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3D printers are pretty cool. I have two of them, and yess they somkj wheat

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Umm, why is trrmblrt so fucking obtuse. Like, I get it u smoke weed, just let me post some shit.. smh

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Eat a dick Chet (passive aggressive)

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The term “grindset” has been a thing since at least 2004. Source: this song by underground hip hop legends People Under the Stairs.

Edit: He says it 47 seconds in

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Lanterns, food, snake serum!?!

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You ever type a word and are convinced that you’re spelling it wrong and it fact it is right and it makes you confused? Just happened with the word purple.

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Had a dream last night that I was trying to buy an off brand roomba from a blockbuster/convenience store and they only had empty boxes and a non functional display model. They sent me to the back of the store to find an unopened one and all I found was a sweet ass Hannah Montana themed bass guitar and amplifier combo.

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His name is smokey

He sniff

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“For small creatures such as we the vastness is bearable only through love.”

~ Carl Sagan

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Theoretical physicist Bryce Seligman Dewitt published his field equation, the wheeler-Dewitt equation, a first attempt to a theory of quantum gravity, combining mathematically the ideas of quantum mechanics and general relativity;

Η ( x ) Ι Ψ > = 0

Where;

Η ( x ) - Hamiltonian constraint in quantized general relativity.

Ι Ψ > - Wave function of the universe ( Hartle- Hawking state).

Bryce Dewitt first published the equation in 1967 under the name " Einstein - schrödinger equation", it was later renamed the Wheeler Dewitt equation.

However, it didn't take physicists long to realize that, while the Wheeler Dewitt equation solved one significant problem (unification), it introduced another. The new problem was that time played no role in this equation. In effect it says that nothing ever happens in the universe, a prediction that is clearly at odds with observational evidence. This conundrum is called the problem of time precisely defined as a conceptual conflict between general relativity and quantum mechanics in that quantum mechanics regards the flow of time as universal and absolute, where as general relativity regards the flow of time as malleable and relative.

The problem of time

( Theory of everything magazine)

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If you’ve never tried one, I highly recommend it if you like really creamy coffee.