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by poelzi 10y ago
I'm very happy having a open and very loving relationship where such happenings can be talked about in the open without fear or problems. If most humans would be monogamous in heart, which some really are, it would not be so common.
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by poelzi 10y ago
many subs are irrational towards objects of any sort. I'm quite proud of my shadowban on /r/physics for poking on obvious wrong assumptions :)
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by poelzi 10y ago
Arxiv banned the physicist who actually was able to build a physical model that makes sense in every aspect. Just because the reviewer did not understand one of the conclusions, the periodic table, that was a result of the theory. Of course
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by poelzi 11y ago
ACK. If we are good at anything, then of the optimism bias. We constantly overestimate our abilities while we underestimate the problems that can emerge. Combined with our rather low ability to think in systems theory enough, to actually un
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by poelzi 11y ago
Basic Structures of Matter - Supergravitation Unified Theory by Dr. Stoyan Sarg. http://www.amazon.com/Basic-Structures-Matter-Supergravitati... Uses the most minimal basic assumptions and fits experimental data very well.
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by poelzi 11y ago
Every model that does not have a proper arrow of time, and therefor prevents time-travel backwards, is fundamentally broken. It either breaks causality or energy conservation and therefor simply does not relate to our reality. I'm so h
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by poelzi 11y ago
I think it targets embedded machines which is actually quite nice in c + lua. openwrt uses this combo.
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by poelzi 11y ago
i have to use chef at work. never ever again, this is just pain in the a , constantly. Never got so annoyed from any software ever. my favorites: for large deployments: saltstack small deployments: ansible or saltstack
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by poelzi 11y ago
This is also similar in the BSM-SG model: Alpha could be different in different galaxies. It will not vary in a galaxy but maybe vary between galaxies. This is not clear, most likely not. It has much to do with the early stages of galaxy cr
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by poelzi 11y ago
From the BSM-SG perspective it's very clear what it is: http://www.amazon.com/Basic-Structures-Matter-Supergravitati... 2.9.6.B Fine structure constant as embedded feature of the twisted prisms 12.A.5.3. Hypothesis of
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by poelzi 11y ago
found this interesting: https://indico.cern.ch/event/346931/session/4/contribution/6... > Plain BeeGFS is as reliable as your hardware currently i would give MooseFS, orangefs or lizardfs a try.
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by poelzi 11y ago
So, it is basically for people who don't want or can't distribute their work using proper data modeling and multiple distributed processes. Don't get me wrong, there may be use-cases where this is actually the best approach.
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by poelzi 11y ago
I have one next to my bed. Bought a used one that it roughly 20 years old ^^ I plan to replace the temperature sensor + controller with some 1 wire ones and use a raspberry pie to control the heater. Some time ago I build a underwater speak
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by poelzi 11y ago
And in reality, the brain uses many more signals then the electrical impulses we concentrate mostly one and their frequency. Partially our broken physical model prevents Biologists from looking into the issue from different perspective, whi
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by poelzi 11y ago
It is very important to distinguish between fructose and glucose sugars. Fructose is actually much more poisonous then glucose is. It seems metabolized mostly like alcohol. Now, with the high fructose corn syrup everywhere, makes the situat
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by poelzi 11y ago
I did like 14 courses over the years. I understand what you mean with religious talks and I can understand your point of view. Tho, first, Goenka explicitly sates that whatever part of the theory, you don't like, take it out, as long a
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by poelzi 11y ago
I did 14 over the last 13 years and dissociation in a bad way is something this technique does not, not in a bad way. There are different forms of dissociation: one where your body becomes alien, there is one, where your ego is not associat
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by poelzi 11y ago
Allan Savory made great research in this field: http://www.ted.com/talks/allan_savory_how_to_green_the_world...
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by poelzi 11y ago
no advanced civ is using hertz EM waves. Hertz EM waves are only good for broadcasts and look at us, we already replacing broadcast TV with IPtv. If our phycisists would not be so blind and look into the predicted (Lord Kelvin) and discover
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by poelzi 11y ago
right... http://www.ted.com/talks/johann_hari_everything_you_think_yo...
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by poelzi 11y ago
Database with cold fusion papers (very comprehensive): http://lenr-canr.org/index/Summary/Summary.php The BSM-SG model describes LENR fusion very well, most of the reported experiments implement one ore more of th
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by poelzi 11y ago
Falsification has also the problem of unknown unknowns. Something that gave LENR or cold fusion this enormous. setback. They simply did not understand the loading ratio at that time.... A negative replication does not lead to dis-confirmati
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by poelzi 11y ago
Einstein was special because he never got lost with reality: "We can invent as many theories we like, and any one of them can be made to fit the facts. But that theory is always preferred which makes the fewest number of assumptions.&q
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by poelzi 11y ago
I studied philosophy and physics and was really shocked how little the "philosophy of science" most scientists know. The question of: "what is true" is NOT so easy as most people think. It is in fact a damn hard question
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by poelzi 11y ago
explain: I take logic errors or math errors seriously, everything else is just crackpot talk.
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by poelzi 11y ago
https://www.foresight.org/news/negativeComments.html And the sad thing is, that even if your logic is more strict, if you argue scientifically, people still think you are a nutjob just because you see things from a dif
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by poelzi 11y ago
There is a more detailed paper about it: http://goo.gl/U2BHBL I don't expect you to understand, took me month before it clicked and started to make sense. In fact, at some point I had to take a week off because I was s
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by poelzi 11y ago
I linked the newsletter, go through each of those papers and you will see, that those come from the peer reviewed process. It's hard to believe that those scientists will still think that the Big Bang happened. Eric Lerner, from LPP fu
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by poelzi 11y ago
Search for Basic Structures of Matter - Supergravitation Unified Theory then, its by Dr. Stoyan Sarg QM is a theory. There are facts and theories and they should not be confused. Who we think the universe is governed is based on theories th
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by poelzi 11y ago
I had some longer talk with a friend that is much more into logics about the MOND theory. The problem I have with this theory is, that I don't think that the MAX function used, is classical logic. Unfortunately, I have not found a real

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