Hey!
I'm sure they at least read the abstract, that has to count for something.
Hey!
I'm sure they at least read the abstract, that has to count for something.
I think I have only seen one, once and I stood in the middle of a busy sidewalk looking up trying to figure out if anyone else saw the giant iridescent shifting rainbow in the sky.
You could only see it where the clouds were and they were so thin it felt like staring at the sun.
I definitely get the term fire rainbow. Shame its so rare. Really cool.
Gosh, what a write up.
But ok. Admins got uncomfortable and told the mods that if they disagree to just move elsewhere and that's what's happening.
eleitl does seem to one of the more frequent posters so I do get their cred but their responses leaves a lot to be desired and I'll be interested to see how people move.
Because it wasn't that necessary as of the moment. As the argument of population control is one I think not at all worth having for many of reasons, such as, you just can't do much about it! And it will become reality easy enough if it becomes mandatory and that's sad enough.
But I guess if we find ourselves truly not welcome here anymore than it seems we would just have to move with you guys.
Seriously. I don't really enjoy people that decide the world is so fucked that the only option is to end specific populations.
The entire population of the planet could fit in a space similar in size to Rhode Island and be fed by a chunk of land as large as New York but math can be used to make all kinds of statements that are only useful in theory.
We have who we have and logistics need to be figured out for including them not shoveling them off to the pasture. However we can still educate people that quickly raising the population further is a dangerous game but population growth is happening in nations that aren't taking the resources.
You probably aren't federated with the server since you are on hexbear.
Lemmy is pretty complex.
No because you didn't explain it and just said "ew look at this" and it's one mod log of you having a post removed.
We aren't you and don't know/have whatever your perspective is.
So, yeah swinging your hands and shouting follow me! Doesn't do much if that's all we got.
This feels more a personal gripe than an issue with moderation seeing as it's practically just your submission that got you a slap on the wrist that is making you make everyone else move.
Not that I'm not completely against it but I think I'm failing to see how this is much more than a representation of that bender meme of you leaving and making your own sub.
It's wild that clouds in space just look like... Clouds.
And yet it's as large as a solar system or more.
The Internet as a whole seems a lot less interested in actually listening to anyone with credentials to back themselves up (Musk obviously included).
Literally, people will just "nuh-uh" a piece of fact for purely emotional personal reasons.
Maybe it's that we made the Internet so full of disinformation that everyone is just automatically refusing to listen to others, maybe we have created a social group that just assumes they are more educated than everyone else cause they read some stuff in the internet.
Maybe all the smarter people with credentials have done the smart thing and left the internet, cause if I hear one more person tell me I'm wrong and that people totally explode in the vacuum of space cause they watched a movie. (Someone even called me confidently incorrect after I provided the research paper I cited when working on decompression in a vacuum), I honestly will think humanity has no right to claim themselves master of any part of nature and I will praise the universe for wiping us out hopefully Armageddon style, with an asteroid with a bunch of oil drillers on it.
You are just saying this cause you found out about the butt worm.
Don't let the idea of multi butts scare you. Come back to the oceans.
Thank you.
I know, the evidence is outstanding. Truly the final leap in logic when you really look at the pieces.
My favorite self made up conspiracy of the moon is:
As we all know the moon is moving away from the earth slowly each year but that means it was once much closer perhaps so close even that it rolled along the surface of early earth, pushing down on creatures that were lazy and didn't get out of the way into the ground giving us fossils.
When the dinosaurs disappeared it wasn't from an apocalypse they just got tired of being squished and dino capitalism and decided to grab onto the other side of the moon as it rolled by and are now stuck up there.
And that's why the government won't let us go to the moon. Because they don't want us to meet our dino comrades.
Man this has to be a Meow Wolf thing.
Finger hands! Finger hands! Holy shit look at those finger hands!
Is it accurate? No it's not! Just look at those creepy finger hands.
AI.. loves to make crappy hands.
Production? What are they pushing the poors into the ground now? Cause I don't think we are doing much production of oil.
You know what it's definitely a neoliberal thing though. Everyone responsible for only their piece of the pie, no more no less. In fact weigh the pie and they will just pay for price by weight at wholesale of the ingredients. See they have found the cheat to keeping their wealth and what all people should do.
Sure to make money you should be hiring cheap import labor from wherever you can get it and stealing as much of the money upwards to yourself as you can.
But we are all in this together, pay your share, it's only fair, unless I have more than you.
Yeah we just need to get back to saying "no" to those types of people.
The anything to appease the rich customer who doesn't even actually earn the company more than a regular customer mentality is so a thing of the past.
Man all this needs is:
"As an AI model it would be wrong for me to make statements on the use of AI models, and I can not help you with this apology, but you could try a statement like:"
And you will know how much Elsevier actually cares about this.
This came out in 2014? Oh man I've been so wrong about mantis shrimp for so long now.
What a cool visualization of a mean curve.
Also love the outlier of 100 that you kinda can immediately guess what's happening.