Comments by "佐々木楓(^.^)" (@Kaede-Sasaki) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1. Exactly. You'll abandon your lizard kids. 😮
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  2. Homomorphic encryption with bootstrapping? Now you're just teasing 🤣👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨
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  3. Due to copyright ©️ laws, that's a multiplication ✖️ wing, not an X wing. 😂
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  4. "Captains log, stardate 40573.3. We have discovered another planet that appears to be scorched. Our search for other life continues..." 😂
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  5. Error 404
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  6. Disappearance protection
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  7. Did the same guy who named uranus name homomorphic encryption? 😏
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  8. Or my family reunion. 😂
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  9. Error 404
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  10. Disappearance protection
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  11. I wonder if she reads that in her language as One Cup (einstein). 🤔
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  12. Am I too cynical to ask if you're real or AI? 😂
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  13. Just collect some dark energy. It seems to work as negative mass, pushing galaxies apart.
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  14. "I want to explain the idea of homomorphic encryption..." Sorry, miss. I'm not into that sort of stuff 😂
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  15. Reminds me of an old American movie The Explorers. Kids get a dream and build a seeming warp bubble and manipulate with an 80s computer.
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  16. If these thrusters have low thrust but high impulse, shouldn't they be called impulsers instead?
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  17. Just my hypothesis, but why not a third option? Not modified gravity, but gravity slows things down, just as black holes slow down things to nearly no time (wording that badly, sorry). When there is a much larger distance between objects on a Cosmic scale, even the minute gravity is just way too weak, so the objects are not bound to gravity, meaning they can "fly away" faster. The big bang could have happened if gravity hadn't yet existed, gravity then formed(?) and started slowing everything down and forming stars and such.🥸
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  18. US poor: "I've heard of doctors before. Mythical creatures that heal. Never seen one."
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  19. Have you ever stepped onto a weight scale and been shocked about losing weight only to find out that the scale was in the negative and uncalibrated? I wonder if the 0 mass in the universe is not actually 0, but -300. I say this because within galaxies, there is matter, even if spread at long distances. Outside galaxies, "dark energy" causes faster acceleration away between galaxies. What if that acceleration is just the 0 and 0 mass is not calibrated correctly? What if there is no dark energy? As we know, time is slow to nothing in steep gravity (eg black holes), what if time is fast to infinite in no gravity (aformentioned real 0 mass)?
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  20. Just my hypothesis, but why not a third option? Not modified gravity, but gravity slows things down, just as black holes slow down things to nearly no time (wording that badly, sorry). When there is a much larger distance between objects on a Cosmic scale, even the minute gravity is just way too weak, so the objects are not bound to gravity, meaning they can "fly away" faster. The big bang could have happened if gravity hadn't yet existed, gravity then formed(?) and started slowing everything down and forming stars and such.🥸
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  21. If these thrusters have low thrust but high impulse, shouldn't they be called impulsers instead?
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  22. Just my hypothesis, but why not a third option? Not modified gravity, but gravity slows things down, just as black holes slow down things to nearly no time (wording that badly, sorry). When there is a much larger distance between objects on a Cosmic scale, even the minute gravity is just way too weak, so the objects are not bound to gravity, meaning they can "fly away" faster. The big bang could have happened if gravity hadn't yet existed, gravity then formed(?) and started slowing everything down and forming stars and such.🥸
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  23. ​ @ballsack7692  Based On what?
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  24. Sterile neutrinos? They have a pill for that 😂
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  25. Oprah has her own app?😂
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  26. Curious, but wouldn't dark energy be considered negative mass as it causes galaxies and such to move faster away from each other? Obviously, not a scientist, but that's what I take from its description. Harnessing would be challenging. Where's that bloody dilithium at?😂
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