Bit torrenting is an example of peer to peer. Blockchain theoretically works this way too.
I loved the camaraderie of the characters. It reminded me of playing DnD when I was in middle school. It made me wish I knew people who played now, I would love to get into it again. Fun times.
The guy lived on the moon for a bit so... bound to be a little off. The whole show is a little helter skelter but I think that's what makes it so great. Creative and unexpected with pinch of time travel, yum.
Great show.
This article says these particular gravitational waves have a frequency of perhaps a decade? Am I reading this right?
Yes, it does make you the asshole, especially because you know that's what we do here and why we do it. Until living wage laws are passed, it's not going to change.
Thanks for posting this. The conservative christians in my rural area are obsessed with Revelation as they see it 'unfolding before their very eyes.' I am familiar with other broad interpretations of Revelation, from it being a typical 1st century style of prose ranting against Rome to it being a dying man's syphilis fever dream, though appreciate the deep dive these lectures afford.
Probably won't be able to open anyone's mind to the possibility that the end times are not happening right now 'just as Revelation predicted' but it will be nice to have a few solid contrary references to throw out when it's being discussed around me.
Yes, I completely agree. I feel it encouraged overcoming our base nature by leaning into science and empirical evidence as opposed to religion and superstition. The gods in TOS weren't the mystical magical sky fairies people worship (and do terrible things in the name of) on earth, they were just mostly bad behaving aliens with advanced tech or skills.
I live in a very rural part of a southern state and the majority of people around me are pro Trump christian conservatives. They went from decrying '1st amendment violations' on old Twitter (even though it's a corporation) to celebrating the recent wave of anti-lbgtq+ legislation sweeping across red states, though it actually does violate the 1st amendment, because 'someone's got to do something about the cultural rot.'
I am very relieved to see the courts not buying it and hope this trend continues.
That's nothing less than epic.
Yes, what was up with the green stuff?? I thought maybe I missed something from last season and kept watching thinking I'd remember but... Nope. I was half expecting them to get time-accelerated like in TOST Wink of an Eye episode, so they could just zip past all the Klingons.
Cozy front pockets! I love it.