I do strongly encourage everyone to go back to pen and paper.

sort of /s but also sort of not /s

Yay thank you!

This may be why I hated math.

Remember when people thought Elmo knew anything?

Sir, this is a Lemmy’s

Imma need a gif by tomorrow mmkay? That’d be greeeaaaat.

*shlurps coffee*

Why is a comically overvalued stock rising again?

Indeed.

Pesticides and climate destruction?

Waiting for the next headline to have “Experts suggest” this.

Certain conditions apply.

Religion is not required, it just helps things go faster.

It has no real power

The Vatican? I mean, some number of billion dollars and quite an impressive userbase.

I think you meant like armies and weapons etc., though, which is fair enough.

Sure sure, if only 40% of us could be arsed to vote.

The militias are not well-regulated.

The bionic font? Good point, I don’t know how it “knows.”

Well i was just mentioning bionic, but the link goes to the OP’s subject

Coolness! I like the bionic font, but it’s more “just for me” than anything. This looks like a great default.

https://www.brailleinstitute.org/freefont/

That’s seriously cruel.

What’s a Time Crystal?

To understand time crystals, imagine regular crystals like diamonds or quartz. These are beautifully structured because their atoms repeat in precise, organized patterns in space.

On the other hand, doesn’t time crystal repeat patterns in space—it ticks in a consistent rhythm over time, combining the three dimensions of space with the fourth dimension: time.

Breaking New Ground: The Time Quasicrystal

Time crystals aren’t new—they were first created in 2016. But the WashU team took things further, building a “time quasicrystal.” Unlike regular time crystals, which tick with one predictable rhythm, time quasicrystals produce multiple frequencies, like playing a chord instead of a single note.

How They Did It?

Okay, uh, I don’t know what’s going on here but no.

The Olmecs or Olmec were an early known major Mesoamerican civilization, flourishing in the modern-day Mexican states of Veracruz and Tabasco from roughly 1200 to 400 BCE during Mesoamerica’s formative period.

Fwiw, Voyager has a filters & blocks section that makes this even easier. Keywords, instances, users, etc. And just as easily reversible if you change your mind.