Deconceptualist

I would dispute the listing of antimatter as a material. Hypothetically it could be one, but it doesn’t exist that way on Earth. Humans generate plenty of positrons for things like imaging (PET scans) but those don’t stick around. We don’t create anywhere near enough anti-hydrogen atoms to be seen or used on any macroscopic scale.

This is missing Calcium-48 with its nuclear “double magic” at $500k per gram (as of 7 years ago). It’s only made in one place in the world. https://youtu.be/CodBk7xewRk?si=a08E9H3QB1hNcCz9

I don’t think it’s any better than the original Misfits track. But I gotta give 'em credit for introducing me to Merciful Fate, Budgie, Diamond Head, and a couple others.

Die, my darling. Don’t utter a single word 🎶

Yeah I feel like that one has to be trolling them

Yep it’s kind of a thing. Any Friday can be tacofredag in Norway.

https://thenorwayguide.com/taco-friday/

https://livingwithnorwegians.com/taco-friday-in-norway-fredagstaco/

https://theculturetrip.com/europe/norway/articles/how-taco-tuesday-became-taco-friday-in-norway

No, I think I’ve got a good handle on that. Studying German and learning Akkusativ vs Dativ really helped.

I think the challenge here involves a few things:

• It’s hard to remember irregular verbs unless they’re super common.
• The vowel shifts on the right side: present-tense Lie and Lying vs past Lay and Lain.
• Some of the forms on the right are very similar sounding to ones on the left, plus Lay is confusingly used in two rather different situations.

I don’t know if there is a rule. This one might just be an example of English being needlessly confusing.

I think if you take any set of symbols and map each one to a unique binary sequence, you can then structure it as a binary tree.

In other words Morse didn’t have to be designed as a tree. The tree is just a data structure that fits any similar abstraction. You could probably do something similar with a multidimensional array (5D to include punctuation) but that’s much harder to illustrate.