Alfred_The_Sartan
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_jck6b4a wrote
Reply to comment by Gedankensortieren in What makes one greenhouse gas stronger at trapping heat than another? by sand_eater
Does size of a molecule play into how high in the atmosphere it can get? Like is it that the bigger ones get warmer and therefore rise like a box of legos or does the mass keep them generally lower due to gravity? I feel like I’m overthinking this and that the effects of molecular size to dispersion are negligible
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_j6ym2ll wrote
Reply to comment by Naive_Age_566 in extremely long stick additional questions? by Unnombrepls
This is a fantastic explanation. I was thinking it would all move together and was trying to figure out how a light years long stick would react. I was thinking that the whole thing would move at once and therefore information would travel faster than the speed of light.
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_j1om24h wrote
Reply to comment by Sanix95 in That time Jesus got hangry by david-braintree
Man, sometimes when things get cross sourced so much it makes me believe the meme. We’ve like three or four different books citing individual passages. But at the start we’re told to look at what Jesus was up to right before the fig tree bit. In the supporting sources we should ignore whatever was going on before the quoted passage. I feel like some bits of theology try to make the Bible into some kind of code book make-your-own-adventure that only the devout could possibly understand. I feel like there should be a bigger distinction between the Holy Spirits influences on scripture. Some of these hot takes read like RL Stein books.
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_j1c9y9k wrote
Reply to Google tells employees more of them will be at risk for low performance ratings next year by Sorin61
Man, this kind of thing worked SO well for GM too…..
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_j1c9sxw wrote
Reply to Why do teeth have nerves? by ileiskit
Well, they’re bones right? Special bones with a purpose. If I were a betting man I’d say that the lack of nerves never proved beneficial so they were just left behind. Natural selection leads to some great things and some damned odd ones too
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_ixwbl0l wrote
Reply to comment by lacgibra in How would one calculate the gravity of a planet? by LoreCriticizer
Is there any reasonable way to use equations to measure the mass of a rogue planet? Like let’s say there’s a brown dwarf that got ejected from its system and is rolling through interstellar space without anything really being able to measurably affect it. Would we have any idea of the mass?
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_iwmpj9d wrote
Reply to comment by egregiouscodswallop in New psychology research rebuts Sigmund Freud's "wrecked by success" hypothesis: People with exceptionally successful careers tend to be healthier than their less successful peers by HeinieKaboobler
I as much of a household name as he is, I do wonder how many of his revolutionary theories are still kicking around.
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_itqmlpx wrote
Reply to comment by FDUK1 in If you lived on a planet in the center of the Milky Way would the nighttime be significantly brighter compared to Earth’s nighttime due to the larger concentration of stars? by bad_take_
I was trying to think of who wrote that one. Tip of my tongue moment. Thank you.
Alfred_The_Sartan t1_jd8humr wrote
Reply to comment by GeriatricHydralisk in (Biology) How far down your spine can you break before respiratory impairment? by Anomaly-Friend
So correct me if I’m wrong, but during old Timey, hangings, when a neck was broken, it’s not really the same as instantly killing someone. Just that their diaphragm no longer works and they still choke to death, right?