I had to write short flavour text for the foddart hub and I panicked
lunar tides
still not sure what they meant by that. all tides are lunar. that’s how tides work that’s why there are tides
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I kept yours in there for a while and someone messaged me about me misspelling their name while it was up so people DEFINITELY read it
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So which Bell would win in a fight to the death?
bell this bell that how about bell’s theorem. classicalcels seething over nonlocal chads
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Not everyone keeps extensive mental rankings of all the people around them at all times, you know.
I think you just had a seizure.
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In a fight to the death
True lore experts know it’s neither
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We’ll make it a practical exam, then.
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Ooh. Science theory.
This is way more interesting than May and Litten combined could either be. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
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HEY
Bell’s paper was a response to a 1935 thought experiment that Albert Einstein, Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen proposed, arguing that quantum physics is an “incomplete” theory.
incidentally, einstein was a classicalcel
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they’re both immortal haven’t you been keeping up
I will not be responding to you henceforth until the continuum is restored.
einstein fucking HATED quantum mechanics and everything that it stood for. which is really funny when you consider he invented special and general relativity, which are also unintuitive as hell
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We’re abnormalities.
This is technically false.
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