That's what I find so frustrating about most mainstream science journalism. They take something that's actually quite interesting if you actually bother to understand it, but ignore the interesting details to conflate some meaningless hype that just leaves most of the public even dumber than they were before the article.
When they start getting into the real details, my brain goes completely numb because I really do not recognize something like 40 to 50% of the words they are using.
That's what I find so frustrating about most mainstream science journalism. They take something that's actually quite interesting if you actually bother to understand it, but ignore the interesting details to conflate some meaningless hype that just leaves most of the public even dumber than they were before the article.
This is why I'm cancelling my Popular Science subscription.
That's what I find so frustrating about most mainstream science journalism. They take something that's actually quite interesting if you actually bother to understand it, but ignore the interesting details to conflate some meaningless hype that just leaves most of the public even dumber than they were before the article.
This is why I'm cancelling my Popular Science subscription.
That's what I find so frustrating about most mainstream science journalism. They take something that's actually quite interesting if you actually bother to understand it, but ignore the interesting details to conflate some meaningless hype that just leaves most of the public even dumber than they were before the article.
This is why I'm cancelling my Popular Science subscription.
God, some of those mags also come across like love letters to various industries. "How to make your car burn twice as much gas and emit four times as much carbon because we fucking love the petroleum industry and will suck their dicks for meth!"
That's what I find so frustrating about most mainstream science journalism. They take something that's actually quite interesting if you actually bother to understand it, but ignore the interesting details to conflate some meaningless hype that just leaves most of the public even dumber than they were before the article.
This is why I'm cancelling my Popular Science subscription.
God, some of those mags also come across like love letters to various industries. "How to make your car burn twice as much gas and emit four times as much carbon because we fucking love the petroleum industry and will suck their dicks for meth!"
I fucking hate pandering to the stupid people.
You tell them teleportation has been done, and unless you're making mice reappear 800 miles away they think its stupid.
You fucking prole. they are transferring information faster then the speed of light. This is monumental stuff.
That's what I find so frustrating about most mainstream science journalism. They take something that's actually quite interesting if you actually bother to understand it, but ignore the interesting details to conflate some meaningless hype that just leaves most of the public even dumber than they were before the article.
This is why I'm cancelling my Popular Science subscription.
God, some of those mags also come across like love letters to various industries. "How to make your car burn twice as much gas and emit four times as much carbon because we fucking love the petroleum industry and will suck their dicks for meth!"
I fucking hate pandering to the stupid people.
You tell them teleportation has been done, and unless you're making mice reappear 800 miles away they think its stupid.
You fucking prole. they are transferring information faster then the speed of light. This is monumental stuff.
exactly! there is some really fucking amazing research going on but so many people can't be bothered with actually trying to even begin to understand it and they get jazzed about the stupid shit, or about something that is exciting but completely miss why it's actually exciting
I get EVERYTHING about classical physics. I don't know how to apply it to anything, but I am high fiving Einstien like crazy and I have got his shit completely down pat.
I understand the very teeny tiniest parts of the fundamentals of quantum. I read more than 5 sentences on quantum and my brain deactivates.
I get EVERYTHING about classical physics. I don't know how to apply it to anything, but I am high fiving Einstien like crazy and I have got his shit completely down pat.
I understand the very teeny tiniest parts of the fundamentals of quantum. I read more than 5 sentences on quantum and my brain deactivates.
Quantum physics is basically "All that shit you wish could be done?
I get EVERYTHING about classical physics. I don't know how to apply it to anything, but I am high fiving Einstien like crazy and I have got his shit completely down pat.
I understand the very teeny tiniest parts of the fundamentals of quantum. I read more than 5 sentences on quantum and my brain deactivates.
see the reason you have problems with quantum mechanics is because you're trying to make sense of it
you just need to accept that's how it is even if it seems nonsensical
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Sara LynnI can handle myself.Registered Userregular
edited June 2008
I must be the only one in the world who doesn't get excited over this stuff.
I get EVERYTHING about classical physics. I don't know how to apply it to anything, but I am high fiving Einstien like crazy and I have got his shit completely down pat.
I understand the very teeny tiniest parts of the fundamentals of quantum. I read more than 5 sentences on quantum and my brain deactivates.
see the reason you have problems with quantum mechanics is because you're trying to make sense of it
you just need to accept that's how it is even if it seems nonsensical
My brain cannot help but go "But *why*" and too often the answer is "we seriously don't even fucking know" or so dense and complex that I cannot comprehend it.
I get EVERYTHING about classical physics. I don't know how to apply it to anything, but I am high fiving Einstien like crazy and I have got his shit completely down pat.
I understand the very teeny tiniest parts of the fundamentals of quantum. I read more than 5 sentences on quantum and my brain deactivates.
see the reason you have problems with quantum mechanics is because you're trying to make sense of it
you just need to accept that's how it is even if it seems nonsensical
My brain cannot help but go "But *why*" and too often the answer is "we seriously don't even fucking know" or so dense and complex that I cannot comprehend it.
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When they start getting into the real details, my brain goes completely numb because I really do not recognize something like 40 to 50% of the words they are using.
This is why I'm cancelling my Popular Science subscription.
send them to me
PS is good bathroom reading material
Ahahahaha amazing
I fucking hate pandering to the stupid people.
You tell them teleportation has been done, and unless you're making mice reappear 800 miles away they think its stupid.
You fucking prole. they are transferring information faster then the speed of light. This is monumental stuff.
It was like my brain just turned off for like 5 minutes and had to reboot on account of the awesome.
can someone link me to that
we transferred something faster than the speed of light what
Wait, I ballsed that up.
It wasn't at superluminal speeds.
Where is the article, I remember something about teleports, dammit.
I read a bit more about it, and it sort of is superluminal, but you still have to transmit some data classically, otherwise it doesn't work.
Man, quantum physics is fucked up,
Well, forget all that shit."
I understand the very teeny tiniest parts of the fundamentals of quantum. I read more than 5 sentences on quantum and my brain deactivates.
Quantum physics is basically "All that shit you wish could be done?
We can do it"
you just need to accept that's how it is even if it seems nonsensical
My brain cannot help but go "But *why*" and too often the answer is "we seriously don't even fucking know" or so dense and complex that I cannot comprehend it.
Quite the opposite, I believe.
I mean, this is a website for nerds.
And she is a girl.
I mean are there shoes in space, no.
bounce
bounce
bounce
only they're space shoes which makes them inherently superior to non-space shoes
though they only come in silver.