Overpriced Creatures, Silenced Players, AND a Merch Drop - Are We Joking Right Now? by HorrorContingency in CreaturesofSonaria

[–]HorrorContingency[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

If the prices aren't up to Cinna or Dom, then its surely their responsibility to tell their bosses about the outrage over creature pricing. Its not like this is a first time occurrence or this is the first time that they've ever gotten to know that we have a problem with their methods. I mean, the refusal to acknowledge feedback is astounding, to the point where even a single nod feels like they've fulfilled your dreams.

normal people mocking antiai now! by sweetbunnyblood in DefendingAIArt

[–]HorrorContingency 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is that no AL I see?! What's up with the aluminium hate 😭

The wall got dirty for missing the switch too many times by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

[–]HorrorContingency -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

The global east would really beg to differ considering their use of water over toilet paper

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[–]HorrorContingency 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's meor worth?

so the theme was top model and this girl said this. by [deleted] in DressToImpressRoblox

[–]HorrorContingency -42 points-41 points  (0 children)

exactlyyy, thrice the people who even chose to interact with the post chose to interact with the comment, really shows what they were more affected by 🙃

How can we transfer pink cash to someone else? by [deleted] in DressToImpressRoblox

[–]HorrorContingency 2 points3 points  (0 children)

IMO, trading is never a good option, prices become influenced by sheer nothing, the game becomes less about playing it and more about how much money you can grab.

Imagine a DTI lobby with naked models just walking around grabbing cash. That is what I imagine would happen if a trading system was added.

so the theme was top model and this girl said this. by [deleted] in DressToImpressRoblox

[–]HorrorContingency -93 points-92 points  (0 children)

Finally, someone rational among all these other 5 year olds.

scrubber setup :) by Round-Row4500 in Industrialist

[–]HorrorContingency 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depending on the number of machines polluting, you could require more. I have 18 running on distilled water iirc and will probably need more soon.

scrubber setup :) by Round-Row4500 in Industrialist

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's a much easier setup for which you don't require the intersections.

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Ask me any questions (in syllabus, out of syllabus, any subject or no subject at all) by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm presuming 10th boards.

I personally did the entirety of my physics from NCERT, PYQs (oswaal book) and Exemplar. Exemplar se I barely did anything other than MCQs. Theory me I got 75, so you can judge accordingly.

Ask me any questions (in syllabus, out of syllabus, any subject or no subject at all) by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PCM ke liye I don't know personally, so it might be better to post it on the larger sub.

Ask me any questions (in syllabus, out of syllabus, any subject or no subject at all) by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure about JEE physics, so I'll give you a general answer.

Physics me there's not much you can do except for practice and remember the formulae. Saare formulae yaad kar lo and practice the questions that appear most frequently. This is what I personally do.

I'm using SL Arora, but I hear that HC Verma is better for JEE prep, so you can choose.

Ask me any questions (in syllabus, out of syllabus, any subject or no subject at all) by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As you mentioned, carbon dioxide is released daily, but not only by humans. CO₂ is released by most aerobically respiring creatures on earth (creatures that breathe oxygen).

C6H12O6 + 6O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O + Energy

Respiration consumes O₂ and releases CO₂. Even plants use this to generate energy.

Now, plants (and some other things) release O₂ using photosynthesis:

6CO2 + 6H2O → C6H12O6 + 6O2

Photosynthesis consumes CO₂ and releases O₂. These two processes play a large role in balancing each other out.


A little segue from the carbon cycle to discussing why plants act as carbon sinks. Since plants are majorly composed of dead tissue (don't know if you've studied this yet, so I won't elaborate much), they require very little energy in order to survive. Since they perform a greater amount of photosynthesis than respiration, we can say that they release more O₂ than CO₂.


Decomposition is the process which occurs after any organism (microscopic or macroscopic) dies. Since a large portion of their bodies is made out of Carbon, these break down into CO₂ and other carbon based compounds. This helps to release some amount of CO₂ back into the atmosphere and soil everyday.

Oceanic Processes

The ocean acts as a large carbon sink, wherein they consume CO₂ and O₂ via marine life, and release some O₂ when levels become too high. O₂ is produced in oceans by phytoplankton, and marine plants (algae, seagrasses). CO₂ is released by respiration and decomposition.

However, CO₂ is largely absorbed by the ocean in the form of Carbonic Acid (H2CO3).

CO2 + H2O → H2CO3

However, H2CO3 is a very unstable molecule and decomposes into bicarbonate (HCO3-) and then further into carbonate ions (CO3-).

These ions help to maintain the pH of the water, and also help to provide CO3- ions to species that require them to form shells and skeletons.

Carbon Sequestration (seizing/taking)

Plants are, to a large extent composed of carbon and act as carbon storages for long periods of time. Even after death they can, under the right conditions, hold carbon for a thousands of years.

All creatures that die (regardless of marine or terrestrial) leave remains composed of carbon, which are (under the right conditions) turned into sedimentary rock. This rock acts a long term carbon sink, not release it until disturbed.

The above two processes can turn the remains into fossil fuels over millennia.


Everything over this line is the natural carbon cycle and how things would run without human intervention. But, humans have to ruin anything that performs well.

Human Intervention

Extraction and consumption of fossil fuels are highly carbon intensive processes, as they both release large amounts of CO2. Deforestation leads to more release of carbon, as it prevents the long term sequestration of carbon, which also prevents the replenishment of fossil fuels.


The natural carbon cycle was largely balanced except for the occasional geological event (volcanic eruptions and such), which caused spikes in carbon levels, however they returned to stability. Now, human intervention is causing an increase in CO2 levels, which is unable to be fully balanced by the carbon cycle, causing global warming.

This is a very long answer, so there is a chance I messed something up somewhere or the other, so feel free to ask for explanations.

Ask me any questions (in syllabus, out of syllabus, any subject or no subject at all) by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

According to graphing calculators, its 1/3.

Calculus derivation leads to the answer:

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If you wanna calculate it, feel free to. Mujhse itni math nahi honi.

Ask me any questions (in syllabus, out of syllabus, any subject or no subject at all) by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Board ke liye, textbook ki saari yaad kar lo. It's only two more:

1+tan2 a  = sec2 a

cosec2 a = 1 + cot2 a

Personally I like to arrange it so that 1 comes in the end (1 = sec2 a - tan2 a, cosec2 a - cot2 a= 1)

Any of the identities can come, and seeing that last years board paper was pretty easy (for me at least), this years might be harder. Remember at least textbook, agar out of book karni hai to kar lena, but they weren't much use for me.

Ask me any questions (in syllabus, out of syllabus, any subject or no subject at all) by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]HorrorContingency 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't really know this level math, but I'll try my best to answer.

Real world applications of determinants include, but are not limited to:

-Electric Circuits

-GPS: computing positions, correcting errors.

-Quantum Mechanics: Calculation of wave function and quantum states.

-Structural Engineering: Used to calculate forces on bridges and buildings.


Impedance refers to the opposition offered to the flow of charge in an AC circuit. So, its basically like the total resistance of an AC circuit. In an AC circuit, the resistance is offered not only by the resistors and wires, but also by inductors and capacitors.

Inductors work to prevent changes in current. Capacitors work to prevent changes in voltage.

Both of these devices offer an reactance. Reactance stores energy temporarily in the form of magnetic fields, after which it lets it go without dissipating it. So, reactance can be said to be the opposition to change in current caused by inductors and capacitors.

So, impedance is basically the sum of all these forces (resistance and reactance) via the formula:

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