There is no b0x

[thinksquad-deactivated20190405]

[the-cumming-insurrection-blog]

This.

[ussdgv]

That amazing moment when your child achieves the ultimate achievement of Black Belt! Congratulations & love you! #newranks #nextgeneration #teamgv #ussdgv #ussdhq #blackbelt #rankpromotion #kempo #kenpo #karate #shaolin #shodan

[sakurabuckshot]

[masterchen-blog]

You made her laugh, but can you make her giggle?

Rome Troyano

[errortheoreticprojectivism-blog]

[masterchen-blog]

Never heard of it...

[pinoro-deactivated20201224]

:-))

[rachaelrae]

Unfortunately, I am the latter. #meditation #zensayings #peace #serenity #findyourcenter #timeout

[masterchen-blog]

In the end, we can only lie to others after we have lied to ourselves.

MasterChen

[courtenaybird]

What Major World Cities Look Like at Night, Without Light Pollution

[theamericanatheist-blog]

[pvtykerry]

I think the single greatest cause of Atheism in the world today is actually that atheists are more accepted in society so people in general do not fear thinking for themselves. Well that and fucking 6 year old logic.

[sciencenote]

We don’t have any trouble coping with three dimensions – or four at a pinch. The 3D world of solid objects and limitless space is something we accept with scarcely a second thought. Time, the fourth dimension, gets a little trickier. But it’s when we start to explore worlds that embody more – or indeed fewer – dimensions that things get really tough.

Ten dimensions, and we finally reach the fabled land of string theory. For all the vitriol that has been thrown at it, string theory is for the moment the only real game in town when it comes to attempts to bundle up quantum mechanics and general relativity into a “theory of everything”. It holds that all particles that make up matter or transmit forces arise from the vibration of tiny strings. Those strings are one-dimensional. The space they wiggle about in is not. In fact, it has 10 dimensions: nine of space, and one of time.

Why? In a nutshell, because the theory doesn’t work with any fewer, as physicists Michael Green and John Schwarz showed in 1984: mathematical anomalies crop up that translate into violent fluctuations in the fabric of space-time at scales smaller than the Planck length of 10-35 metres.

[bonjouretbienvenue]

[mentalmentalhealth]

[masterchen-blog]

If you don't ask the answer is no anyway.

[thegoodfuture]

(via Hotels in Extremely Remote Locations : Condé Nast Traveler)

[defenestrador]

[masterchen-blog]

Patience allows opportunity to present itself.

The Professor