Actual teleportation is a legit property of quantum mechanics (e.g. in a real transporter you’re not killed/cloned – but “you” do cease to exist for some x period of time). Also a teleporter doesn’t need a ‘Heisenberg compensator’: you want the data to maintain its superposition.

The only caveat is the teleportation must be at or slower than speed of light.

Inflation. It’s caused by printing money—full stop. “Economic easing” is a euphemism for it. It’s very easy to understand: adding money to the supply reduces the value of the existing supply. Fucking nerds in Wow understand this better than most people.

Yet everyday some bi-partisan Econ Professor is paid a small dump truck of (probably printed) money to confuse this very simple issue. Why?

It’s absolutely exhausted to ask someone “why can’t we just print more money” —because inflation. “So printing money causes inflation?” —no. ???

Kinda no where hopefully. Because the final form of Reddit is just anger. No matter the subject or view. Lemmee has that nice drop by but go home too vibe that is perfect.

“Agrees” — is that when like I agree to take care of kids on Sunday because I’ll be sleeping on the couch otherwise sort of “agreement”

Corporations will just cut everyone’s hours to 32 and replace the loss with automation. Ask any min-wage worker if they’re ever allowed to clock over 40. Crap most can’t even get 32 because then they’d have to give them health insurance.

Sounds great. He should do something about it.

We need a constructal physicist to help speed up mine placement prediction

SAG is going be in for a shock when they realize movie executives are kittens compared to a gaming exec.

Because I’m still waiting until more Redditors ruin this site too. I feel like I’m freaking Agent Smith lecturing Morpheus on why human beings are a virus.

That Kevin just has an overactive kid imagination. I believe he’s the film’s storyteller/narrator and that the dad finding the tooth at the end is a 4th wall break by him to—wink, wink—it was all a lie.

“A Kite in the Wind” has been pretty great for helping learn to write. I work as a storyboard artist and I’m trying to develop my own stuff, but I struggle with the writing part. This book helped, especially the first two essays. Remarkably practical advice; stuff you just don’t hear anywhere else.

https://www.amazon.com/Kite-Wind-Fiction-Writers-Their/dp/1595340726