philipov

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   by philipov 11y ago

   "We needed to become more agile, so we lost weight by cutting off our arms and legs."
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   by philipov 11y ago

   Except that there's no point in ever adding depth to anything, because once you're there, your original argument takes over and it's time to start taking over a new part of your life instead of adding depth. And that, as they
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   by philipov 11y ago

   I think it's more likely that there is no decision between being a wave and a particle at all, and it is just our measurement equipment can only see it as one or the other, and what they interpret as change in behavior due to measureme
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   by philipov 11y ago

   Funny that you mention Lenovo, because they also come with built-in adware: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/02/19/researcher-discover...
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   by philipov 11y ago

   IANAP, but it seems the past is only being modified if being a particle or a wave is a choice, meaning the two are mutually exclusive states. I always thought that particles are waves at the same time, not that they switch depending on meas
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   by philipov 11y ago

   There's a joke that the job of Dev Support is looking up documentation for people too distracted, too stressed, or too stupid to look it up themselves.