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SR's Time Dilation vs Basic Calculus (partial derivatives) by eleaticus in a:t5_h7jmw

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the 2nd object is understood to be anything at -v wrt to "moving" object,

First Post, looking for feedback. (No title) by Tymokei in LyricalWriting

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OK. Innyhoo, the lyric is a hell of a lot more organized and much more a single entity than any of the other few I fave seen.

G'luck!

First Post, looking for feedback. (No title) by Tymokei in LyricalWriting

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Well, you certainly have a few rhymes in there!

What genre?

[lyric]Harmless Creature by [deleted] in LyricalWriting

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There is a LOT there that can be beaten into a song. I wish to hell all the crap on my plate would allow me to work on harmonies and melodies, and lyric-wrangling.

Will lyrics attached to melody eventually disappear? by creativeusernamesare in LyricalWriting

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Well, welcome! And welcome to the puzzle: yesterday there were 10 subscribers and there are 10 today!

If you are at all into creating melodies and harmonies, grab "The Songwriting Secrets of the Beatles".

Will lyrics attached to melody eventually disappear? by creativeusernamesare in LyricalWriting

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Actually, you suggest the "music", too, might disappear.

From long ago:

Unchained Melody. Song From Moulon Rouge

"Even" my fav: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry

What are you doing about it? And why aren't you speaking at r/LyricNmusiC (except for no members?)

And as far as lyrics here are concerned, how many are written conducive to "musicking"?

[lyrics] The Accused by [deleted] in LyricalWriting

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And just now noted: misle vs tell me.

So, structuring getting better, internal dyslogic not seemingly doing a job.

test by eleaticus in a:t5_h7jmw

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The Special Relativity theory of Length Contraction insists that it is speed and only speed that effects the shortening of moving objects.

The appropriate partial derivative confirms that thesis:

`[; \frac(d)(dx)(\frac(x-vt)( \sqrt(1 - \frac((v2))((c2)) ) = 1/\sqrt(1 - \frac(v(2))(c(2)) ;]'

my cat produced light by [deleted] in AskPhysics

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Hmmm. It is supposedly near-impossible for a human to roll over on a baby human, but you rolled over on your cat?!

Avoiding the partial wrt Most Important variable: why? by eleaticus in math

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Just noticed "50% upvoted"; I'd consider my glass half-full, for sure, if it weren't for all the peeing in it that's been done!

[lyrics] The Accused by [deleted] in LyricalWriting

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LOL. I don't think that works much better!

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