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Going a month without getting off is actually pretty easy, even before I started HRT, and I had a sex drive and everything. But then I also had bigger things to care about. Most importantly I didn't deliberately do it, because that's loving weird and it's not like storing my JO energy was gonna make me a fucken Super Saiyan or something. Just nut and get on with it. I also think people who have a cry about not getting laid in XYZ time are just whiny. It's like they've got nothing better to do than think about their genitals, which is coincidentally probably the reason they aren't getting laid.
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We're never gonna go back in time. It's fun science fiction but it's not possible- and even if it were, we probably shouldn't.
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There have been plenty of time travelers, but the whole space expanding at random rates thing left them drifting in the cold void
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John Titor was real and he hosed everything up
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MrQwerty posted:John Titor was real and he hosed everything up that is my favorite weird internet story.
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the moon and its percieved "phases" have absolutely no notable effect on your sleep
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We are all traveling forward through time, in real time. The lamest time travel ever.
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actualy time travel is real and i use it to poo poo in bathrooms moments before someone else comes to use them
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hey dont blame me. theres no free will i just do this all arbitrarily
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You exist for a blink of time and the vast majority of existence will not feature you in it. Nothing personal.
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Zugzwang posted:We are all traveling forward through time, in real time. The lamest time travel ever.
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in english, egghead
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its possible to outrun time
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Half a cup of oil, half a cup of sugar, and a spoon of cocoa powder are basically how you make Nutella
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The Management posted:Half a cup of oil, half a cup of sugar, and a spoon of cocoa powder are basically how you make Nutella no bc nutella is healthy and made from healthy stuff.
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Time is a geographic coordinate in Space-Time.
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cumpantry posted:in english, egghead syntaxfunction posted:The "no such thing as free will" is on the same level as "we're all just the universe" in that it's kind of a fun philosophical soundbite but doesn't really have any meaningful application or use. The new hotness on the topic of things that make entirely no difference in your life as a consciousness is whether the universe is being played live and every quantum resolution is randomly decided on the spot or the universe is a static timeline of events that appear random to consciousnesses confined by causality. Joker card: the universe might be the former but our consciousness may be trapped in the latter ex. We may be a holographic artifact in the event horizon of a black hole which is encoding the universe.
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free wil wheaton
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The only long term future humanity has in space is in orbit, in spinning vessels that can replicate 1G. Because without Earth gravity, the Moon, Mars, floating in orbit... they're all dead ends. And there's no sci fi "artificial gravity" on the horizon. Only by spinning can we replicate the effect, and the radius has to be pretty big to avoid dizziness issues. So big rotating rings.
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redshirt posted:The only long term future humanity has in space is in orbit, in spinning vessels that can replicate 1G. Because without Earth gravity, the Moon, Mars, floating in orbit... they're all dead ends. Mars and all other planets have gravity. Sorry if you weren’t ready to hear this.
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rocky objects like the moon, mars etc. are the only practical sources of building material for these hypothesized spinning habs op, gotta go there to extract it somehow
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The Management posted:Mars and all other planets have gravity. Sorry if you weren’t ready to hear this. Mars has .30 of Earth gravity. The moon is like .15 Too low for long term health.
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venus is 0.9g let's live there
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no wait the fly traps would eat us
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Let me put it in practical terms: there's no proof you can get a boner on Mars.
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Is there a nearby planet with way more than earth gravity? Need to work on my quads.
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Sonic the Hedgehog games were always bad 
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bitterandtwisted posted:venus is 0.9g let's live there Good luck with the whole melting thing!
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Rad-daddio posted:Is there a nearby planet with way more than earth gravity? I think Neptune or jupiter are bigger than earth so they might.
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Rad-daddio posted:Is there a nearby planet with way more than earth gravity? 
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None of the Star wars movies are good. None of them.
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Jupiter has way more gravity but it's relative, as it doesn't really have a surface you're gonna reach. You'd be liquified long before you got close. Same with Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. As such, Earth gravity is as high as it realistically gets in this solar system.
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zedprime posted:Head on down to the fair grounds. Boy this brings back memories. I've never seen anyone give less a gently caress than the Gravitron operator.
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we’ll simply relocate yo mamma to the moon to impart earth-like gravity
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Captain Hygiene posted:Sonic the Hedgehog games were always bad yup finally someone with the grapes to speak the truth
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Captain Hygiene posted:Sonic the Hedgehog games were always bad Yeah, I've never enjoyed them. Even when it was the only option.
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Beefed Owl posted:None of the Star wars movies are good. None of them. The original was called “Star Wars” when I saw it in 1977. I thought it was pretty good, but I was nine. I have the original transfer from laser disk to DVD around here somewhere. I should see if it still holds up from a storytelling point.
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Captain Hygiene posted:Sonic the Hedgehog games were always bad i liked the gamecube one as a kid with the chao raising/battling simulator. that one ruled. the rest suck
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Beefed Owl posted:None of the Star wars movies are good. None of them. only the original, entitiled "Star Wars" is good, standing on its own, as cinema. the rest are mid-to-bad movies/tv shows, and can only be "good" by qualifying them as a "good star wars movie", since they'l;l never be good movies, unqualified
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