WhiteTiger

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to showerthoughts in what if solar systems are synonymous to atoms in that they are the minute building blocks of something greater?

See I'm the opposite, the fuckiness at that scale is my greatest argument for their possible existence, accepting that their existence would be in a manner completely alien and unintelligible to me. There's SO MUCH fuckiness that anything is possible.

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to showerthoughts in what if solar systems are synonymous to atoms in that they are the minute building blocks of something greater?

So what if our universe is the equivalent of those elements that scientists have only been able to create for less than a second?

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to nostupidquestions in How did Lemmy.world become more popular than Lemmy.ml?

Beehaw is also... very particular. From what I can tell they want to encourage and magnify the closed-off, echo-chamber part of reddit.

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago) to showerthoughts in what if solar systems are synonymous to atoms in that they are the minute building blocks of something greater?

Prove me wrong, I dare you!

Well, the thing about atoms is that they arrange themselves in patterns to create those larger building blocks you speak of. Solar systems move much too slowly, so that by the time they would have arranged themselves into anything resembling the patterns exhibited by atoms, the heat death of the universe would have occurred.

The resemblance you see is orbit, but the major issue with uniting the orbit of atoms and the orbit of planets under one theorem is the scale of the forces at work. Gravity is many orders of magnitudes weaker than electromagnetic force holding electrons in place (and it needs to be that much stronger because of how much faster electrons move relative to their size than planets).

But now we're getting into string theory.

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to nostupidquestions in How will we keep Meta out of the fediverse?

That's not how meta's going to do it; they'll start their own (with blackjack blah blah) that has better servers, better design, and other stuff real money can buy until theirs is the default. Then when they have the vast majority of users, they'll start throwing their weight around and others will be pressured to comply with the 'standard' they set.

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to nostupidquestions in How will we keep Meta out of the fediverse?

I mean, I'd sell all you fuckers out for a billion dollars. So there's a chance someone sells out somewhere along the line.

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to nostupidquestions in How will we keep Meta out of the fediverse?

Seems simple enough to me.

Meta: Do what we want or we'll defederate you!

Everyone: Fuck off

Meta: Surprised pikachu

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to RedditMigration in What was the subreddit that represented to you the best example of downspiral of quality? To me it was /r/dataisbeautiful

So 'people who respect other people's opinions' are nazis?

EDIT: The amount of stuff you have to assume, lie about, and make-up is astounding. I pity you. You're making up your own enemy and that's very sad. I hope one day you can have a productive discussion without villifying anyone who dares simply say they have a different opinion than you.

It's clear that you don't even understand the 'paradox of intolerance' that you like to misquote.

WhiteTiger , 1 year ago to RedditMigration in What was the subreddit that represented to you the best example of downspiral of quality? To me it was /r/dataisbeautiful

Everything at reddit devolved into pushing political ideals. That's what happens when nobody can respect that others are allowed to have different opinions.