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There I am!

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Speaking as someone who has achieved gnosis,

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I owe it all to God 🙏🙏💸

[John Cogs @JohnCogs5]

I am more than my Fluid.

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Looking at a borzoi service dog in training, never seen an animal that looks more like it lied on its resume. This is the most unconfident creature possible for the job

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@YouKnowHesHim Um, yeah buddy. Read the news much

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Will you all believe me now that the National Parks are functionally reserves of natural resources and that their aesthetic beauty has always been used by the ultra wealthy as a symbol of state health until the point where it is inevitably unprofitable to do so?

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Good fucking god

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@AidanMokalla Hopefully this makes more sense- the light coming from the sun has many paths and angles, with some groups of photons being absorbed and re-emitted by other particles, some being reflected, and some making it to the ground. The combination of these creates varied penumbras!

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@AidanMokalla Which is why you can see such pronounced shadows!

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@AidanMokalla Because light is scattered in the atmosphere and between all the objects in the environment, so it is blocking the path of those photons that would otherwise go through the object and light the ground below it

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@AidanMokalla absorb all photons, just the ones directly hitting the rod.

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@AidanMokalla Good question- the physical presence of the object is blocking some of the photons from reflecting back into our eyes. This is why the penumbra is not as dark as the umbra, because only a portion of the photons are blocked. Also remember that the black rod will not attract and a

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@AidanMokalla When a particle encounters another field or particle they exchange energy and either change each others momentum or alter the way the energy is expressed (i.e. in nuclear fission when a neutron strikes an unstable nucleus).

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@AidanMokalla There aren’t many true non-reflective materials other than black holes- all objects reflect light in some way though some absorb more wavelengths than others. The splitting that I’ve drawn is a representation of photons bouncing off of the rod and changing direction :>

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@AidanMokalla Here’s my 0 quantum knowledge sketch of how the physical distance from the initial ray reflection to the ground impacts the width and precision of the shadow

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@AidanMokalla They travel as both points and waves and bounce off of everything- the double slit experiment is a great visualization of this. Photons are incredibly small and act really strangely, and shadows are basically cross sections of the light scattering from the object to the plane!

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@Pice_21 I’ve seen this man eat a bite of my danish a foot from my eyes he is a saint and a sinner and can not be quantified

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I love you my strange ugly son

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@_tesseractt (me neither 🫢)

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@_tesseractt Like what do you mean it’s summer and I still have to research and send emails where am I what year is it

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In 16 months the Orange Catholic Bible will be standard reading material starting from the 5th grade