@DerektheCleric@PicturesFoIder it is not wrong to call geodesics "straight" the search tearm you're looking for is "positively curved non-Euclidean space"
@StabLeftards@larry0x@PicturesFoIder it is not wrong to call geodesic "straight" the search tearm you're looking for is "positively curved non-Euclidean space"
@sidhant_sarthak@BaIIoonMoon@fasterthanlime when you make a turn in a car, the outer wheels must travel farther than the inner wheels in the same amount of time, if you power both rear wheels at the same speed as you turn, one wheel will skip. so necessitated the differential, powering both rear wheels at different speeds.
@BPPrivilege@KakashinoAKA1 @LasalleCamm *cower
coward is a noun, I think you meant to use the verb "cower", though, technically the verb form of "coward" is "cowardize". surprisingly, "cower" and "coward" aren't related, "coward" is from French and "cower" is nordic.
@vincenzo__65@EHjortsater@frank_pinnola@Austen if during that second of acceleration you perfectly held 2.7g, that works. however, it is much more likely that an actual car will dip below 2.7g in that second, which brings the average acceleration down, β΄ you need to have an instance of higher acceleration to fix the average.