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@oku_yungx That's nice.

@oku_yungx "Who?... you got a mouse in your pocket or somethin"

I need a nonchalant response to “I hate you”

@SpaceNotJohn @NightSkyToday Lol just a layout

@NightSkyToday Yeah, gravity doesn't bend light. Mass curves spacetime, and light travels straight along curved spacetime. Gravity is our description of the implication of curved spacetime on mass, so what bends light truly isn't gravity. It's what causes gravity that does it.

🚨: “If something has no mass, gravity has nothing to act on.” Light has no mass, it still obeys gravity how?

@Shenxiao123971 15 more to go... then more

这是最接近四维的视角了😱

@ClownWorld Why isnt it orange!

If I win the lottery I won’t tell anyone, but there will be signs.

But yes, that suggests photons and electrons being here and there. Not 1. Not 0 but both. Black holes. Minus-first law. Mirroring. Moving effortlessly by nature but not also never deleting. You cant just disappear ripples in water, they move onward unending until they reflect and come back. Mirror. Quantum field. Love it

@TheGiggleMonstr @CharlesMullins2 By the way, if you're interested in Photon, you might want to check out this OxiPhoton library (Pure Rust). It's a bit more engineering-oriented, though. github.com/cool-japan/oxi…

🚨 BREAKING: Scientists just learned how to control magnetism at the atomic level. Not materials. Not circuits. Individual spin patterns. Read that again. Instead of using electric charge… they’re using the spin of electrons to store and process data. And it gets crazier: They can create tiny magnetic whirlpools called skyrmions… that move with almost no energy and can store massive amounts of data This means: Faster computers Lower power usage Ultra-dense memory But the real shift is this: We’re not just building electronics anymore… we’re engineering structure at the smallest possible scale. So the real question is: If information can be stored in spin itself… what limits computation? Follow me I’m tracking where physics becomes technology.

@kitasancoin @CharlesMullins2 I was trying to keep it simple for them lmao if they dont understand how it behaves naturally I definitely dont want to expand and confuse them more haha

@TheGoldenDays 🍋‍🟩🔌

Without saying a word, show me how long you’ve been on the internet

@CharlesMullins2 @danjustchillz Every state and a billion others all at once....

@danjustchillz Exactly but the key shift is this: state isn’t just the result. it is the computation. In spin systems, logic isn’t imposed after the fact it emerges from how the system can exist. So the real question becomes what states are even physically allowed?

@CharlesMullins2 @Genso_X_Akane Computation in the scale we are now is way more interesting than physics. Learn how the universe operates quantumly. Dimensions. Not physics. Then learn thermodynamics and thermoputers

@Genso_X_Akane Not confusion translation. We’re just not used to seeing computation in physics form yet.

@Genso_X_Akane @CharlesMullins2 Literally explaining if you venture deeper than this post

@CharlesMullins2 Ooo, clear enough. So they’ve already learned how to confuse. 😒

@hellion2172 @CharlesMullins2 No where near new and crazy people dont know basics

@CharlesMullins2 $100 says this isn't a new thing. Nice to hear about it though.

@CharlesMullins2 The magnetized structure up the electron allows it to repulse while simultaneously attracting. In and out. Simple concept "spin". Where as a photon which is not positively or negatively charged moves in the manner of a ray or linear no push pulls but trajectory.

@CharlesMullins2 @kitasancoin Anti gravity is primitive concept especially if thought in a singular ideal. Think bigger.

@kitasancoin That’s actually really interesting appreciate the share. Simulation is going to be key here. If we can model spin dynamics properly, we’re basically prototyping the next layer of computing.

@kitasancoin @CharlesMullins2 Exactly. Photons and electrons behaving in a soluble manner within the quantum field naturally which upon observing that is why it was theorized to use for the purpose stated and others

@CharlesMullins2 If you're referring to the field of spintronics, please also consider using the Pure Rust library: github.com/cool-japan/spi…

@CharlesMullins2 We cant even achieve absolute zero right now. Nor have the power to make a photon or electron quantumly move on command. We just observe and apply catalysts zero control just laws of quantum level structures and how to cooperate within them.

We’re not shrinking technology anymore we’re learning how to stabilise states at the atomic level.

@CharlesMullins2 Wrong. Quantumly explains how there is no physical state or way to control. Look at the definition. Only energizing or drawing. Add information save information. Its gonna do its thing no matter what.

If spin can store information. then computation isn’t limited by transistors anymore. it’s limited by how well we can control physical states.

On the structure of an electron at scale similar to photons the spin is effortless because nothing else exists in the space of an electron to produce friction as even molecules arent this small . The smallest known building block that is so miniscule in relativity to all other universal constructs that it is actually has "space" to move to act you switch to warp to systematically switch effortlessly as well as it being a magnetic field itself because of what an electron is. So if magnets are perpetual effortlessly why wouldnt an electron operate similarly. Meaning nothing can take away from the energy demand to operate store function proficiently. Then looking to matter cannot be created nor destroyed concept is equivalent to "minus-first law" information also can never be lost quantumly. Like an electron small unit, quantum(smalllllll), only scrambled but never lost. So always there even through a black hole. Therefore, inputting information into electron or electron field which can be 0 and 1 but nothing being lost but copied and transfered basically and can store it. How awesome. Just thinking this idk if this is exact operation lol

god forbid

@Siriogrey2012 @forallcurious Yea left then up then down. No comet changes like that

@TheGiggleMonstr @forallcurious It seems the "comet" change its direction?

BREAKING NEWS 🚨: Another photo of the Insterstaller comet from Mars- Its shape has stunned scientists across the world