BREAKING: Using quantum lip-reading, DARPA audio tech, and an NSA microwave mic from a dumpster, we recovered Netanyahu, Hegseth, and Rubio’s full private conversation at Lindsey Graham’s funeral.
304 stainless is not resistant to acid or salt. So it’ll leech nickel.
Thinking back to the factory I worked at, 100% of our piping and mixers were 316 stainless. We weren’t allowed anything else
Now I’m looking at my kids cups. We allow Liquid IV if they’re running around outside and sweaty. My toddler doesn’t really get juice but still something we started looking for. Everything on Amazon is 304
The Double Slit Experiment Explained
Could quantum physics be hinting at a simulated reality? The Double-Slit Experiment is one of the strangest phenomena in science.
TLDR: When particles are observed, they behave like particles. But when unobserved, they act like waves - almost as if reality 'knows' it's being watched 🧐
This bizarre behavior mirrors how video games conserve computing power by only 'rendering' the parts of the world a player is looking at, rather than everything at once. In a simulation, it would make sense to only generate reality in detail when someone's observing it.
So, could our universe operate the same way? If reality only 'exists' when observed...what does this tell us about the true nature of this world, and how our consciousness operates within it? 🤔
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TREASON.
Sedition.Conspiracy.Information warfare.
Irregular warfare.
Insurgency.
Infiltration not invasion.
Clear and present danger to the United States of America.
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This American guy moved in with a Japanese host family and accidentally turned their house into a non-stop drinking party!
He thought he had to finish every pour (because that’s polite, right?), so the whole family kept drinking with him — beer for breakfast and lunch, sake all night, until everyone was sloppy. He was even lit at Hiroshima Peace Park.
Turns out the real etiquette is to leave a little in your glass to signal you’re done. The moment he finally did it, the whole family cheered like he’d just saved them.
The language barrier was strong… but the drinking was stronger.
Have you ever had a hilarious cultural misunderstanding like this?