Wherever I wander I wonder whether I’ll ever find a place to call home…

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Cake day: December 31st, 2025

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  • wonderingwanderer@sopuli.xyztoScience Memes@mander.xyzMama!
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    20 minutes ago

    I think the graph shows relative position of the planets from the sun, so the straight line is just a baseline.

    Like if you jump up and down on a plane, and the graph just shows you moving a couple of feet up and down rather than including the entire altitude change of the plane itself



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    There’s also no reason to believe that expansion isn’t happening in a spheroid pattern. The big bang wouldn’t have been like a blunderbuss, more like a naval mine suspended in the abyss, exploding in all directions.

    For that matter, did the big bang ever cease, or has it continued to spew out new energy, and we’re just so inconceivably far out that our entire observable universe is just one small section of a relatively narrow range of distance from the center?

    Lastly, if the big bang is like a faucet, what if black holes are like drains in a tub, or in other words wormholes leading back to whatever realm everything came from before being spewed out by the big bang?

    Everything in the universe is cyclical; there’s no way something doesn’t complete the circuit, even if it’s just a big crunch.









  • Also, this year for example i can count the amount of days below 0°C on one hand

    I can count the number of days this year on one hand…

    For real though, I knew what you meant. I just couldn’t resist the opportunity (after all, there’s only five days a year when this joke might apply)


  • It’s not that climate change is causing this change of climate. The change of climate is climate change. That’s why it’s ridiculous for someone to say “Oh, the climate’s changing. But it isn’t climate change!”

    Oh no, it must be those pesky democrats and their secret government weather control /s. Trying to convince people to believe in climate change so they can… checks notes… promote self-sufficiency through renewable energy…

    What’s causing it is primarily greenhouse gasses along with several other compounding factors (deforestation, concrete and asphalt coverage, melting ice caps, etc.).

    So yes, human-induced. No one would run a gas-powered lawnmower indoors, but somehow they believe that billions of people driving outside every day is totally fine?




  • How do you strike if you’re already unemployed? So many people are already losing their jobs to automation and AI.

    Also, one of the most insidious aspects of american healthcare is that by tying it to employment, people become utterly dependent on their employers. They lose a lot of leverage.

    How do you risk your livelihood when you have cancer or diabetes and your corporate benefits are the only way you can afford healthcare?

    Not to mention, most of the american workforce is not unionized. How do you organize a strike without workers unions?

    Plus, there is a precedent in recent history where congress can pass legislation making it illegal for workers to continue a strike. How that doesn’t qualify as forced labor, is beyond me.

    So you see, there are many roadblocks to having an effective strike in the US, especially when the american system has been designed over the decades and centuries specifically to advance and protect the interests of the wealthy elite.

    It’s not about making excuses, it’s about acknowledging the practical realities that get in the way of progress.