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[ordersvengeance]

11, 14, & 16

“What faction do you fear the most, and why?”

The most rational answer, currently, is whatever faction that the current leader of the Underground is in. We know that she disbanded it, before leaving Reality 528, however, according to a few of my scouts in 783 that a few things are true: A.) She has some sort of clairvoyance through her art.

B.) Said art can, seemingly, CREATE realities, or at least travel to them. (See Article C2R, 1-4. )

C.) She is currently in cohorts with a known fugitive, who's recapture is of high priority. Even if she's not in a faction anymore, it is my orders to directly capture, interrogate, and reform any of her cohorts. “What's been the biggest threat you've faced on the island so far?”

The Last Reality, of course. In all my years of working with the I.O., every attempt in quelling them has worked…until the Fracture happened. We didn't even know it had started, until it was far too late. Frankly, I don't even know how the Zero Point still exists, but it must if we all do.

“Have any events or changes to the island impacted your life significantly?”

Of course. The Fall was… well, it changed a lot of people's lives. You'd think mine, for the worse, but… I'd say that I'm doing better. As a person. As a member of the Order. As a leader. I've had to rebuild from scraps, and I don't think I'll ever be done. But I've done what I had to do in the meantime, and I'm good at what I do.

[menemennpastirma]

Emin olun kendinizi kandırmak başkalarını kandırmak kadar, hatta çoğu zaman daha büyük sorumluluk yükler bize. Kendimize ihanetimizi affedecek birini bulamayız.

- Cem Mumcu

Kaynak: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2R-9KjMwvY/

[artofwarlick]

Color art, inks, and final dressed poster for @wolfbaneproductions Evil Dead show. Get some!⁠

[pathologicallypedantic]

If you *absolutely insist* on pirating Microsoft Office, as a form of harm reduction I can recommend that the safest way would probably be to download the official installation files directly from Microsoft and use Gravesoft's Microsoft Activation Scripts to activate it. You will have to trust them not to give you malware or to get compromised and give you malware, and you will need to be comfortable enough to run a script from a command line, but like I said it's probably the safest option.

I CANNOT STRESS ENOUGH that almost all pirated software carries the risk of containing infostealing malware that will steal every last password, authentication cookie, saved credit card information, and sensitive document from your machine and then sell both your data and access to run additional malware on your machine to whoever wants to buy it.

Pirating software is a HIGH RISK activity, just don't do it. I highly recommend using open source software discussed above instead.

Step by step guide here or on the archive or check out the links below the fold --v

If you don't know which one to choose just look for the ❤️

After installing Office and running the script, you want to choose the Ohook method (option 2)

[felichai]

[OC Art] Wano (Eh we need a last name?) Previous Identification: Ildrian-1101-E0K-JHGBX-Polliuxius 20 something. Raised as a test subject. A mechanic and artificer. Magic output is low, so she makes the mech and the weapons and let's others do the fighting. Species: Children of faeries, specifically Mantis. Two years older than Sylvester or Sigby-353-C2R-VZF-[]. A tragedy occurred separating her and Sylvester after their escape from the institution. In the present, after a chance encounter with Sylvester, she constantly tries to seek him out but can never say anything when she's in front of him. For some reason, seeing him fills her with dread.

[globalresourcesvn]

​🌿🤔 Tổng hợp tải Office C2R (Click-to-Run) chuẩn Microsoft – bản Retail và Volume 💖💖 👉🍀🍀

[brickwall2]

theory of black holes

THEORY OF BLACK HOLES

Stuart Boehmer

            After many years of thinking about black hole theory, I think that I may have finally hit upon a consistent, unified theory.

            An “event horizon” is usually defined in the literature as a place where a component of the spatial metric, gmn becomes infinite—this occurs only when one chooses poor spatial coordinates to define the problem.  It can always be eliminated by a transformation of spatial coordinates.

            For example, in the vacuum Schwarzschild metric, the radial distance from the origin is not Schwarzschild’s radial coordinate (here denoted by r*), but r := INTEGRAL(dr*/[1-(2GM/c2r*)].  This is an elementary quadrature which can be looked up in any table of integrals and it is both the function r(r*) and its inverse r*(r) are und to be singularity-free.  Thus, we have eliminated the “event horizon.” g11 is not singular but becomes := 1 and the 22 and 33 components of the spatial metric are proportional to r*(r)^2, which is also has no singularities.

            Also, the standard literature defines an “ergosphere” as a place where the G00 component of the space-time metric becomes zero.  Alternatively, it is a place where the escape velocity equals c, which means light cannot escape this surface.  In the case of the Schwarzschild vacuum horizon, because in the popular imagination an event horizon is a surface from which light cannot escape.  By defining the “gravitational field strength,” gm, in a way that gives the Newtonian Limit (when c à infinity), we find that another definition of the ergosphere (when c does not à infinity) is where the gravitational field strength becomes infinite.

            I make it an axiom that singularities (infinities and discontinuities) do not occur in nature, but may exist as theoretical abstractions only (e.g., the idealization of an atmospheric shock wave as a sharp discontinuity in pressure and density: in reality, the small, but real, viscosity of the air serves to give the shock wave a nonzero thickness).

            Therefore, gravity never is infinite and, consequently, the escape velocity never equals or exceeds c anywhere in a realistic solution.  Therefore, light can always escape the surface of any real black hole, albeit however slowly.

            The full interior solution to the interior Schwarzschild problem was published by Schwarzschild himself in 1916.  But apropos the vacuum solution, the ergosphere is coincident with the physical singularity at r = 0, which corresponds (upon evaluating the quadrature given ibid.) to r* = 2GM/c2.

            The standard picture of a black hole as a point mass singularity surrounded by a space-time singularity at distance 2GM/c2 is incorrect.

            One last note: Chandrasekhar’s theory is that a black hole will ineluctably collapse into a point singularity; however, my calculations indicate that the collapse will halt at a point where the gravitational field strength at the surface reduces to a point where pressure can once again balance it out and restore equilibrium.  When we observe the surface of a black hole, we are in fact seeing the surface of a dead star (an extreme version of a neutron star), not some putative “Schwarzschild surface” at distance 2GM/c2.

[stuart-boehmer]

theory of black holes

THEORY OF BLACK HOLES

Stuart Boehmer

            After many years of thinking about black hole theory, I think that I may have finally hit upon a consistent, unified theory.

            An “event horizon” is usually defined in the literature as a place where a component of the spatial metric, gmn becomes infinite—this occurs only when one chooses poor spatial coordinates to define the problem.  It can always be eliminated by a transformation of spatial coordinates.

            For example, in the vacuum Schwarzschild metric, the radial distance from the origin is not Schwarzschild’s radial coordinate (here denoted by r*), but r := INTEGRAL(dr*/[1-(2GM/c2r*)].  This is an elementary quadrature which can be looked up in any table of integrals and it is both the function r(r*) and its inverse r*(r) are und to be singularity-free.  Thus, we have eliminated the “event horizon.” g11 is not singular but becomes := 1 and the 22 and 33 components of the spatial metric are proportional to r*(r)^2, which is also has no singularities.

            Also, the standard literature defines an “ergosphere” as a place where the G00 component of the space-time metric becomes zero.  Alternatively, it is a place where the escape velocity equals c, which means light cannot escape this surface.  In the case of the Schwarzschild vacuum horizon, because in the popular imagination an event horizon is a surface from which light cannot escape.  By defining the “gravitational field strength,” gm, in a way that gives the Newtonian Limit (when c à infinity), we find that another definition of the ergosphere (when c does not à infinity) is where the gravitational field strength becomes infinite.

            I make it an axiom that singularities (infinities and discontinuities) do not occur in nature, but may exist as theoretical abstractions only (e.g., the idealization of an atmospheric shock wave as a sharp discontinuity in pressure and density: in reality, the small, but real, viscosity of the air serves to give the shock wave a nonzero thickness).

            Therefore, gravity never is infinite and, consequently, the escape velocity never equals or exceeds c anywhere in a realistic solution.  Therefore, light can always escape the surface of any real black hole, albeit however slowly.

            The full interior solution to the interior Schwarzschild problem was published by Schwarzschild himself in 1916.  But apropos the vacuum solution, the ergosphere is coincident with the physical singularity at r = 0, which corresponds (upon evaluating the quadrature given ibid.) to r* = 2GM/c2.

            The standard picture of a black hole as a point mass singularity surrounded by a space-time singularity at distance 2GM/c2 is incorrect.

            One last note: Chandrasekhar’s theory is that a black hole will ineluctably collapse into a point singularity; however, my calculations indicate that the collapse will halt at a point where the gravitational field strength at the surface reduces to a point where pressure can once again balance it out and restore equilibrium.  When we observe the surface of a black hole, we are in fact seeing the surface of a dead star (an extreme version of a neutron star), not some putative “Schwarzschild surface” at distance 2GM/c2.

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[OC Art] Sylvester Vester Previous Identification: Sigby-353-C2R-VZF-Castoran. 20 something. Raised as a test subject, has healing abilities. Currently a medic. Frail with terrible stamina. Species: People of the Sea, specifically Cnidarians. Sometimes he creates small luminescent Jellyfish. Two years younger than Wanno or Ildrian-1101-E0K-JHGBX-[]. A tragedy occurred separating him and Wanno after their escape from the institution. In the present, after a chance encounter with Wanno, he avoids her like the plague. For some reason, he is frightened of her.

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