Anastasia
@demystifysci
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secretary of nature | collector of theories | present yours: https://t.co/IdGP3B5rjj
Joined February 2020
Is there a single law that destroyed healthcare in America? We sit down for a conversation about the dark economics of medicine with two emergency physicians who have seen the collapse first hand.
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electrical engineers use this concept called "duality," where it's possible to analyze a circuit through either the electric or magnetic frame. I have a feeling that there's another dualism lurking, where it's possible to model phenomena as either light or electricity
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i bet you there's something really profound about the quantum world hidden in the discrete dynamics of neuronal activation
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guy gets arrested in an ICE raid, family loses him for a few months in the system, and find him in a vegetative state, his brain destroyed and muscles wasted. he dies shortly after. what are we doing here? this is straight evil
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great reply for anyone just getting into numerology https://t.co/RsVQJL8rIp
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@nikitabier how can you expect anyone to love you if you don't love yourself first
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give me your wildes theories on this. why is the area of a unit sphere 4x the area of a unit circle?
Mathematics. Have you ever wondered — late at night, as part of your most mystic thoughts — why a sphere's surface area is EXACTLY four times the area of four discs with the same radius? The mystery continues....
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electrons make a whole lot more sense if you treat them as actions rather than objects
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Academics in Assyria in the 7th c BC complain that admin is preventing them from doing research and teaching
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proggy's got an interesting take: https://t.co/cjaDG2FWUi
@demystifysci IIRC doesn't the size of photon wavelength give you the size of the matter it can interact with, so below a certain wavelength there isn't a unit of matter that can interact? Proton diameter is ~10-15.
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gamma rays are the shortest wavelength of light, on the order of 10-12 meters. planck length, the allegedly smallest unit of the universe, is 10-35 meters. how come we don't see light down to planck wavelengths? is it a detector problem, or a limit of the universe?
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