is motion and nothing but motion is not pedantic or trivial.
730.
by nyc111 9y ago
" But even plain, old, regular mass at rest has energy inherent to it..." This sentence is so typical of sloppy so-called science writing in the US. What is "plain mass?" What is "old mass?" Or maybe he put the
731.
by nyc111 9y ago
I admire his courage and I congratulate him for speaking out against all these academics who try to fit nature to their scholastic master's sacred text.
732.
by nyc111 9y ago
"Since nobody saw it all the other evidence can be summarily dismissed?" What evidence is there proving that new species morph out of old ones? There is none. New species are created by symbiosis and Darwin knows nothing about sym
733.
Darwin’s theory wrong, nobody saw ape turning into man: Minister Satyapal Singh(hindustantimes.com)
2 points by nyc111 9y ago|3 comments
734.
by nyc111 9y ago
Nice series of videos about him cooking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AR5Oviezvg
735.
by nyc111 9y ago
A regime of antibiotics can kill good microbes as well the bad.
736.
by nyc111 9y ago
Title: Exercise Alters Our Microbiome The first sentence of the article: Exercise _may_ change the composition and activity of the trillions of microbes in our guts... Kind of a title bait. Also, if you measure your microbiome every day you
737.
by nyc111 9y ago
Thanks for this link. I didn’t know who he was. I found his story inspirational. He says some chefs are artists. This may be true but there is a fundamental difference between a chef and a fine artist such as a painter. Chef’s product is us
738.
by nyc111 9y ago
Compare him to Picasso. Picasso never said "I had to pay the rent." He never considered earning money with anything other than painting. When he had no money he lived in friends' apartments. He faced and accepted poverty and
739.
by nyc111 9y ago
Dr. Potters' reply about why he liked the negative answer: "I like the answer at this time because it is the only intellectually honest answer. It identifies that we need to do more work to address the question. If we claim to kno
740.
by nyc111 9y ago
Just to clarify, the earth does not rise on the moon (just wobbles). The earth appears to rise because the orbiter circling the moon.
741.
by nyc111 9y ago
What is science about?
742.
by nyc111 9y ago
I like their biology, natural sciences and mathematics articles. They are usually an interview with the researcher and a video.
743.
by nyc111 9y ago
Mmm, not sure I want to contact the mods. It seems like no one else noticed a flood of Nyt articles.
744.
by nyc111 9y ago
Then it must have been pure luck that the one Nyt poster I checked posts only Nyt links, works for Nyt and only comments to his own posts. He is not hiding he works for Nyt. Still I believe I see more Nyt links than ever before. I might be
745.
by nyc111 9y ago
The same user posting nothing but NYT articles and working for NYT and for me posting too frequently.
746.
Ask HN: New York Times Submissions by New York Times. Is This OK?
6 points by nyc111 9y ago|7 comments
747.
by nyc111 9y ago
But in this sense, the length of the diagonal exists but you cannot measure it with your chosen unit which is the side of the square. If you take the diagonal as your unit you cannot measure the side either.
748.
by nyc111 9y ago
We know that nature is not smart. We are not talking about nature but specific living organisms in nature. All types of life forms make intelligent decisions. Humans are trying to design and produce machines that can make such intelligent d
749.
by nyc111 9y ago
Artificial means man-made. Intelligent in this context simply means "that which can make good decisions on its own." So artificial intelligence is really designing and building self-suficient machines that can make good decisions
750.
by nyc111 9y ago
What is "artificial" for you?

More ›