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niktemadur

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  • The Next (De)Generation

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  • Everyone: "C'MON, SEED!"Bugs Bunny: "NO"

  • Dat asp..rule

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  • You could also switch it around with Lot's wife turning back to catch a glimpse of Sodom and Gomorrah.

    "Couldn't resist the urge to sneak a quick peek? The punishment is DEATH BY STONE! And never mind poor widowed Lot and orphaned children, I don't give a fuck!" - the just and merciful god of the desert.

  • How did Batman know to be there?

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  • Do you flop at slop? Stop!

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  • I'm gonna go old school on you, remembering some of the pioneers from an age long past.

    In 70s comedy, there was MASH (deftly balancing war and humor), Barney Miller (like a gritty urban Sydney Lumet movie, turned into a sitcom) and Taxi (Danny Devito, Christopher Lloyd and Andy Kauffman, WTF?!!).

    In early-80s drama, there was Hill Street Blues (once again, like a gritty urban Sydney Lumet movie, turned into a brilliant ensemble cop drama) and St. Elsewhere (another ensemble, a Boston hospital drama with a good splash of magic realism, this is where Denzel Washington got his start!).

    Later in the 80s and early 90s, there was yet another groundbreaking ensemble, Northern Exposure (a quirky and sophisticated half-serious drama, with LOTS of magic realism, about a small, remote Alaska town).

    Finally, I can't go without mentioning my favorite #1 all-time GOAT series, Mad Men. I've watched the entire thing at least four times, it's like reading and re-reading the proverbial "Great American Novel".

  • How did Batman know to be there?

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  • How the did know there be Batman to?

  • This image is over 15 years old. It's classic. Exquisite. Unique and rare. One of a kind meme. Something for the people who enjoy vintage. Enjoy

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  • Yeah, but what about loneless asian men who live ashirt?

  • New flat earthers update btw

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  • Now A.I.-powered by A.I.!

  • Swayze

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  • Patrick Ghost!

  • Pick one

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  • Head banging to the latest Carolingian chant!

  • Rulechet Effect

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  • Change the caption on the gears, and instead of pointing fingers at political parties, make it "We may or may not vote" on the left, then "Definitely not voting" on the right.

    If you neglect elections and there's a seesaw every two years, sure, that's exactly what happens. But god forbid, to generate the requires electoral/political inertia for long-term change would require you people to... gasp!... make a tiny amount of effort one day a year. And we can't have that, now can we?

  • there i fixed it

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  • Oklahoma has been lying its' ass off for so long, its' nose now touches the Pacific.

  • I'm good, thanks

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  • I was not looking for not somethingand then I found everything of nothingand heaven knows I'm miserable now

  • I'm good, thanks

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  • That's because you were looking for the upvotes.It's right there on the study. If you had been troll-posting looking for the downvote lulz, you would have gotten the reverse. The reverse of. The reverse of the thing of the thing of the reverse of.

  • How to say "John" in Europe

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  • Johann Hans = Juan Juan!

  • 3 of 5 Rule

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  • Look at all the energy that has to be expended just to MAYBE slow the goose-stepping slide into hell a little bit, when all it took to keep the January 6 mouth-breathers from power, was to have gone and voted one Tuesday in November.

    Divide-and-conquer negative propaganda works so easily on so many weak, tepid, achingly pure little minds, with their passively blood-soaked hands.

  • Gonna be here a while

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  • But in this context, it's about the loss of information, getting scrambled inside a black hole and then VERY slowly radiating back into space as gibberish.It's a point where thermodynamics, entropy, Relativity and the quantum realm create a paradox - classical physics states that information supposedly cannot be destroyed... and yet in this extreme environment, it IS destroyed.

  • Why are americans taking health advice from a former heroin addict ?

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  • He might have had the microphone before, but then legions of non-voters granted him THE POWER over their lives!

    wHeN tHeRe'S aN eLeCTiOn YoU oNLy eLeCt OnE pErSoN!bOtH pArTiEs ArE tHe SaMe LoLi Am NoT LiKe A mEdiEvaL pEaSaNt, i Am a PuRe AnD eNLigHtEnEd DeLiCaTe FLoWeR

  • A gourmet meal

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  • Honey, bring out the fine denim, we have guests!

    EDIT: is that something nobody's ever said in the history of mankind?Well... in the history of denim.

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    ICE Commander spotted in Minneapolis

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  • Empowering these creatures was easily preventable, and the worst is yet to keep on coming, and coming, and coming... but you know how the average non-voting imbecile is.

    "I won't vote because it feels like a duty, I want voting to be FUN! I want a kinglike charismatic figure with a magical political wand to INSPIRE every breathing moment my ignorant, medieval peasant, eNLigHtEnEd MiNd!"

  • Ask Science @lemmy.world
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    Would the tidal forces of the Jovian System affecting Europa mean there might be huge air pockets between a liquid ocean and icy shell?

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    If gravitons are particles, can it be said that they are like radiation around a black hole, and if so, why doesn't the black hole lose energy/mass from it?

  • 80s Music @lemmy.world
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    Figures On A Beach - "Breathless" (1984)

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    Could Quantum Computing be accurately described as being "binary fractals"?

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    In Quantum Electrodynamics, are there really "infinitely many" Feynman Diagrams for electron interactions, or is it more like a ridiculously high number like TREE(3)?

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    In a typical neutrino collision event at IceCube, Kamiokande or KM3NeT, how bright is the flash of Cherenkov radiation light? Is it visible to the naked eye?

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    In science lectures and podcasts, I hear the terms "trivial" and "naive" used often, with no explanation as to what they mean specifically by that. What do they mean by "trivial" and "naive"?

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    Can an electron-positron pair become entangled? And since the positron behaves as if moving backwards through time, are these particles entangled as if at different points in time?

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    As the universe expands and cools down closer and closer to absolute zero, will Bose-Einstein Condensate become the predominant form of matter?

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    Let's say I'm idling in space as a radiowave photon approaches; if I accelerate towards it at near the speed of light, can I make that photon blueshift and hit me as a gamma ray?

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    If we eliminate all particles and energies from a supernova explosion EXCEPT the ultradense neutrino blast and one stood there nearby, can one get ripped to shreds by the blast of neutrinos alone?

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    Why are there Neutron Stars but we never hear about Proton Stars or Electron Stars?

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    Regarding the arrow of time, is there any correlation or study between it and music? As in: it sounds "right" when played in one direction, but "weird" when played backwards.

  • Ask Science @lemmy.world
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    If the universe was stationary (not expanding), how far away was the Cosmic Microwave Background (as we detect it today) when it was emitted?

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    If I place a prism on a ray of sunlight in a dark room as Newton did, but projected onto modern sensors, can it register microwaves and radio photons beyond the infrared? More in text inside...

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    Does anyone here know of a website or video, or at least sound files, of LIGO's black hole (or neutron star) chirps in slow and ultraslow playback speed?

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
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    Why is it that in every movie podcast, when they happen to mention actor RALPH Fiennes, always say RAY Fiennes?

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    In particle decay, is there a difference when they say "average lifetime" vs "half life"? Also: in the Large Hadron Collider, how long does a particle collision event (or experiment) last?

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    If the difference between electrons and positrons, or quarks and antiquarks, is having opposite charge, what's the difference between chargeless neutrinos and antineutrinos?

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    Are there any theoretical photon energies or frequencies above gamma rays, or below radio waves?