What I mean is that we don't have a good-enough understanding of how space or time can be "infinitely small" or "infinitely divisible". Mathematics bypasses this problem because mathematics is a model of the world.

Calculus resolves the paradox mathematically by showing that infinite series can have a finite sum. However the paradox is not resolved ontologically

But do they have crosswords and games?

You did right putting it on bsky - here really nobody will see it

Even better - let the fired federal workers tell their stories

I love it 🤩

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This one was fun to read... but I didn't find any psychedelic mushrooms 🤣 cc @paulstamets.bsky.social

we don't raise to our aspirations, we sink to our systems

Sevdaliza, Massive Attack, Pink Floyd, Tool...

There are some cafes that offer books to people 📚 But I cannot concentrate when everyone is supposed to be silent. Every little noise distracts me. When there is some background noise I can get lost in work / reading / etc

I attribute this way of thinking to laziness - it might be easier to see the world in binaries than to accept that it is complicated.

hard truth

I <3 this message - very anticonsumerist

In France they have a law where they have to give away food instead of throwing it away