Fluke

It's my understanding that whenever infinity is encountered, it means that our model doesn't quite work.

It may be the way it is with this particular model/equations/bit of physics, and it may simply indicate "Nope". I suspect not though.

Doesn't it also require infinite energy to do so if "the thing" has mass at all?

ie. Our description of physics breaks down at such extremes, so in truth, we have no fuckin' idea, just a best guess? (Thus far)

Maybe.

Never had that reflex triggered in me when presented with renders of what we think neanderthal looked like though.

Sample size of one means nothing though, so, yeah, maybe.

Here's one for you;

"Uncanny Valley." Why do we have a lizard brain level instinct to be wary of/uncomfortable around things that look almost human?

At what point in our evolutionary history was being afraid of something that looks nearly human, but not quite, a useful survival trait?

Were we preyed upon by something that looks almost human for long enough to evolve an instinctive warning?

This woman has a humiliation fetish, doesn't she?

Why is UKGov even still maintaining a presence on that nazi shithole of a site?

Easiest way to fuck their whole argument; ask them which toilet a (female to male) trans man should be using.

Watch the sparks fly as the cogs grind down to mere shims trying to mentally backflip their way out of the hole they put themselves in.

Because if FPTP was ditched they wouldn't ever get "their turn" again.

Labour and the Tories are essentially the same at this point, and just taking turns to fill their pockets at our expense. Reform are just fascists in waiting, and make no mistake, are in it to line their pockets too.

We need more than electoral reform, we need a seismic shift in how politics works in the UK. The politicians need reminding who they work for. The taking turns pillaging the country from subsidised restaurants and hidden back offices in that ancient tinderbox in London needs to be stopped.

HoP needs razing. I'll keep saying it until enough people realise I'm right. Those buildings embody the London-centric, entitled, self-absorbed attitude of our entire political system. They need to go.

Corn subsidies effectively bankroll a number of (Solid Red) US states. That shit's big business, with big lobbyist payrolls, with big lawyers behind them.

Nine bullets that hit the kid they were "aiming" at, who was on the other side of a chainlink fence that his cerebral palsy prevents him from scaling no less. Multiply the number of pigs involved by the magazine capacity of their firearms to find out how many rounds were actually fired.

Both awful shots, and fucking cowardly to boot.

They should be stripped of their authority and paraded through the streets tarred and fucking feathered for what they've done.

What they'll get instead is paid leave, and moved to another precinct upon their return to work, at worst.

The US is fucked from the ground up, all Trump is doing is accelerating the decline, waving the corruption around like a flag, rather than behind closed doors. (Like it's done everywhere else)

Edit: 4 pigs, guessing 11 round capacity, means 44 rounds expended, to hit with 9.

I have never fired a handgun in my life, and I am confident I could do better than that. The fact that "trained" individuals are this bad is humiliating to those involved.

The ant powered consciousness was pretty cool 😁

So when are we burning the Houses of Parliament down?