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I've been watching with interest the race between different titles on the top-10 ladder on the PF Library mainpage.
For no apparent reason, "moment of inertia" has finally elbowed its way to the top.
It used to be quite exciting …
shhh!
sorry!
electric field was going at the speed of light …
but, for obvious reasons, momentum was also a front-runner, and shot forward towards the edge of the universe …
friction presumably got carried along stuck to something else …
then the edge of the universe stopped expanding …
and pressure powered its way forward …
escape velocity obviously will never quite reach the edge of the universe …
but time dilation may be able to overtake the others at warp speed …
however, moment of inertia is purely rotational, so how did that make any progress: is there some velocity-spin linkage we don't yet know about?
I find it difficult to believe that, in Peoria, "they talk about little else"
Or that "moment of inertia" is coming up a lot in autolinking.
My guess is that members and guests are looking only or mainly at the top-10 and most-recent-10 titles, simply because they don't see any others … once a title is in the top-10 list, it tends to keep others out
and more importantly, the work done by members in creating new titles is little appreciated once their titles have left the most-recent-10 list.
For no apparent reason, "moment of inertia" has finally elbowed its way to the top.
It used to be quite exciting …
shhh!
sorry!
electric field was going at the speed of light …
but, for obvious reasons, momentum was also a front-runner, and shot forward towards the edge of the universe …
friction presumably got carried along stuck to something else …
then the edge of the universe stopped expanding …
and pressure powered its way forward …
escape velocity obviously will never quite reach the edge of the universe …
but time dilation may be able to overtake the others at warp speed …
however, moment of inertia is purely rotational, so how did that make any progress: is there some velocity-spin linkage we don't yet know about?
I find it difficult to believe that, in Peoria, "they talk about little else"
Or that "moment of inertia" is coming up a lot in autolinking.
My guess is that members and guests are looking only or mainly at the top-10 and most-recent-10 titles, simply because they don't see any others … once a title is in the top-10 list, it tends to keep others out
and more importantly, the work done by members in creating new titles is little appreciated once their titles have left the most-recent-10 list.
Could there be a link (perhaps just saying more) to (say) the top 100 viewed, so that members and guests can "shop around", instead of following the tourist trail?
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