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.Scott replied to the thread B Opposite law propose.I agree with the OP - it's not Physics. Should we move this to "General Discussions"? That said, how does "inverse" relate to "multiverse"?
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.Scott replied to the thread Should I write a dream sequence?.A dream sequence could focus on what the protagonist is worried about - and incidentally introduce whatever story points you need to...
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.Scott replied to the thread History Going to the Catskills 1902.Since the photo was taken in 1902, we know that panchromatic film was not used. So anything red on black or blue/violet on white will...
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.Scott replied to the thread I Bell's Theorem looks like Monty Hall problem in reverse.Did Bell get his idea from "these very puzzles"? Although the Game Show "Let's Make a Deal" (1963) predates Bell's Scientific American...
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.Scott replied to the thread I Bell's Theorem looks like Monty Hall problem in reverse.In the Monty Hall problem, there is a correct door and with Monty's inadvertent help you are improving your chance of ending up with...
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.Scott replied to the thread B Rutgers finds a transparent Einstein Cross - apparently a dark matter "halo".There's two questions here: There are galaxies that are light on dark matter (NASA article). The explanations provided in that article...
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.Scott replied to the thread B Rutgers finds a transparent Einstein Cross - apparently a dark matter "halo".Not at all. The bulge itself is the result of visible matter colliding with visible matter. The dark matter "halo" would be the result...
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.Scott replied to the thread B Rutgers finds a transparent Einstein Cross - apparently a dark matter "halo".For clarity: Many observations show dark matter coexisting with visible matter. The dark matter conversation started when inventories...
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.Scott replied to the thread Misc. Improving the accuracy of a grandfather clock.I think you already realize that putting this into high-speed mode will never be required. But let's check that pump you plan on using...
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.Scott replied to the thread Misc. Improving the accuracy of a grandfather clock.You can look at it on every swing. But under normal conditions, it will not result in any control change. Each time you detect a swing...
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.Scott replied to the thread Misc. Improving the accuracy of a grandfather clock.Air will not "bubble" through the tubing readily. Any bubble will tend to move with the water. Water can move across the bubble...
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.Scott replied to the thread Misc. Improving the accuracy of a grandfather clock.The OP wants this to look like it is telling time based on the natural periodic swinging of the pendulum - with minimal changes to the...
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.Scott replied to the thread Misc. Improving the accuracy of a grandfather clock.Based on your description, I'm not sure how your pump can both speed up and slow down the pendulum. But, in broad terms, what you are...
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.Scott replied to the thread The Great Crash of Amazon AWS and Reduction in Staff in Favor of AI.Just to be clear, the two items (RIF and outage) have no obvious connection. Except, perhaps, that if AI had handled the DNS...