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Yes, guns might be killing people.

I’d love to start making up nerdy explanations, and I mean its plausible bending spacetime all willy nilly might have some local inertial side-effects, but the concept of inertial dampers is honestly quite out there. That and the artificial gravity.

They also use “impulse”, which seems to be a very high powered inertial type deal. That should follow the rules we’re used to

nah, thats movement relative to space time, warp suggests bending said space time in order to, relative to your destination, move faster than light, while essentially staying motionless in spacetime.

In this paradigm inertia is very much not a thing

happened to my laptop q couple of years ago and my stationary just this summer :|

ah, that makes sense!

If you don’t think the question deserves an answer, then just don’t. There’s no point in being a dick about it.

Welcome to absurdism I guess haha

you can say that about everything, and I mean literally everything. Nothing exists in your world that is not essentially just a signal your brain perceived.

Unexpected to find common ground between anime and goregrind metal

https://www.last.fm/music/55Gore/+wiki

Yeah, it doesn’t solve social mobility, but it certainly doesn’t hurt!

yes you can
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding

%27 is an url encoded ’

Whatever browser can’t handle that has quite a serious compliance issue.

You can’t just compare GDP spendings and call it efficiency without accounting for the output.

Does the USA educate the same fraction of their population as Sweden? Otherwise it’s comparing apples to pears.

Not that efficiency is the top priority in my book, but sure, it’s not an unimportant metric by any means.

edit: … am I being Poe’s lawed here?

hardpill to swollow

Here in Sweden education is free, and the government provides a (small) monthly payout to students.

you do you

thats not much of a plate though, i’d expect something more like this

https://savesliveswilltravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/img_2668.jpg

Fair enough, you do have a good point. Though I will argue stopping one is better than none.