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hmmmn. wanna bet they will create another more toxic threat
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Google: "We created a chip that's faster than the world's most powerful super computers" Also Google: "And we probably live in a multiverse, just a heads up"
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All the infinite possibilities and somehow I got stuck in this one. What a rip off.Morning Brew (@morningbrew) on Threads
Google: "We created a chip that's faster than the world's most powerful super computers" Also Google: "And we probably live in a multiverse, just a heads up"
Most of this is above my pay grade even though I took Astrophysics in college as a undergrad
Sorry Brandon, you are no longer needed.
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'Profound consequences': Canterbury University scientists make 'dark energy' breakthrough
For years, have physicists believed the universe was expanding equally in all directions, and used the concept of "dark energy" to explain this.
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And, as it turns out... may have been much ado about nothing.
Journal that published faulty black plastic study removed from science index
Chemosphere cut from Web of Science, which calculates impact factors.
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"Despite this, the correction notice on the article states that the error "does not affect the overall conclusion of the paper."And, as it turns out... may have been much ado about nothing.
Journal that published faulty black plastic study removed from science index
Chemosphere cut from Web of Science, which calculates impact factors.
Unsurprisingly, the author of the original paper is making that claim, despite:
"the authors made a math error in their analysis that put their estimate of exposure to toxins from kitchen utensils off by an order of magnitude. Corrected, the article notes that the exposure potential from kitchen utensils is actually less than a tenth of the limit considered safe by the Environmental Protection Agency. Further, the study found flame retardant contamination in less than 10 percent of the 203 household products it examined—and only about 8 percent of 109 kitchen utensils."
Order of magnitude error? Color me suspicious.
There have been many theories about this and evidence over the years. We are getting closer to understanding. The issue that we are running into is that a lot of the dark matter theory isn't fitting into observation. They seem to keep coming up with excuses later on about why the observation now "fits" dark matter.Sorry Brandon, you are no longer needed.
'Profound consequences': Canterbury University scientists make 'dark energy' breakthrough
For years, have physicists believed the universe was expanding equally in all directions, and used the concept of "dark energy" to explain this.
My brother is a philosophy of science major and this brings up a very important point that is right along his area of study. Dark matter and dark energy, is a "fudge factor" in Einstein's equation, to make it work. And because it explains most things with this fudge factor applied, it means dark energy "must exist". It's a very problematic original postulate. It may be that Einstein+DA and DM is "close" to the "actual" equation from a mathematics standpoint and understanding of the universe, but having to apply these fudge factors that "no one really knows what they are" is possibly a faulty premise. It's equally likely that this is wrong and DA/DM do not exist.
All scientific modelling is approximate. The universe is too large and complex for us to apprehend. When we are taught the "laws" of physics, the practice is to teach them as laws and not to discuss the known limits of their applicability. For instance, Boyle's "law" is applicable only at pressures approaching a vacuum.
I had a form of this after my accident in my right leg. I had (multiple!) traumatic injury, TBI, and was in my late 20's. All risk factors. Physical therapy helped tons, but I still don't have quite as much range of motion in my right leg as my left. Pretty weird shit, but apparently not uncommon in large trauma cases. As it was explained to me, it's seen as the body over reacting to major injury.
Heterotopic Ossification: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
Heterotopic ossification (HO) is when bone tissue develops in your soft tissues. HO may occur after an injury or operation. Rarely, you may have genetic HO.
Dark energy probably doesn’t exist, universal expansion is lumpy because time flows faster in areas with a purer vacuum (mass/gravity slows time).
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Dark energy 'doesn’t exist' so can't be pushing 'lumpy' Universe apart – study
One of the biggest mysteries in science – dark energy – doesn't actually exist, according to researchers looking to solve the riddle of how the Universe is expan...
Fully geared CVT.
So you have bony lumps?I had a form of this after my accident in my right leg. I had (multiple!) traumatic injury, TBI, and was in my late 20's. All risk factors. Physical therapy helped tons, but I still don't have quite as much range of motion in my right leg as my left. Pretty weird shit, but apparently not uncommon in large trauma cases. As it was explained to me, it's seen as the body over reacting to major injury.
Heterotopic Ossification: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
Heterotopic ossification (HO) is when bone tissue develops in your soft tissues. HO may occur after an injury or operation. Rarely, you may have genetic HO.my.clevelandclinic.org
Asking for a friend.
But that isn't going to get you funding.
Pooping Before You Exercise Has an Incredible Effect on Performance
If you're looking to improve your performance, both cognitively and physically, you need to start by giving a crap.
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What about if you poopdeck @jimmydeanPooping Before You Exercise Has an Incredible Effect on Performance
If you're looking to improve your performance, both cognitively and physically, you need to start by giving a crap.
Can we have a "It's not all bad news" thread?
Oh yeah I forgot about that one since I'm rarely on the roads at the same time as busses. I'm pretty sure people were complaining about that too around here. Mowing down a few children on your commute is the price we have to pay for Freedom. all the boomers on the local FB group here are...
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Poopdecking all the way down.What about if you poopdeck @jimmydean
Can we have a "It's not all bad news" thread?
Oh yeah I forgot about that one since I'm rarely on the roads at the same time as busses. I'm pretty sure people were complaining about that too around here. Mowing down a few children on your commute is the price we have to pay for Freedom. all the boomers on the local FB group here are...
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so the space between marjorie taylor green's ears....Dark energy probably doesn’t exist, universal expansion is lumpy because time flows faster in areas with a purer vacuum (mass/gravity slows time).
Dark energy 'doesn’t exist' so can't be pushing 'lumpy' Universe apart – study
One of the biggest mysteries in science – dark energy – doesn't actually exist, according to researchers looking to solve the riddle of how the Universe is expan...
NOPE