ScathingAtheist 129: Facilitated Edition Extended
Added 2015-08-06 10:45:57 +0000 UTCSorry about the extraordinarily late drop... I promise we were working until this very minute to make sure this episode was worthy of your patronage.
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@1:09:38 Noah search "your computer is made of magic open sorcery" You may come to see my developer perspective. Your complaints are necessary and at the same time infuriating. At this moment you are performing a vital Open DevOps task, directing your comments to the correct github page would help but I am a developer and shitposting stakeholders always propagate to an issue log eventually. 100% hindsight, how is the app? Do you like it? Do you feel guilty for poking the Patreon devs?
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2024-09-15 19:48:10 +0000 UTCAbstraction is fascinating. It's the basis for causality every abstract layer is built on a physical layer, that physical layer is itself an abstract layer built a top another physical layer. You can call the abstract layers "virtual" if it's super abstract hard drive partitioning but abstract is abstract enough to not imply only computers or only pyramids or only things with distinct 1 dimensional relationships, like every example above. To the point. In Math you learn about abstraction. An abstract kitty can has tentacles, tentacles are an abstraction of physical cats. In math you are familiar with 1, 2, 3, and Nth arrays. In our reality we are lower 4th dimensional entities, David Icke; because we can freely traverse our 3 spatial dimensions but we can only move forward through our single time dimension. Back to math, a 4 dimensional array is difficult to do math with but possible. Our 4 dimensions we live in are abstraction. A Time dimension, time, the descriptor is the abstraction, the tentacles kitty. So all the rules of math, apply to our 4 dimensions PLUS the abstraction attributes for the X, Y, Z, and T axis in the matrix. When I'm just high enough but not too high I have a fascinating time remembering community college Calculus, David Icke, and a Fermian understanding of math..... aka "close enough".
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2024-09-15 18:25:13 +0000 UTCLoved this diatribe, shared with my boss, who is not an athiest but not quite religious, her and i talk about random stuff and we can talk about hings without getting even close to a debate.
Justin Morris
2015-08-08 05:15:07 +0000 UTC
