I saw a post about vacuum decay and that made me think - does it have to happen instantaneously? Could there be a slow change from state A to state B? Constants and masses slowly shifting?
Dey hab traned deir hooman to gib dem treets wen dey do tricks. Dis shoes how far u can get wit traning your hooman. Don't give up!
21/4 753 BCE is the traditional founding day of Rome.
Pawther is looking at da litebox and dere's a man der in red and green sweater. And den pawther look at me and say "never sleep again." Ai like sleeping! It's one of mai favorite tings to do!
(Watching through the Elm Street franchise. It's fun tor revisit old memories)
General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics don't play nice with one another, and we're going to need to do a major re-think of at least one of them. Do you think we'll need to modify GR, QM, or both? Major conceptual revisions, like the change from Newtonian to Einstenian gravity.
I realize no one knows the answer, but if you had to guess, what would you say?
In Turkey, there’s a social norm called “göz hakkı” — roughly, “the right of the onlooker.” If someone sees you eating or being offered food, it’s considered polite to offer them a small share. It’s not a legal right, just a cultural expectation tied to generosity and social harmony. People even say that if you don’t share, the “blessing” (bereket) of the food is lost.
Looks like this guy didn’t want the fishmonger to risk that — so he stepped in and took his share. A very polite heist.
I grew up in the 1980s, the golden years of the slasher films. I can't say I've seen them all - there must be hundreds of slasher movies - but I've seen my share. My personal pick is Freddy Krueger - especially as he was in the first movie. He became too much of a slapstick character in later movies, but in the first few he's genuinely horrifying.
And the Freddy vs Jason movie was a lot better than than it had any right to be.