

That’s all well and good, but AI makes me want to die, so I’m not using it.


That’s all well and good, but AI makes me want to die, so I’m not using it.


I’m not using AI.


Showing time is relative to speed does jack shit to prove things would be relative to the subject,
With this attitude, I just don’t feel like you’d be living up to Einstein’s manner of thinking. Just too rigid.
in no moment you showed that this “truth is subjective” babble would be even remotely true.
Uh. Subjectively, I think it’s true.
I really don’t think you even understand what I was trying to say with all that.
i.e. “gravity is false for me lol I’m jumping from the building!”.
Who is saying this?


I believe that’s true, yes. Your point?


so it’s less of a “truth is relative to ME! ME! ME!”
This, I think, is an argument that exists in your head only. An excellent example of relativity, if I’m being honest.
I don’t understand why subjectivity makes people so uncomfortable. Like, people would fight each other over the objectively correct temperature for the AC of their building if you let them—I just, I don’t get it.


In Einstein’s general relativity, different observers can disagree about the order of timed events, so long as their individual stories don’t violate causality. This is broadly known as the Relativity of Simultaneity.


I also love how genuinely excited he is to talk to you about physics. He’s just so happy to be there, haha.
“So Einstein says ‘but Mahesh—’”


Is this floatheadphysics? I was gonna link him, haha. I discovered him like a week ago and it’s been so fun.


He said never. That’s an order.


Why wouldn’t they pay $0 for the can of shit and $100 for something else? Like, a can of juice, maybe.


So, if there weren’t canned shits, people would be willing to pay for illustrators more often?


What does a canned shit have to do with contracting out a new logo or a dnd character portrait?


Sorry, my pet fish wrote that. He is an extreme, anti-air radical terrorist.


Have you ever tried to breathe in a moving car?
Too much air is bad for you, dingus.
With the windows down.


Oh, you’re an anti-vaxxer, huh.
Well, I could say I tried, I guess.


Well, let’s imagine that vaccine antibodies do actually stick around longer for a moment. All right. Who cares?
I could certainly think it was interesting. But concerning? In what way? “Oh no, I accidentally have too much money.” Okay. And?
This is essentially an appeal to nature fallacy. We don’t need to imagine she has a point to make; she’s trying to scare people.


It’s comparable to gambling—you should keep up with the thread.
If you’re going to pout, we can put you in the corner. That might be funny.


Your genome also shapes your scoliosis, but I don’t see anyone keeping you away from the whirligig inversion table.
Consensus in that regard would look like a strong trust in said experts’ views, and that people feel those experts are sympathetic if nothing else to the needs of the people they’re serving. It doesn’t necessarily mean giving creationism a seat at the biology table.
But also, bear in mind this is about avoiding conflict. If your situation does not care about avoiding conflict, then it doesn’t really matter.