Fortisimo07
Fortisimo07 t1_j63gpri wrote
Reply to comment by damnatio_memoriae in Mayor Adams unveils proposal to convert Midtown offices into apartments by psychothumbs
It very obviously happened during covid (although instead of cranking up supply, demand dropped). Landlords weren't able to "control the supply" in that case and prices dropped significantly
Fortisimo07 t1_j58it7u wrote
Reply to comment by Martholomeow in Man who sex trafficked and extorted daughter’s Sarah Lawrence schoolmates gets 60 years in prison by flowerhoney10
It's not in the city....
Fortisimo07 t1_j4xoykj wrote
Reply to comment by TheJasonKientz in What happens to the energy of sound in space? by full_hammer
Yeah and those "vibrations" are pressure waves traveling through a medium (the metal that the fork is made of). It's sound.
Fortisimo07 t1_j4v50qt wrote
Reply to comment by TheJasonKientz in What happens to the energy of sound in space? by full_hammer
This isn't really right, the wave in the fork will reflect off the boundary, it doesn't just disappear. In atmosphere, most of the energy in a running fork reflects off the boundary with air as well, but in space essentially all of the energy stays in the fork, so the sound wave will just keep bouncing around and around inside. It's an impedance matching problem, and the acoustic impedance of space is essentially zero
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Reply to comment by Inevergnu in These old gold Crayola crayons have turned green with age by DiamondFlame
You chompin' right into moldy cheese over there my man?
Fortisimo07 t1_j64puh7 wrote
Reply to comment by damnatio_memoriae in Mayor Adams unveils proposal to convert Midtown offices into apartments by psychothumbs
Yeah but if they could truly control the supply like you're claiming, changes in demand wouldn't matter because as the demand went down they could just artificially limit the supply. They cannot do that (at least not to the extent that your claiming)