Comments by "T J" (@TJ-hs1qm) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1. France has or had Niger to exploit at will Germans had only on Russia for nuclear fuel. But since Russia is now replacing France Niger might become an option again 😅 but I fear they are going to share it exclusively with their drone supplying friends in Teheran
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  2. the inner logic of capitalist societies doesn't allow for rational descisions. Creating more money out of money is the ultimate goal. But how much money/GDP is enough? Money is a fictitious number with no upper boudary!
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  3. Depends on what region in Germany. If your from the "North" like Kiel / Hamburg, you'll hear Einstein often pronounced with a sharp "ST" as in Bruce SpringSTeen.
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  4. GPT-4 to the rescue
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  5. Once you start, there's no going back not doing it.
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  6. phone joke no1 was actually good 😂
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  7. I use pink noise for mixing :person-turqouise-waving:
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  8. Every piece of technology so far has been invented by physicists using the same exact methods. Yet, it's disheartening to see how deeply scientific illiteracy runs, at least here in the comments. And no, just because it's called a theory, a theory in physics is not the same as a conspiracy theory or an opinion, not even close. And a model is not just a computer program with random numbers. Not sure why Sabine's attempt at science communication is creating more fetishized disbelieve than informed and critical thinking.
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  9. ​ @kapytanhook  Samsung and Apple have a dominant position in the smartphone market. This gives them a lot of power over the prices and availability of repairs. Today's smartphones are powerful enough to last for more than 24 months, so many people would prefer to repair their phones instead of buying a new one. An aftermarket for legally sourced repair parts would give consumers more choice and flexibility, and it would help to reduce e-waste.
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  10. I like how she conducts the interview it's practically the anti-thesis to NDT :)
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  11. Trevor Noah How Americans Say "Aunt, Battery, Zebra" 🤣 https://youtu.be/KtVAUtWA92E?t=45
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  12. kurzgesagt did a short (heeh) summery of the economics of shooting nuclear waste into space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us2Z-WC9rao
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  13.  @alexjenner1108  depending on the injuries of course but you could try slowing down your cadence almost to walking speed. Here is a mental trick I picked up from LSD runners. I always ask myself can I hold up the current pace for much longer? if the answer is no I slow down. Take small breaks, stretch (even checking on your phone helps). Also avoid tarmac, steep hills if possible but you already knew that. Cycling is also an option. Worst you can do for our joints is to stall :elbowcough:
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  14. That's the bitter part of science communication. A valid argument on a specific subject matter is raised. But the comment section turns it into crap load of anti-science sentiments and conspiracy theories.
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  15. But isn't controversy exactly what keeps people engaged and pushes ad / click revenue? They could have even turned it into a back and forth of different view points. tl;dr controversy isn't necessarily bad for business.
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  16. There are 2 tiktok variants. The tiktok we know in the West will keep you in a mindless entertainment craze. The Chinese versions however suggests scientific and educational content first. Tiktok makes either youtube influencere or scientists. This is what I read, take it with a grain of salt.. not sure how accurate the information is.
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  17. I suffer from digital crack and bad news overdose😊
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  18. usually I remind them of that piece of electronics they hold in their hand, I think they call it smartphone :)
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  19. we had a good run guys
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  20. @Sabine I'd be interesting if you could do a "Physicists reacts to..." from time to time! I was watching Avid Loeb lately (https://youtu.be/plcc6E-E1uU?t=2727) and wondered how you would react to his ideas about taking risks, extraterrestrial life, etc... (ps: React to's are extremly popular on YT).
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  21. 18:47 I don't fear ChatGPU right now, but it is about time that "we" should ask this simple question: Should a bunch of uber wealthy be allowed to deploy any AI system into society they deem fit and should they have all the profits while the rest of us has to shoulder the negative costs? Privatization of profits and socialization of losses, this attitude has to stop. Technology must be useful for everyone, not just for the 1% ers.
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  22. let the free market decide
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  23. no I'm hungry
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  24. The notation of the Lagrangian really sucks and has always puzzled me. It becomes much clearer though if we were to write it down as function in a computer language. Check out this lecture Gerald Jay Sussman: The Role of Programming https://youtu.be/arMH5GjBwUQ?t=295
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  25. Morocco runs into its 6th consecutive year of drought. But we shouldn't jump to conclusions. We know how these brown people manipulate western science and besides why do they want so much water? 😂
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  26. TIL: articles about things that “shouldn’t exist”, shouldn't exist
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  27. I've realized that there is no "we".
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  28. I'm hoping for an "AI Serum", the next-gen Serum that can use a sound sample or effect as input and automatically spit out the matching patch.
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  29. Schule geht es nie um Wissenserwerb Hier eine erhellende Analyse aus marxistischer Perspektive zum Schulsystem https://youtu.be/iAH67X6v_ws Jetzt ist klar, warum die Greiner Bände tatsächlich immer den Eindruck machten, jemand hätte sie zusammengewürfelt.
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  30. What about cooling those reactors when more and more countries are facing low water levels and droughts ?
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  31. Do the models treat "has become immune" equally to "has died"? Technically, the virus won't be able to spread in either case. But deaths will likely entail funerals / social gatherings and passively contribute to the spread. And also, immunity doesn't always mean sterile immunity, right?
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  32. I save you 20 min of your life time, It's because the working class... you know. Who else is there to blame 😂😂
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  33. Looking forward and specifically at AI, I think we must stop deploying technology without ever considering the social and economical impact. Up until now company owners have been deploying these platforms more or less unrestricted filling up their pockets nicely, but left society on its own to handle the short comings. We are now on a trajectory where AI accelerates change in society ever faster. Most are still oblivious of GPT-4 and will be totally unprepared when the real wave hits. China has begun to restrict the generation of AI manufactured content for good reason.
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  34. the exact location relative to your bed shouldn't matter
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  35. The moment the first McDonalds opens in your country.. your country is doomed.
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  36. if everyone ends up jobless with no disposable income who will buy these AI generated products?
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  37. Is Pluto still in a planetary identity crises ? 😁
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  38. 15:45 🤣🤣
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  39. ChatBot says: The higher density of mass and energy in the early universe would have caused a stronger gravitational field, which in turn leads to time dilation. As a result, time would have appeared to pass more slowly compared to the present-day universe.
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  40. I personally feel that issues like poverty, the impact of social media, and the genuine decline in social and economic mobility hold more immediate relevance than climate change. It's killing us to see that the cost of living keeps rising, we are making a lot of other people very rich... landlords, the food industry the oil sector, just to name a few. They've all hiked their prices, yet wages remain stagnant. The whole climate change concerns more well-off circles where basic needs are already covered.
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  41. There is a very interesting episode on the 99% Invisible podcast on US talk radio. The divided dial.
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  42. Sabine. Could you create an episode about the current state and future prospects of fertilizer production that doesn't rely on fossil fuels?
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  43. The Republican owned American Action Network omits the costs if nothing is done. Either way it's going to get nasty.
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  44. as of Jan 27 thumbs up: 22k thumbs down: 1.9k
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  45. that's due to SRT
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  46. Lisp
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  47. the channel is probably very popular with boomers, male, white, western educated. The majority never cared for anything but their own consumption. Telling them that people are going to die, is going to hurt their feelings.
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  48. mmmm.... chip induced lung cancer
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  49. 9.4 T is almost half of that of the strongest nuclear fusion reactor 😅
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  50. Communisms had to compete against capitalism for capital. Remove capital out of the equation, and we can start focussing instead on science that benefits all.
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