Sure does, I basically don’t bother with the other modes because the meow is so damn good
Yes, that Sasha 🍉
Non-binary 🏳️⚧️⬛🟪⬜🟨🏳️⚧️
They/them
Definitely an anarchist, and an egalitarian
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If you eat food: http://foodnotbombs.net
And if you live on Earth: https://rebellion.global/get-involved/
Sure does, I basically don’t bother with the other modes because the meow is so damn good
Thankyou! I adore it, it’s probably my most beautiful instrument, though to be fair my keyboard is really giving it a run for it’s money
I’m a guitarist too! The upside down thing is crazy, but I’m not having too much trouble adapting to it. I’m really loving that there are tons of viable barre shapes, working out melody is going to be nuts though lol
They are being illegally logged and I’m super pissed about it, I grew up in them. The postcards are part of a campaign to help save them by writing to the state minister for the environment, I’ve been finding it hard to do because it’s such an emotional thing for me…
It’s a nanoblocks kit, the pieces are painfully small
I’ve got a Dialga too, but I haven’t finished putting it together
Depends on the size of the black hole.
Really big ones can let you live for a surprisingly long time. (Not going to quote any numbers because I’m not completely sure of them any more)
Bigger black holes become more and more gentle.
No, that’s not the case at all.
If you fall into a black hole, you can do no experiment to detect the horizon, it’s a completely unremarkable region of space to you. Infinite gravity is only really a thing at the singularity, but that’s almost definitely just because our theoretical models breakdown and stop giving accurate descriptions of reality there.
The stretching is just because of tidal forces, which means that gravity gets so much stronger closer to the black hole that your feet are pulled harder than your head, you experience the same thing standing on earth, it’s just that the change in gravity is basically negligible here.
Source: Was a black hole physicist for a while
Small edit: Tidal forces stretch you in the exact same way that they stretch the ocean, thus creating ocean tides.
Literally just had one of these 10 minutes ago
I like to think of it as a big list of extremely complicated instructions that you can follow to see how different types of particles interact in the standard model.
There’s a lot of different phenomena that you can derive from it, but my favourite is that if you know what you’re doing, you can just read possible interactions off of it.
It’s also unnecessarily complicated, I’ve never seen someone have to use the full thing, you can get rid of a lot of it when you only care about specific particles. Part of the complication is that it’s some insanely dense notation, it’s actually far larger than it appears and contains lots of really complicated mathematical objects with some wild properties.
(And to the pendants, yes this is an equation for quantum fields and not particles exactly, but that’s never easy to explain)
Eepy goth punk tomboy, I can’t stop napping today…
The plushies take up more room on my bed than I do
I put both on my guitar and they work super well, I can’t believe I hated the pan flag when I was younger.
Oh wow, I should know that… Thanks
OP, I need the definition for × and <,> too
I’m no expert on the name, but as I understand it Narrm is the traditional name for the CBD of Melbourne and it’s been getting more and more use lately.
Invasion day is a more accurate name given to Australia day which falls on the anniversary of colonial settlers arriving in what is now Sydney. The rally serves to push for the date to be changed to one more appropriate to celebrate, though there is also a movement to abolish it entirely.
It’s also used to spread awareness of other issues faced by Aboriginal people, to demand truth telling from the government and fair recognition of the true owners of the land.
The fleet did arrive on the 26th, you’re either just lying or completely ignorant of history.
Learn to have some goddamn compassion for the trauma that started that day.
Working my way towards folk punk, and a bit of regular folk here and there