The real answers we should be searching for are what the fundamental separations are between energy and thermodynamics and how those separations present themselves within the universe.

All we really know is that the concept of start and end exist only within our localized framework, and the concept of infinity exists only within a framework that is outside of our perceivable reality, but is simultaneously the likely mechanism that allows our finite framework to be realized.

I won't ever say murder is an answer to anything that should be accepted because of the doors that it opens

However, you have to admit that this is quite literally the first time those executives have even shown an interest in listening to the plights of the people

Same here

I was going to say you could run segments of it through ChatGPT/Sonnet to have a fairly decent (I think) translation, but it's 105 pages so that would take a good amount of time. There should be browser extensions you can use to translate all of the text on the screen from German to English, though

Trump is also one of the few presidents who didn't age a day while in office. Reagan was the other. Every other president aged at least 15 years in just four years. I think that says a lot about how seriously he takes the job.

I'm not sure if this makes it any better, but he was a software engineer. I'm also curious why relativity is so commonly countered by former engineers. I think it's because the math is somewhat deceptive in its simplicity and they want to stick one to the physics side of academia for whatever reason

Which is why we also need more enforcement around ethics within politics

No, lmao. That's an overly literal way of reading this discussion. I'm saying that if you believe nothing you do can make anybody happy even if you try to do what the people want, then it eventually becomes natural to break your morals. It's very rare to find people who don't & also run for office

I think it has to be mutual. Corruption exists as a permanent incentive for those in power. The people have to give them a reason to work for us just as much as they have to give us a reason to vote for them. If we don't, then the most human thing for them to do is to capitulate to what does.

Do reps ever feel like their votes aren't recognized by their constituents and that their job is thankless? I've never thought about that feeling, but I know how demotivated it makes me. This makes me want to start reaching out to their office more often just to show them my appreciation