3085 About 20 Pounds
3085 About 20 Pounds
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In addition to gravity, burritos interact through the strong, weak, and electromagnetic forces, which is believed to be a major contributor to their popularity.
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Dark matter is the computer running the simulation.
They blacklisted all simulated forces from interacting with it, but one of the devs commented out gravitation for a test and forgot to put it back in.-
Dont forget, it's also a fuckton of ghosts.
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seems like it'd be the opposite, it's the dummy particle used for testing gravity and they didn't take it out
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I'm leaning in more to this is all a simulation and we have discovered the physics engine by trial and error but the hard coded rules behind it are as understandable to us as it would be to Mario
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I wonder if this was inspired by a koan:
A monk asked Tozan, "What is the Buddha?"
He replied, "Three pounds of flax."
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What is "is"? Doesn't matter, burrito time. 🌯 🌯 🌯 🌯 🌯 🌯 🌯 🌯
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At the first three panels I thought this was a conversation with a stochastic parrot
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And it's imperial?
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Actually, it's a little under 9.1 kilograms, but "about 20 pounds" has less syllables.
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But is it heavier or lighter than 9.1 kilograms of feathers?
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Fair enough
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