As someone who is into this area of research, I am a lot on YouTube and its clones, but just now I wound up searching for his lectures on DDG and I notice that, at least in this field, the lectures on it on Bilibili already begin outnumbering those on YT. I might need to change platforms soon

Freud was one weird motherfucker

I often like to brag that I have a chauffeur who drives me around in a 16-wheel Mercedes with over 400 HPs after taking the bus

The question is a bit misleading, since it is not about relative acceleration but relative velocity. The relative velocity of the 4-year-old man is key to determine his momentum, and hence the kinetic energy of his impact upon the bullet.

With that out of the way, we first note that adulthood starts at 18, which must be due to a significant time dilation in the reference frame of the man. We have the formula for the time dilation t’ = γt, with the Lorentzian gamma factor γ = 1/sqrt(1 - v²/c²), thus 1/γ² = 1 - v²/c², and we get v = sqrt(1 - 1/γ²)c for the velocity. If the man is four years old in one reference frame and 18 in another, then γ = 18/4 = 4.5, and after plugging in the value, it follows that v = 0.975c. Therefore, the man had an incredible speed of about 292500 m/s when he and the bullet mutually obliterated one another.

I sometimes read nothing for months and then binge a 2000-page novel over a single week

If they have something we don’t have, it’s theft; if they know something we don’t know, it’s fraud; and if they do something we don’t do, it’s sabotage

Stock markets are to economics what bouncy castles are to architecture

The main difference is that a chatbot is actually available to talk to you

Even if you ignore the unplastered brick wall with the trident hastily slapped on, the uncomfortably tiny glass table without a cloth, the main course being served on a saucer, and the fact that they brought the emissary of their most powerful ally water in plastic bottles and then just left it there, it really speaks to the post-Soviet rebirth of Ukraine’s cultural identity that senior diplomats on state visits are served Italian food

According to Elon Musk in 2016, Space X would have produced an unmanned Mars mission by 2018; and according to him in 2020 there should have been cargo trips in 2022

It isn’t even bizarre if you consider that every foreign notion that enters the general vicinity of the US is immediately ripped apart and absorbed by a churning maelstrom of confusion and misinformation explicitly designed to prevent the formation of anything resembling coherent political thought. If you want bizarre, look at a Qanon map

Perhaps getting rid of the British to improve our nutritional value wasn’t such a good idea after all

First the ghost of Kiev, now a shell necromancer. What’s next, are they sending warlocks to the front lines?

Next up is the lathe, now will Trudeau be smart enough to keep his tie away from it?

The only right tank for Ukraine would be a septic tank with David Axe swimming in it

Kissinger would be running his mouth discussing the specs, pros and cons of every apparatus that is applied to him while pushing his glasses up the nose and then leak classified floor plans of some Estonian CIA black site on Discord in order to prove his points in real time like a fucking torture otaku

If you really believe that, you better start stockpiling Chinese products. If this shit happens, you’ll be hard-pressed to get spares for all the stuff you own and all the stuff that goes into making all the stuff you own

You know what, I’m suddenly in the mood for a good joke right now

This reminds me of that scene from Don Camillo where the titular priest has entered a hunger strike against the policies of the communist mayor Peppone, who then turns up with a bag of porridge to forcefeed him through a funnel

Zaluzhny’s Art of War: Maybe don’t send the entire army head-first into a seven-layered death trap protected by an unrelenting torrent of heavy artillery as they are carrying only a handgun and a bag of meth

Zaluzhny’s Art of War (officially revised edition): On second thought, do