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by zarmin 7y ago
Good freakin' riddance.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Just to present another perspective: https://abc3340.com/news/local/adhd-and-your-circadian-rhyth...
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by zarmin 7y ago
Yeah, I think there's a large subset of people with ADHD who have some kind of alternate circadian rhythm. Mine seems to be 36 hours; for almost 35 years my peak working hours have been 4pm to 5am, with the ability to hyperfocus until
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by zarmin 7y ago
Out of curiosity, do you have ADHD?
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by zarmin 7y ago
idk, i really enjoy the 10+ second load time of Groups
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by zarmin 7y ago
The relationship is between the earth's polar/equatorial circumferences and the pyramid's base perimeter and its height. https://youtu.be/rhGQU3m9E34?t=1103
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by zarmin 7y ago
Those same sources will also tell you that Egyptians did not have angular measure. They had the "sekhed", a gradient for measuring slope. How then were they able to derive pi and phi, which the GP is inextricably related to? ( htt
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by zarmin 7y ago
The coordinate system is a logical division of an oblate spheroid; something which could be derived by knowing the dimensions of the earth.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Another good question is: _why_ would they go out of their way to align these megaliths so precisely?
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by zarmin 7y ago
This is what I see in Google Maps: https://i.imgur.com/KAxbzod.png To my eyes, the "crease" is evident in all but the right side.
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by zarmin 7y ago
That's the money question. Given the other "anomalies" about the pyramids, along with their relationship to sacred geometry, my opinion is it's impossible these are coincidences.
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by zarmin 7y ago
I definitely agree that we could, given a good reason to. I took a cursory look and couldn't find anything to dispute its precision relative to other structures on Earth.
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by zarmin 7y ago
True north meaning the fixed point we call the north pole. It doesn't change because it's geographic; nothing to do with the pole star.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Nope. Timelinked video: https://youtu.be/rhGQU3m9E34?t=1103
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by zarmin 7y ago
A search for "great pyramid from above" will return a ton of images where you can see this for yourself. It's definitely true, just not very well known. Sample image: https://hiddenincatours.com/wp-content&#x2
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by zarmin 7y ago
More fun facts: - The Great Pyramid is a scale model of Earth, at a ratio of 1:43,200 (a significant number) - It also encodes its own latitude and longitude - Its base perimeter is equal to 1/2 a minute of latitude (1/43,200th of
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by zarmin 7y ago
Great story, thanks for sharing.
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by zarmin 7y ago
I feel your pain. This may help: https://www.haptictouchbar.com/
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by zarmin 7y ago
This is a bug on Macbooks in general, as I understand it. I have a 2019 MBP with a 4k monitor, and if I change the resolution to anything except the default, there is massive system-wide lag. God forbid I use PyCharm on 4k scaled resolution
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by zarmin 7y ago
Wright you are.
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by zarmin 7y ago
1: "Great idea. Which version of Electron should we use?"
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by zarmin 7y ago
Posts like these are very cathartic to me.
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by zarmin 7y ago
My god yes.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Something about this post doesn't ADHD up...
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by zarmin 7y ago
Yes, that's what I meant -- sorry if it was unclear. You know what you need to do, but you are unable to use that knowledge to do the thing.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Thank you for this recommendation. Just bought the book. Would love to hear Mate do a talk with Russell Barkley.
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by zarmin 7y ago
It's less of an attention deficit and more of an _intention_ deficit.
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by zarmin 7y ago
A particular interest of mine is the perception of being watched. What sense is that?! Dean Radin has some very interesting studies on it, some of which extend to being watched through security cameras.
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by zarmin 7y ago
I understand QM intuitively. I just don't wanna explain it to you is all.
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by zarmin 7y ago
But...but...he read the right book.

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