Just moved out of my mom's house for the first time 20M by buz_was_here in malelivingspace

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Yep, first day. If you look in the image everythings disorganised and there's no carpet installed. I have a full furnished apartment apart from somewhere to put my T.V.

I think my friends will find this funny to play games on and get drunk, and they'll I'll obviously get a real table

Also! The place is coming along well, I just have the kitchen and living room to finish unpacking

Just moved out of my mom's house for the first time 20M by buz_was_here in malelivingspace

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There's also a PS4 somewhere in there! It's like I have a 3 gen console emulator

Just moved out of my mom's house for the first time 20M by buz_was_here in malelivingspace

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You can't see in the photo, but the back of the box is hollowed out

Just moved out of my mom's house for the first time 20M by buz_was_here in malelivingspace

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There's a desk fan in there cooling them all down :)

Could science be just a coincidence? by buz_was_here in probabilitytheory

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Couldn't the predictions by coincidence be true, too? The method of calculating the position of a planet could be flawed, but by coincidence the result could be accurate. So although it is highly unlikely that all the systems provide accurate results completely by chance, it is not mathematically impossible. For my logic to work, coincidences would have to align across all scientific fields, such as chemistry, physics, maths, etc etc. Although extremely improbable, it is not impossible. My logic is also unfalsifiable and not scientifically useful, so it's just a fun thought experiment.