@QuantumTumbler Depends on the fast length. Just any normal food if the fast is 5 days or shorter. french omelette? But for the annual 7-day dry fast (phoenix), it's a spoonfull of baking soda in a glass of water; then magnesium+potassium, followed later by vitamins; eventually bone broth.
@TenativeTangent @cosmosarcive@DanielleFong I'm poor at selecting where to reply at times. It was in the thread discussion in the quoted OP, trying to justify coherence in some sense to incoherent sources. I figured the recent repost carried similar misunderstandings, so it might serve best to reply here.
@cosmosarcive@DanielleFong The simulation isolates spatial effects nicely with narrow bandwidth, but claiming collimation can make it "perfectly spatially coherent" misleads. Coherence comes from the source statistics, not passive optics. Fundamental point in statistical optics.
@cosmosarcive@DanielleFong Passive linear optics (lenses, mirrors, collimators) doesn't create coherence. Collimated light from an incoherent source stays incoherent on any timescale, spatial or temporal.
@memcculloch I would be not in the least surprised to find in a centuries time "McCulloch" invoked with the reverence of Newton or Einstein. A parent of science. May your life be long and your works moreso.
@cirnosad Congratulations on your progress! Lord Kelvin vindicated.
Your approach using the double-cover to recover the mass and SU(2) brings to mind Thad Roberts' minimally structured universe, which instead of the torus, uses the figure eight knot complement.