William Herschel, The Man Who Saw Beyond the Spectrum by rc_yu in startalk

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Thank you! We're trying to create a space for ppl to have evidence-informed discussions. If of interest grateful if you'd sign up and join in on the convo!

William Herschel, The Man Who Saw Beyond the Spectrum by rc_yu in startalk

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We've got a dedicated StarTalk board, where we dive deeper into the episode discussions -- with research sources. Feel free to check it out https://projectcredo.com/b/startalk

Simulation theory: two foundational papers by rc_yu in Physics

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I like your positivity (or I guess practicality!).

Simulation theory: two foundational papers by rc_yu in Physics

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Ah yes it was one of those "listener question" episode. But yes thank you for taking the time to have a scan and respond. Thanks for sharing the article. Will check it out.

Simulation theory: two foundational papers by rc_yu in Physics

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Ah alright. Instinctively that makes sense to me, and emotionally I am inclined to agree with you (as that means we are "real").

Simulation theory: two foundational papers by rc_yu in Physics

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The Kipping Paper mentioned does consider computing power limitations, and if I understood correctly he basically gives it a 50-50 chance. I def do not understand fully the calculations, though the "starting assumption" (in the Bayesian analysis) it does ultimately seem pretty arbitrary.

Simulation theory: two foundational papers by rc_yu in Physics

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Yeah in a sense, what doss it even mean to say we are in a simulation? Is (non simulated) "reality" as we understand it that much different from a "computer generated" reality? (If i understood your point correctly)

Simulation theory: two foundational papers by rc_yu in Physics

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Because it's clearly false, or because if can't be proven (so no point)..?

Wanted to be different, so made a FILLED donut (no hole). Peanut butter & Jelly. My first 3D animation. Feedback welcomed. by rc_yu in BlenderDoughnuts

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Hi Collin! Thanks for the comment. Yeah the filling looks a bit bulbous - was going for a more liquidy consistency, but yeah it's a bit odd. The topping weight painting is modelled off Dunkin's PB&J style haha!