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  • You mentioned a mathematical explanation for why it's so common. Got any further reading on that? It's mind blowing that the math for calculating planetary movement and atomic behavior is exactly the same formula, with different variables. Do you have any theories on why inverse square law is so common?

  • I'd assume black, no? Just total, unending, absolute darkness? Space is mostly vacuum with unimaginable distances between anything, and that empty, void space is basically pockets of the nothingness that existed before the big bang, so I'd (with my limited experience) assume something similar.

    Though how it works? Yeah I have no fucking clue man, it's basically incomprehensible isn't it? Just the absence of existence. If I remember right, I heard at the time that all the matter of the universe was condensed into a singular point, and the big bang was basically that exploding, but it's hard to imagine that it was the only thing that existed, and that there was nothingness beyond it.

    You ever wonder if human minds just biologically aren't equipped to understand or comprehend this stuff? Same way ants can't possibly fathom the existence of radio waves or apes can't understand trigonometry or how it works?

  • Ok so I've been wondering how other people do this. I've heard so many different takes on how to use dried mushrooms but I have no idea which is the best way. What I've been doing is using dried shitake mushrooms, washing and cutting them into small slices, then putting them in a small bowl of water in the fridge to rehydrate for at least 30 minutes, then, after adding the seasoning to the ramen pot, I dump both the mushrooms and the water they were soaked in into the broth. I don't know how much flavor it adds tho. How have you been doing it? And what mushrooms?

  • I'm confused where this question comes from and why you asked it, but will provide my own opinion on it.

    In the OP's case, the book he had already purchased is a physical copy; by giving it to the kids, he transferred complete ownership and now has to purchase another book in order to have the same product for himself, providing the company with more money. With PDFs, you can just email the file and then both you and the person you gave it to have copies of the book, effectively getting 2 books for books for the price of 1.

    Legally, this is piracy/theft. Morally, both are totally acceptable in my opinion. Of course, if you like something, you should support the creators whenever possible.