woah holy shit a bio?
That would explain why rapid spinning films over a surface build up incredibly powerful static fields. It’s been observed that the contact surface area doesn’t seem to matter, and it’s easier to build up with greater velocity. It’s all about where the energy is going, and it’s into those imperfections. Cool
It’s that fishy taste that does it to me
Just cant pretend to like it at all
Idk man
I don’t think I’d want to risk being shredded alive the moment I scrape my toe on a rock
Is that bird sewing?
SEE IM NOT FUCKING DECONDITIONED MOTHER FUCKERS
It might actually be a sonar ping, but why the fuck is it playing through the speakers?
Also it’s clearly programmed/recorded, not interference. The pulse is 1 - 1 - 1 - .5 . 1 pattern.
That’s cool. The implication is that electron interference would prevent photons interacting with them? It makes a little sense to explain dark matter, but with the massive amounts of dark matter we observe, I doubt this is that common.
Not to mention, photons would still interact in the photonuclear way, scattering etc. it also presumes that the atoms won’t interact with anything else, causing the interference pattern to cease.
Hehehehehehe that’s actually pretty funny.
I can’t wait for them to come up with another joke.
Unfortunately, like, it would be so ballsy it would also get him in the joke. We would still call him a couch fucker, but it doesn’t have the same amount of funny if he embraces it.
What the fuck am I saying id lose my shit
My parents didn’t let my brother or I have nerf guns or the good 90s super soakers.
As an adult with my own son, I can confirm we enjoy some nerf guns, but those are pretty meh compared to the non-nerf-brand Darth blasters they have now.
We got 10 shot semi-auto blasters, we got 6-shot pull back revolvers, a giant ass automatic yellow machine gun, we got two fully automatic (and loud as fuck) 20 dart blaster rifle things, and he got a fully automatic mini gun dart blaster from Santa.
My ex hates nerf blasters with a passion, and I still haven’t gotten those back at my place yet
Processed food is simple enough to identify just because there is so much of it. I’m not familiar with seed oils so I’ll look that up.
But yeah. The sugar cravings are the hardest part of everything. The Wegovy thankfully limits how much I can consume, but it’s still there.
It certainly does mess with reward pathways, seems to counteract my antidepressant and Adderall.
And yeah, I’m aware of the regain weight fun. My insurance currently has a lifetime cap of the benefit. So that will be interesting to see how that plays out. My hope is that the habits I’m forming stick, but I have doubts about that.
Does the thickening of the intestinal wall contribute to the weird bowl changes? Seems like it either moves extremely fast or takes a week, no in between
No, but that’s essentially what Wegovy/Ozempic does. I’m pretty sure diarrhea is necessary for weight loss (it’s not).
Wasn’t the issue with dinitrophenol not so much the self-cooking effect but it had a really small window of working dose vs toxic dose? So even if you didn’t die of hyperthermia you’d die of it’s various carcinogenic, mutagenic or other incompatibilities with cells?
I was fucking lucky. I was 13-14. Went through some traumatic medical shit. Got big ass prescriptions of oxycotin after leaving the hospital. Used them as scheduled, one particularly rough day I doubled it.
Nothing has felt nearly as good since, ever. It wasn’t even helpful with the pain. After my script ran out, I was just ready to get back to school, and somehow never started to try and get more.
If it happened as an adult? Fuck, I would have been a junkie so fast. When I was 13-14 I didn’t have the same stress levels as now. These companies were cruel and don’t deserve to exist. The people involved aren’t jailed because wealth.
Wait wait wait wait.
How did you end up getting tear gassed in the military? How did you end up getting tased in the military? Why? Who would think that was useful or necessary?
I have done this with both, and honestly, the resin miniatures, while impressive, are a fuckload of work to remove the supports from, clean, cure, and dispose of the uncured resin and prep for the next plate. The hazard they present isn’t terribly noticeable until it is. Ventilation is probably necessary for all 3D printers, but unless you have outdoor or purpose built external venting, resin will bother you eventually.
As for FDM, you can do it, but it will never reach resin detail. On a 0.2mm nozzle, for instance it would clog too much, or print too slow and something would end up interfering with the print. A 0.4mm does alright, but you’ll want to do some abrasive finishing and some thicker layers of primer.
It also depends on your plastic, how much you are willing to tweak your printer, etc. unfortunately, unlike resin, once you dial in the settings you will have to monitor it as the plastic absorbs moisture, the extruder and other gears wear down ever so slightly. Ambient temperature will affect how well layers stick, and slight breezes will be noticable.
It’s a hypothesis - we need to be able to test it before it can become a theory. Think of this along the same lines as the solutions of the field equations that allow for black holes to be wormholes, or the correct configuration of spacetime can allow you to travel through time.
It’s certainly interesting though
Saving what, exactly? The problem is that people arent able to maintain a standard of living, meaning they can’t certainly can’t save.
Or in simpler terms, things are becoming so expensive that they are forced to decrease their standard of living to meet their needs. This isn’t a personal finance issue.
It’s not inaccurate. The electrons do “just move” but the energy transfer mechanism was unknown for static buildup. With enough kinetic energy (aka friction heat, I hate the concept of friction) the charges are going to move and collect easier, just like charging a battery. Just really tiny batteries