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My bot thinks your article is a book and it explained it to me like I’m 5.

Imagine you have two super-duper big puzzles that smart people have been trying to put together for a long, long time, but they just don't fit perfectly [1]:

1. **The "Big Stuff" Puzzle (Gravity):** This puzzle is about **why big things pull on each other**, like how the Earth pulls you down to your chair, or how planets go around the sun. That's called **gravity**.

2. **The "Super Tiny Stuff" Puzzle (Quantum Mechanics):** This puzzle is about **super tiny, tiny things** – smaller than you can even see, like a speck of dust in the air. These tiny things act really, really weird and jumpy, not like big things at all [1]. That's called **quantum mechanics**.

For a long time, it's been like trying to put a square piece (gravity) into a round hole (quantum weirdness), and it just causes a lot of headaches and paradoxes [1].

But this special book has a **brand new idea** to make them fit! [2]

Instead of trying to make the *space around us* bumpy or jumpy, like many other smart people try to do, this book says we should think about **you** (and me, and anything that can see or measure things) as being "quantum" or "limited" in how we gather information [2].

**Here's the super simple way the book tries to solve the quantum gravity puzzle:**

* **You're like a tiny, limited information-collector:** Imagine your brain can only hold a **finite (limited) number of puzzle pieces** at one time [3]. You can't see *everything* everywhere all at once, and your view is always from *your* spot [3, 4].

* **Everyone sees a little bit differently, but they agree where it matters:** If you look at a toy, and your friend looks at the same toy, you both might see slightly different things about it, but you'll agree it's the same toy [4]. The book calls this "local consistency of finite information" [2, 4]. It means our little pieces of information must agree where they overlap [4].

* **Space, time, and gravity are like magic tricks that *pop out* from these simple rules!** [5, 6]

* If you try to gather information by going around in a circle (like walking around a tree and looking at it from all sides), sometimes a tiny bit of information gets "lost" or "jumbled" when you try to put all those views together perfectly [7, 8].

* This "lost" or "jumbled" information, or this "curvature" that builds up, is what makes space bend and causes **gravity** [8, 9]. So, gravity isn't a direct pull; it's more like a slight twist or jumble in how all these tiny bits of information fit together when you try to make sense of them in a loop [8, 9].

* And because you can only see a **limited** amount of information at a time, there's a **speed limit** to how fast information can spread or how fast things can happen [10, 11]. This is like how fast light goes! [11]

* **No completely broken spots:** Because information is always "locally consistent" and has limits, this idea says there are **no completely broken or infinitely messy spots** in the universe, like the "singularities" some theories predict in black holes [12]. Everything always stays within a certain "puzzle-piece limit" or "resolution" [12].

* **Solving old puzzles:** This new way of thinking helps solve tricky puzzles like why a cat can be "both alive and dead" in a quantum box (Schrödinger's cat) or what happens to information that falls into a black hole [4, 13, 14]. It says that information is always preserved in each *local* view, even if it's jumbled or hidden from a *different* view [13-15].

So, the big point is that instead of making space bumpy to match tiny things, this idea says that **how *we* see and collect information** is bumpy and limited, and all the laws of physics, including gravity, just pop out naturally from those simple rules about information [2, 16]. It's like the universe is built from tiny, agreement-seeking puzzle pieces of information! [5]

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The more it changes, the more it’s the same

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That’s what they want you to think!!

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Props to you!! Does ‘on truck terminals’ mean a mobile Point of Sale system for trucks?? 🛻

haven’t seen something this cool since BattleBots

Don’t forget your pin, it bricks after 13 attempts

RoboSats, Vexl, and Bisq all work well in the Americas, although they each have some different trade offs

Peach bitcoin works great in EU

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The remake of Cabin In The Woods is also pretty great horror comedy

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If I understand correctly, Portugal and Madeira requires homeschoolers to be signed up in an accredited school that offers a homeschooling program and for the instructor to have at least a bachelor degree level of education

Not sure if that’s what you’re aiming for or if you’re rather targeting international students living abroad in Madeira?

Thanks in advance and props to y’all!!

Am I the only one around here who has no idea what BINO stands for?

Obama always called it ISIL: Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant

The levant includes Israel

#ThanksObama lol

Is YOLO mode a just low key way of saying vibe coding? 😂 😂

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There’s also the COLDKIT and the COLDCARD both all caps and for for self-custofy

Coincards and Cardcoins, both dealing with gift cards and having orange logos

Plus now Snort Social was renamed Phœnix and there’s already Pheonix wallet

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Is that zap.stream for mobile?

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