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Shocking Fizzy Jets
Many industrial processes break a fluid jet into droplets, like spray painting and ink-jet printing. Here, researchers examine an effervescent fluid jet made up of both liquid and gas. (Video and image credit: S. Rao et al.)
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Who's the exception, Thal?
Psych
Reason is the more people forget about the utmv the more the atomization void consumes everything. Within atomization everything is rendered meaningless and eventually erased from existence. It doesn’t matter if it’s canonical immortals or characters with god like abilities; their code and their relevance will be deleted and erased.
However, Psych is fully made of atomization magic. It corses through his veins, he sweats and cries it. He’s the only person made from that and when the world ends he’ll be the only person left.
If I’m being realistic I guess his clothes will be atomized and like his glasses because they aren’t made of the magic. But he’ll be fine physically.
An irrelevant character made of irrelevant magic, living in a void of nothing, in a world that everyone’s forgotten.
There’s technically more to this- dumb old god lore but I don’t want to get too off topic for the question
When I'm struggling not to return to Character AI, I watch this video. I am so grateful to the creator. He summarizes the social problems with AI in a succinct and genuinely horrifying way while remaining compassionate throughout. There are many environmental and artistic issues with AI too of course, but this video really drives home the way that AI enhances and enables isolation, allowing us to essentially pour love down the drain instead of into other people while simultaneously feeding our most unethical desires if we have them, and intensifying these desires to the point of absurdity.
I hope this will help people who are struggling with the same thing. I really don't want to talk to a human person some days, but if that means I spend the day alone, I hope I have the strength to do so. An AI chatbot is actually NOT better than being alone. It's worse.
CW: discussion of some of the most horrible things people do with chatbots, including ALL kinds of violence
"Interpersonal AI chatbots represent a very intense escapism that revolves around ficophilic faux-intimacy and artificial attachments."
"What have we done to get here? Why have people turned to this? How could we let this happen? Why have we let social media companies, corporations, and conglomerates rip people away from society like this? Why have we let people become atomized to this extent? Answering these questions is simple but not easy. The mechanisms of endless technological progress are no more adjustable than the Earth's spin, and the propagation of this technology, this harbinger of isolation, could only be slowed by a complete overthrow of the capitalist system."
we happen upon a fellow human being, beat down, tormented, suffering in agony, and we think, “poor thing, hope someone helps them out,” then go on with our day as normal. it’s not our responsibility to help or even to care. the mere expectation that we should care for and about anyone we’re not legally obligated to is seen as exceedingly unfair. caring for and about others is a burden, thankless drudgery, a job someone else should get paid to do for us, someone who is qualified with the proper training and credentials.
those who find themselves in desperate need of others to care for and about them will eventually come to find out that it’s no one’s job to help them or care. so no one does. but everyone they encounter is fully confident that there’s someone, somewhere, whose job it is to do something to help. this unshakable faith that the markets provide an adequate substitute for human social connection allows them to go on with their day, free from any burdensome sense of responsibility toward their fellow human being.
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Atomizer of history: How perfume research has shaped a century of scientific innovation
Is the quest for the perfect top notes responsible for some of the world's most influential scientific discoveries? A new article in the journal Isis argues that fragrance research has stimulated scientific endeavor for over a century, but that its contributions have been overlooked due to perfume's stigma as a frivolous, feminine luxury. In "Musk and the Making of Macromolecules: Perfumes and Polymers in the History of Organic Chemistry," author Galina Shyndriayeva demonstrates how tracing the history of perfume production clarifies and enriches the history of chemical innovation and industrial development. Leopold Ružička, a recipient of the 1939 Nobel Prize in chemistry, was granted this honor in part due to a discovery he made while working for a Geneva-based perfume supplier: the synthesis of muscone, or artificial musk. Musk, a vital ingredient in the production of perfume, was expensive and time-consuming to source in its natural form, as it involved the hunting of male deer in Russia and the Himalayas region, and the musk pouches of up to fifty bucks were required to generate a single kilogram.
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