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Nichael posted:just get rid of the water then in a billion years the Sun will be hot enough to boil the oceans away then we can shine all the lasers we want
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if you like Nathan Fielder's work, especially The Rehearsal and Finding Frances, highly recommend it
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World War Mammories posted:I've never seen nor even heard of this show before but your kid is 100% right this is a loving travesty
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World War Mammories posted:I've never seen nor even heard of this show before but your kid is 100% right this is a loving travesty  THIS is what passes for legos these days? the SJWs have gone too far Farm Frenzy has issued a correction as of 05:06 on Jan 20, 2023 |
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idk if this is interesting but if the water was 100% pure and at 25 degrees C one pulse of that laser would get some light down there no problem. instead of every second for a million lifetimes of the universe sea water just got too much stuff floating in it. or I missed a decimal. funny thing is seawater is only twice as opaque, it just adds up after 11,000 meters.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:The waves aren't that big on a planetary scale though. Would they be noticeable if you don't know the layout of the planet/the planet basically lacks continents? The scientists probably should have taken a little more time to prepare before committing to something that was going to waste a shitton of time
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imo the real consideration is "even if it is habitable do we want to colonize a planet where the people living there experience one hour for every decade that passes for the rest of humanity" like. that planet is a non starter in any scenario e: isn't there a Stross book with a premise like that
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Farm Frenzy posted:
As someone who had a silibing that would get the Lego catalogues on the mail: That has been around for like 25 years or so, and there's a whole bunch more Lego cartoons around.
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Antonymous posted:also Ad Astra was one of the dumbest movies yah probably the only good part of ad astra was when he arrives on the moon and goes up an escalator and there's a loving subway right there. it was so loving stupid for a moment and then it hit me that yeah that's some poo poo we would probably do. put a loving subway on the moon
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Peacock rebooted Night Court without having the OG Night Court. Irritating since I want to watch the OG one. Has anyone seen Paul T. Goldman?
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Sure, but if Daft Punk cranks out another banger I'll close me eyes and jsut listen to the movie.
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HootTheOwl posted:Sure, but if Daft Punk cranks out another banger I'll close me eyes and jsut listen to the movie. They broke up 2 years ago.
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Kunster posted:As someone who had a silibing that would get the Lego catalogues on the mail: That has been around for like 25 years or so, and there's a whole bunch more Lego cartoons around. my kid binged Ninjago. that series a serialized kids show that isn’t too bad.
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:They broke up 2 years ago. You might not be the right one. This might not be the right time. But there's something about us.
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:They broke up 2 years ago. All the more reason to be excited!
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guess the spiders finally got the better of him
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sonatinas posted:my kid binged Ninjago. that series a serialized kids show that isn’t too bad. occasionally they have the old master in that show say something like "Go, Ninja! Go!" and i think it's just a constant nod to Vanilla Ice's Ninja Rap.
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:occasionally they have the old master in that show say something like "Go, Ninja! Go!" and i think it's just a constant nod to Vanilla Ice's Ninja Rap. i watched the movie with family once and he has the great one liner "i thought if i died youd finally listen to me" i dunno anything about the actual show but i assume since jackie chans in it as the old master it must be socialist
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Tennis is abuzz with tongue-in-cheek talk about a “Netflix curse” during the Australian Open, drawing a line from the streaming service’s new docu-series about the sport to the recent rough times for Season 1 protagonists. Of the 10 players featured prominently across the five episodes released last week, right before the start of play at Melbourne Park, only one remains in the singles competition heading into Sunday: Felix Auger-Aliassime, a 22-year-old from Canada. The No. 6-seeded Auger-Aliassime, a US Open semifinalist in 2021, said he wasn’t aware this was even a topic of conversation until Saturday, when his girlfriend clued him in. “I thought it was funny,” he said after beating 28th-seeded Francisco Cerundolo 6-1, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 to reach the fourth round. “I don’t know; I don’t think it’s connected. ... Maybe the players that lost, maybe they do feel like it’s connected, somehow. I don’t think they do. I don’t think it’s connected, anyhow.” Well, of course it isn’t. There is no such thing as a “curse” in the world of sports, although folks sure do love to concoct and discuss them. The Curse of the Bambino, for one. The Sports Illustrated cover jinx was another. It is worth noting that no one is drawing any sort of similar silly connection between active participation in the filming of Netflix’s popular “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” — made by the same executive producers as “Break Point” — and F1′s on-track results. Consider: Lewis Hamilton has taken part in interviews and managed to win the driver’s championship in each of the first three years of that series. Max Verstappen, meanwhile, did not sit for the Netflix cameras and collected the past two titles. Still, just for fun, let’s run down the roster of what’s been released from “Break Point”: — Episode 1: Nick Kyrgios (withdrew before the tournament because he needs surgery on his left knee); Thanasi Kokkinakis (lost to 35-year-old Andy Murray in the second round in a five-setter that lasted 5 hours, 45 minutes and ended at 4:05 a.m. on Friday) — Episode 2: Matteo Berrettini (lost to Murray in the first round in a five-setter that lasted 4 hours, 49 minutes); Ajla Tomljanovic (withdrew before the tournament because of an injured knee) — Episode 3: Maria Sakkari (lost to 87th-ranked Zhu Lin in the second round Friday in a three-setter); Taylor Fritz (lost to 113th-ranked Australian wild-card entry Alexei Popyrin in the second round in a five-setter) — Episode 4: Ons Jabeur (lost to Marketa Vondrousova in the second round in a three-setter); Paula Badosa (withdrew before the tournament with an injured thigh) — Episode 5: Auger-Aliassime (plays Jiri Lehecka in the fourth round Sunday); Casper Ruud (lost to Jenson Brooksby in the second round) Yes, one of these is not like the others. “Funny how things work out sometimes,” Auger-Aliassime said.
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Some Guy TT posted:Tennis is abuzz with tongue-in-cheek talk about a “Netflix curse” during the Australian Open, drawing a line from the streaming service’s new docu-series about the sport to the recent rough times for Season 1 protagonists.
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Antonymous posted:idk if this is interesting but if the water was 100% pure and at 25 degrees C one pulse of that laser would get some light down there no problem. instead of every second for a million lifetimes of the universe thank you for your service fellow goon i genuinely appreciate you taking the time to research this useless information so now the question is how powerful would the laser need to be to pulse for a single second and have say a P > .99 of visible light reaching a retina
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basically are the reddit nerds right about the bigger than the universe black hole
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guess were gonna have to add "black holes" to the list of the topics that can derail the pop culture thread cspams containment zone for all the other threads derails
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbBbFH9fAg
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Some Guy TT posted:Tennis is abuzz with tongue-in-cheek talk about a “Netflix curse” during the Australian Open, drawing a line from the streaming service’s new docu-series about the sport to the recent rough times for Season 1 protagonists.
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I think Jared Leto is a good actor Did anyone see Mr Nobody??
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Jared Leto's greatest role has been convincing the world he doesn't exist or something
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:Jared Leto's greatest role has been convincing the world he doesn't exist or something his greatest role has been avoiding getting arrested for his weird pedophile sex cult
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no it’s as the guy who gets punched in fight club
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Serf posted:probably the only good part of ad astra was when he arrives on the moon and goes up an escalator and there's a loving subway right there. it was so loving stupid for a moment and then it hit me that yeah that's some poo poo we would probably do. put a loving subway on the moon I remember dismissing it based on the trailer but everything I hear about this movie kinda makes it sound really fun Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:I think Jared Leto is a good actor He is a good actor! Like of a lot of good actors he's very likely a creep
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the people reading all the news articles about jared leto singlehandedly ruining suicide squad must have been very confused when he only appeared in like two scenes
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Watched Smile and M3gan and both were a good time Though Smile had way more promise than it ended up delivering on, it has a lot of potential elements in play then just goes for the most straightforward ending possible But still both good horror films, M3gan was hilarious
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Blood Boils posted:He is a good actor! Like of a lot of good actors he's very likely a creep People on the internet have this intense vitriol towards Jared Leto that I've never actually heard echoed by any member of the general public
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i dont know if its something ive proselytized here but a certain type of brokebrain needs to know about Zone 39 (1996), and that brokebrain's trigger phrase is "The Lighthouse meets Mad Max" a soldier's wife is assassinated by the state and so he takes a suicidal deployment as a guard at a remote outpost where he can sit around taking brain-melting drugs that let him hallucinate seeing his dead wife while he gets himself off, while there he voyeuristically obsesses over watching the opposing side's guard murder people as they both slowly die of ground water poisoning. A+++, very solid mood piece, will watch several more times over the course of my life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsIhpGrf0BQ
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Watched Copenhagen Cowboy like someone recommended here and all I can say is: Sick Music Videos.
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Dexanth posted:basically are the reddit nerds right about the bigger than the universe black hole 420nm light had the least attenuation, and each photon is 4.74x10^-19 Joules. The attenuation coefficient was I think .0121 for sea water and .0064 for absolutely pure water? per meter. The temp, salinity, and amount of poo poo floating in the water effects this but I'm ignoring it. This would be considered very clear sea water. The deepest point in the ocean is about 11,000 meters. So for sea water that's e^-(.0121*11,000) means each 420nm photon had a one in 1x10^58 of getting through 11,000 meters of seawater. So we expect to need 3x10^39 joules total. For, on average, one photon arrival. There's almost 9*10^13 joules in a gram of energy. And 1x10^3 grams in a kilogram. So you have to blast 3.4*10^22 kilograms of energy to expect one photon to arrive. (1% the mass of the earth) Which is a black hole with a diameter of about 0.05 millimeters pls check my math Antonymous has issued a correction as of 05:53 on Jan 21, 2023 |
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I watched the birdcage and joyland and like the former, not the latter is it a queer movie if its about going on a date with your trans boss while you're married in Pakistan where being trans is halal
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There is even a scene where, basically at the climax of the film, the protagonist decides to "goes for it" and tries to initiate sex with his boss, who has said she wants to wait til after her gender affirmation surgery, and she leaps back and says basically "what will you do? are you a f*ggot?" because at that point there is no way for heterosexual sex to occur like in Pakistan, an islamic country which is homophobic as a matter of religious dogma, if you are trans you can get married whatever. it is not considered a similar issue. Essentially his boss would be a woman once she had the surgery and by jumping the gun she is deeply disgusted in her lover. and that made me think like is that a queer film then. the main guy is, in this culture, simply cheating on his wife with his boss. we say "okay that means he's repressed and closeted" but maybe not Antonymous has issued a correction as of 06:10 on Jan 21, 2023 |
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:I think Jared Leto is a good actor Mr Nobody is good. And the basis of one of my favourite video essays... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANUunK6kiqU
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