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@Drepardos

Interest in Physics, Quantum Physics, literally all Science, Art, Music, AI, Sarcasm, Irony. Working on my own Universal Theory. Don´t like Idiotologies. T.Rex

Beigetreten Kasım 2011
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In the face of infinity, even eternity is just a moment´s perspective!
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@Rothmus As old as history!
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In general i agree! But as far as the net goes regarding the evidence of the Epstein files, the US is ruled by satanistic Baby raping eating pedophiles, who even planned Corona. Protected and most likely enabled by the deep state. No arrests or even change so far. So it seems even the huge amount of weapons in the US have literally no effect.
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Brits surrendered their firearms in 1997. Less than 30 years later, they're being arrested for Facebook posts. That's not "safety." That's the speed of tyranny once a government knows its citizens can't push back. When people are disarmed, the state no longer fears the people. And when governments have zero fear of the people, they do whatever the hell they want. History proves it over and over: an unarmed population is a compliant one. The right to bear arms isn't just about hunting or sport, it's the final check against a government that forgets it's supposed to serve, not rule. The Second Amendment isn't about muskets. It's about maintaining the balance of power between citizens and the state. Never give up the means to defend your liberty. Because once it's gone, the slide into authoritarianism happens faster than most people expect. May this never happen here.
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@BillyM2k It´s a great habit!😉
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Shibetoshi Nakamoto@BillyM2k·
coffee drinkers - would you recommend others get into coffee or is it a bad habit
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@Rothmus Hm, as far as i remember all the children didn´t wanted their parents to know were they were. Parents were a symbol of ruining having a good time! So as a matter of fact it was quite difficult for parents to get a hold of their children. At least in my country.
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Bro this actually broke my brain 🤯
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🇺🇸James in🍑SW🍑GA🇺🇸✝️🇮🇱✡️Go🏈Noles!🍢☯️🥋
🍑🎵🪇🎶🎸🎵🎧People Are Strange🎧🎵🥁🎶🎙️🎵🍑 🍑🎶🎷🎵🎤🎼🎶The Doors🎶🎼🎺🎵🪈🎶🍑 ✍️Written by Jim Morrison and Robby Krieger 🎧Produced by Paul A. Rothchild ⌛️Released September 4, 1967 🔗youtu.be/AgHaGrZkkv4?si… @Katie_likes_it @CaffMomREDACTED @GretchenInOK @MargaretAUGrad @MCCCANM @fredforthemets @L_van_Tweetoven @LAC08218357 @aussiegreek2 @RedSpicePixie2 @MWCMWCandy @ChadCyThe1st @Tapioca12 @Real_Okie @Arkypatriot @Drepardos
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@Noirchick1 Miss them! Loved them as a kid and since! And of course Buster!
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Noirchick In Old Hollywood
The beloved Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardy being interviewed in Hull, England in 1947.... and unable to resist a gag... Are you a fan of the boys?
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@Rainmaker1973 You mean ... when they spot someone approaching while they are behind bars, right?
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Otters when they spot someone approaching
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@koshercockney I think most of our politicians today would even welcome and hug "Idi Amin"!
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This is who the Prime Minister of the UK and the King of England welcomed and shook hands with. Jolani is former Al-Qaeda, whose men in Syria butchered Christians, Druze and Alawites only a few months ago (see thread) I feel sick.
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@sciencegirl The most amazing little creatures i know and maybe even the ones who spread life through all the galaxy or even the universe. ^^
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Science girl@sciencegirl·
Amongst the smallest levels of life, a tardigrade takes a slow stroll through algae, revealing a hidden world few ever see.
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@VerminusM Definitly.🚀🌖 Although from my personal opinion ..., it was about time!
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Uri Kurlianchik
Uri Kurlianchik@VerminusM·
Can we all as humans put our differences aside for a moment and celebrate the successful launch of Artemis 2 and wish the crew a safe journey for all mankind?
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鈴森はるか 『haruka suzumori』 🇯🇵
🇯🇵 I often see endless third world resentment toward the West and feel only pity. Hiroshima & Nagasaki were destroyed by atomic bombs. We lost everything. We didn't scream about trauma or demand endless reparations. We rebuilt. Today these cities are beautiful. So, drop the victimhood. Stop blaming history. Change and build something or otherwise get used to being disliked.
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@VividProwess You don´t. You eradicate them until they stop and change their ways. See WWII as just one example.
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No, I don’t support a two-state solution. They don’t deserve a state. Their only focus has been on killing Jews and wishing for Israel’s destruction. How in the world are you supposed to make peace with people who are hell-bent on killing you in the most brutal ways imaginable?
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@JamesInSWGA Sure, why not. I listen to a wide array of music too. Depends on the mood. ^^ And although i have tons of music, i can never get enough. ;) Wish you the best.🎶🕺💃🎶🎸🥁🎼🎶
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🍑🎵🪇🎶🎸🎵🎧To The🌜Moon🌛🎧🎵🥁🎶🎙️🎵🍑 🍑🎶🎷🎵🎤🎼🎶Alok & ILLENIUM🎶🎼🎺🎵🪈🎶🍑 ✍️Written by Alok, Toby Scott, Rob Taylor and Hannah Wilson 🎧Produced by Alok, ILLENIUM, OHYES, Kohen, and Toby Scott ⌛️Released October 10, 2025 🔗youtu.be/vp8qL6kfjQs?si… @Katie_likes_it @CaffMomREDACTED @GretchenInOK @MargaretAUGrad @MCCCANM @fredforthemets @L_van_Tweetoven @LAC08218357 @aussiegreek2 @RedSpicePixie2 @MWCMWCandy @ChadCyThe1st @Tapioca12 @Real_Okie @Arkypatriot
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@TheMossadIL @IrnaEnglish I guess he thinks that there isn´t much of a time difference between the stone age and iron age.😉 Maybe some day he learns that in between was the bronze age.🤔 Although i guess people like that are somewhat resistant to facts and especially timespans as it seems. ^^
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For those who remember the 2 decades of fun and parties! Before western politicians destroyed most things which brought fun to the people! Something Good! Released 1992! Tune up! 💃🕺🎼🎶🎸🥁🗣️🎙️🎸🎶🕺💃 youtube.com/watch?v=Xg9Wqs…
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And the award goes to..🐦🐦🐦😅
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A sign of how unwell contemporary science has become: The well-respected physicist commentator Sabine Hossenfelder @skdh has lost her academic affiliation because she dared to criticise a physicist's research. She delivers a damning condemnation: "A lot of research and the foundations of Physics is now pseudo-science. It hasn't followed the scientific method for decades." youtu.be/ZO5u3V6LJuM?si… She recounts a recent incident where a physicist contacted her, upset that she had judged their research as "100% bullshit", demanded she remove the relevant video, and then complained to people he believed were her supervisors when she refused. As a result of complaints (including from members of the community upset about her criticism of their research and academic conduct in general), her former academic institution—the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy— has discontinued her affiliation. Sabine is financially independent thanks to her audience support, so she is unbothered by the loss of affiliation or attempts to pressure her; however, she is concerned that many physicists fail to recognize the fundamental problems with their field. The broader issue in theoretical high-energy physics and foundations of physics is not new: critics like David Lindley ("the end of physics") and John Horgan ("the end of science") have pointed it out, yet the production of low-value "garbage" papers continues daily, gets published, funded, and hyped in the media. Many experts acknowledge the problems privately but stay silent publicly to protect their reputations and funding; an exception is physicist Will Kinney, who publicly criticized inflation model-building as mostly useless mathematical exercises with no realistic expectation of correctness. She strongly endorses Jesper Grimstrup's book "The Ant Mill," which describes the crisis in theoretical high-energy physics: no major breakthroughs in ~50 years, a lack of genuinely new ideas, and strong social pressures toward tribalism and groupthink that discourage independent thinking. She says intelligent people are wasting their time and taxpayer money on unproductive work due to ingrained groupthink; physicists are often shocked by external criticism and refuse to accept responsibility, blaming the critic instead. Hallmarks of pseudoscience in this area include: it looks like science from the inside (with courses, conferences, and jargon), but involves inventing mathematical "stories" or fictions about non-existent laws, new particles, forces, gravities, the beginning of the universe, multiverses, or extra dimensions—with what she says is zero empirical evidence. She compares this to naturopathy or other 'pseudoscientific' fields for brainwashing, rejection of challenging views, and overconfidence in one's intelligence; the main difference is that quack medical claims can directly harm people, while quack physics papers mainly waste money and resources. She highlights the core scientific failure: Science progresses by learning from mistakes and refining what counts as a "worthy" hypothesis. Post-1970s theoretical physics has not done this; instead, it continues guessing "nice" mathematics without basis, producing thousands of falsifiable but ultimately falsified predictions. Pre-1970s physics successfully solved real problems and made correct predictions (e.g., neutrino masses, Higgs boson); since then, the method of generating hypotheses via mathematical beauty or speculation has failed to yield confirmed breakthroughs, yet the community refuses to update its standards. The scientific method is misunderstood: it is not just "make a hypothesis and test it." Disciplines learn quality standards from past failures (e.g., random doomsday predictions are dismissed as unscientific because we know they waste time). Theoretical physics has stopped learning in this way for foundational questions. Many subfields (e.g., high-temperature superconductors, quantum information) are doing "normal science" productively, but the problem is concentrated in areas that invent superfluous, evidence-free hypotheses with no pressing data or consistency issues to solve. Example with dark matter: Solid evidence exists for it, and simple models suffice, but researchers unnecessarily complicate it with new "dark sectors," fifth forces, etc., that add extra assumptions and soon get ruled out—violating principles of parsimony. She compares it to the replication crisis in psychology (p-value hacking and irreproducible results), noting that psychology at least attempted reforms, while physics has doubled down on piling up unfruitful guesses (extra dimensions, multiverses, etc.). She proposes a solution: Journals and reviewers should adopt stricter guidelines—e.g., only publish papers where hypotheses use the minimal necessary assumptions and actually solve a real consistency or explanatory problem, rather than mathematical fiction. This could eliminate ~99% of the issue quickly, though journals resist due to incentives around publication volume and citations. The field has turned into a self-perpetuating system of producing and rewarding mathematical fiction instead of evidence-driven progress. Public exposure and pressure for reform are needed, even if it makes people uncomfortable. This is quite an important and challenging vent from Ms Hossenfelder. Good luck to her in her new independent role. @EricRWeinstein
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@RAWigger She should be 6 foot under!
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