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  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    Does anyone remember me from ExperienceProject?
    Just wondering if it's worth trying to come back... And yes I'm still the same ol' lover of math everyone remembers me to be. I used to be HUGELY popular on the precursor to this site, so I'm wondering if enough people remember me to warrant even botherin...  moreJust wondering if it's worth trying to come back... And yes I'm still the same ol' lover of math everyone remembers me to be. I used to be HUGELY popular on the precursor to this site, so I'm wondering if enough people remember me to warrant even bothering returning.   
    • August 30, 2022
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal is now friends with Elshara Silverheart.
    • October 13, 2016
  • Element 99
    Element 99 is now friends with MathematicallyMindedFractal.
    • October 13, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Have you ever had a funny incident occur at a wedding you have attended?:
    Not on the wedding but at the reception, I had *horrible* gas and it was debilitating, and that caused my whole family to have to care for me and I sort of slightly ruined the reception for my family :P Was when I was 12 or younger I think. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Do you love you?:
    I have a healthy ego if that's what you mean. It's not overinflated, nor do I have an inferiority complex. I know exactly where I stand and I'm not going to over or understate myself in any category. I'm willing to admit to my strengths and weaknesses. I ...  moreI have a healthy ego if that's what you mean. It's not overinflated, nor do I have an inferiority complex. I know exactly where I stand and I'm not going to over or understate myself in any category. I'm willing to admit to my strengths and weaknesses. I love myself enough to not hurt myself, or put myself in harm's way unnecessarily (except with my Tesla Coil stuff ahahaha--even then I took precautions... sadly I had to cut the project partway through due to it failing numerous times). I am not a narcissist/egotist by any means, but I am not one to understate myself either.   less
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to If Alpha Centauri A, the closest star to us, became a red giant and exploded in a supernova, then...:
    Nah, it didn't offend me :P I want to teach astronomy. I am an astronomy/math major. There isn't a thing I don't love about space! And haha some people simply aren't cut out for the theoretics :) One of my favorites is confusing people with compressing th...  moreNah, it didn't offend me :P I want to teach astronomy. I am an astronomy/math major. There isn't a thing I don't love about space! And haha some people simply aren't cut out for the theoretics :) One of my favorites is confusing people with compressing the mass of the sun into black-hole density. Aside from the lack of radiation, most people immediately start thinking that the earth will be yanked out of its orbit without realizing that the gravitational pull will be exactly the same and as such would stay pretty much on the same orbit :P Fascinating stuff. What's your opinion on the multiverse theory and string theory?  less
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Do you or have you ever used a 3D printer?:
    I'm getting one to 3D print semi-naughty things.Anyway what's with the gorgeous black girl? 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Do you or have you ever used a 3D printer?:
    Every generation is more materialistic than the last and it makes me want to puke. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Did you know that the Saturn V rocket of the Apollo programs was invented by a Nazi?:
    To many, yes it would be shocking? 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Did you know that theoretically speaking, it'd take the Voyagers 80,000 years to reach Alpha Centauri?:
    I'm well aware of what an AU is and of the scale of the universe is, but I didn't know that interesting conversion factor tidbit :D
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to There should be a "Post Preview" option:
    Thanks for being helpful unlike the *** above you :)
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    There should be a "Post Preview" option
    So that I can ensure that what I'm seeing really is what I'm getting, formatting-wise. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    It's just weird when just a few users dominate the question page. Oh well--all the more time for me to spam science! 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Do you or have you ever used a 3D printer?:
    Gosh I really, really love 3D printers. They're just SO COOL!!! 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    I suppose that's what matters in the end :P Interaction is fun :V I've changed a lot since EP shut down but I remain fundamentally the same. Still a spastic nerd :P
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Do you or have you ever used a 3D printer?:
    Trust me--once it becomes a reality that you're able to access one of these, you start to think about a million things you'd want to print. Especially if you know how to make things. Could easily fix things around your house and whatnot :D 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Do you or have you ever used a 3D printer?:
    Shame--3D printers are most popular with our generation ;) 
    Also Millennials are generally the most material generation ever. So materialistic that it's one of the cringiest things ever. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    Hehehe well we interact here now :)
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    Do you or have you ever used a 3D printer?
    I've used them several times before. Thinking of asking for one for Christmas. I use TinkerCAD to make a lot of my projects, but I learned AutoCAD as well, but I need to learn SolidWorks and Sculptris if I want to learn how to truly make things :D
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    I'm glad I'm remembered fondly ^_^ And hehe if you're ever confused by my posts, ask away and I'll be happy to explain, as usual ^_^
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    I do have to say I'm really digging AM's formatting options.
    I think I'm going to write in Courier from now on. It's always been one of my favorite fonts. But really, I'm very impressed by the full wysiwyg text editor provided, as well as the whole html-friendly editor in here. Very nice :)
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to You are at a greater risk of dying if a coconut falls on your head than if you're struck by lightning.:
    Infinitesimal, but still existent. :) 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    You are at a greater risk of dying if a coconut falls on your head than if you're struck by lightning.
    Lightning is dangerous, but not nearly as dangerous as some people would think. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    There were a lot of negative things about EP but I remember a lot of the positive--the few legitimate questions that were asked--the few that actually asked for genuine help, I was always so happy to help them out. I got genuinely depressed (that reminds ...  moreThere were a lot of negative things about EP but I remember a lot of the positive--the few legitimate questions that were asked--the few that actually asked for genuine help, I was always so happy to help them out. I got genuinely depressed (that reminds me to take my meds) when EP shut down because a part of my life that was so dear to me was shut down. I didn't initially plan to be EP famous. It just... happened. I became that obnoxious space nerd that everyone either loved because I provided some actual intellectual discourse, or hated because they were anti-intellectual. Seeing that my mere presence would cause discussion was really interesting. I've had one-a-many intellectual conversations on there, and it was an ego boost from both the "I'm surrounded by idiots" and "My intelligence is actually respected" perspectives. 
    I hope soon I'll regain my "obnoxious science nerd" title since I'm spamming science facts to the feed :P   less
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    Did you know that theoretically speaking, it'd take the Voyagers 80,000 years to reach Alpha Centauri?
    The star system, that is. Also if they were heading in that direction, which they are not. Still though. It's moving at a rate of about 17 kilometers per second. It's among the fastest manmade objects. Not counting for the fact we're traveling a...  moreThe star system, that is. Also if they were heading in that direction, which they are not. Still though. It's moving at a rate of about 17 kilometers per second. It's among the fastest manmade objects. Not counting for the fact we're traveling at 220 km/s around Sagittarius A* (black hole at the center of our galaxy), and everything on earth as well. You know what I mean :P
    You can go ahead and post all of your politics crap. Politics are important but y'all are still taking this circus too seriously, so I'm spamming some science to settle the scales with some seriousness :P  less
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Did you know that the Saturn V rocket of the Apollo programs was invented by a Nazi?:
    Hahaha :P
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    EP was so active at any time of the day. I also miss my "fame" on EP. I liked that people looked up to me. It made me feel like I was actually making a difference in people's lives. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    Did you know that the Saturn V rocket of the Apollo programs was invented by a Nazi?
    Wernher von Braun "invented" the Saturn V and was the lead architect for it and he was a Nazi. Just some more fun facts to fill your face :V
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to I have a complete profile but when I seek adult content, the accept button does not respond.Help!:
    That happened to me. Try this: http://www.answermug.com/groups/index/category/70/categoryname/adult
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    I joined AM soon after EP crashed but everything was so chaotic that I sort of left AM as soon as I found it. I'm pining for EP now so I'm like... fine. Fine, I'll check AM out. It's not bad, but I wish it was more active :/ the feed is dominated by me an...  moreI joined AM soon after EP crashed but everything was so chaotic that I sort of left AM as soon as I found it. I'm pining for EP now so I'm like... fine. Fine, I'll check AM out. It's not bad, but I wish it was more active :/ the feed is dominated by me and RosieG. :/   
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to If Alpha Centauri A, the closest star to us, became a red giant and exploded in a supernova, then...:
    3M☉ to go Nova, and 20M☉ to go black hole :D <3 Knowledge IS sexy. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to If Alpha Centauri A, the closest star to us, became a red giant and exploded in a supernova, then...:
    I know-it's theoretically speaking ;)
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    I don't miss the moderation team at all. Gosh the moderation was hell. I just miss everything else about EP's layout and what you could do on it. AM won't replace EP for me, ever. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    Did you know that some infinities are bigger than others?
    For instance, the set of all integers is smaller than the set of all reals, as proven by Georg Cantor in his Diagonal Proof :) Integer infinity is called countable infinity, aka aleph null. Infinity of the reals is called uncountable infinity. Countable b...  moreFor instance, the set of all integers is smaller than the set of all reals, as proven by Georg Cantor in his Diagonal Proof :) Integer infinity is called countable infinity, aka aleph null. Infinity of the reals is called uncountable infinity. Countable because you can start with the smallest number and work your way to infinity. Uncountable because . ̅01 ("point zero repeating, with a 1 at the end") is not a valid number. You can't start with the smallest possible nonzero positive number. It's just not possible. Thus it's uncountable. 
     
    Is it bad I spent 10 minutes just trying to get the unicode to work for the overline? xD Even then not sure why it didn't parse correctly.   less
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to EPAllie called. She wants her web site back.:
    I liked EPKimi before she left EP, before EP closed. EPKimi was the nicest mod on EP. But lol EPAllie x'D Talk about a bot moderator. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Miley Cyrus says she is pansexual. Well there is Hetero/Homo/Bi. What is Pan? Or has Miley invented a whole new sexual orientation?:
    No problem :P It took me a while to understand this. Trust me I have no idea what some of these genders are. idpol has gone to far IMO. 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to More facts time! Did you know that there's an actual clinical term called the Tetris Effect and it involves human behavior?:
    I think I get it now. I'm a bit tired so it's hard for me to process things right now, but if I'm not mistaken, is he saying that Republicans are far better at appealing to other Republicans because they know how to word things to get them to agree (exces...  moreI think I get it now. I'm a bit tired so it's hard for me to process things right now, but if I'm not mistaken, is he saying that Republicans are far better at appealing to other Republicans because they know how to word things to get them to agree (excessive repetition) whereas Democrats are relying too much on just asking questions about things people already know without repetition? Or something like that? Is this what he's trying to say? I'm sorry if I'm not getting it yet--I'm awfully tired and my ADHD meds have worn out :/ I want to understand it though.   less
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal started a discussion:
    If Alpha Centauri A, the closest star to us, became a red giant and exploded in a supernova, then...
    The resultant (Type I) supernova would be 60,000 times brighter than the full moon and about a tenth as bright as the sun. So for a period of time, it'd look as if, for the southern hemisphere, there were two suns in the sky. A Type II supernova would onl...  moreThe resultant (Type I) supernova would be 60,000 times brighter than the full moon and about a tenth as bright as the sun. So for a period of time, it'd look as if, for the southern hemisphere, there were two suns in the sky. A Type II supernova would only be a fifth as bright as a Type I supernova and would last FAR longer. Sadly it'll be a couple billion years before this even has a chance of happening, and the sun will be long dead. The sun will have a relatively quiet death, just hazing out into a planetary nebula with a white dwarf at the center. Gosh space is sexy :D  less
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Miley Cyrus says she is pansexual. Well there is Hetero/Homo/Bi. What is Pan? Or has Miley invented a whole new sexual orientation?:
    Pansexual is a term that means attracted to ALL human beings, regardless of whether they're male, female, transmale, transfemale, or whatever else their gender/parts may be. I'm pansexual (to an extent). I'm not into any feminine type because I hate femin...  morePansexual is a term that means attracted to ALL human beings, regardless of whether they're male, female, transmale, transfemale, or whatever else their gender/parts may be. I'm pansexual (to an extent). I'm not into any feminine type because I hate femininity. But yeah. Pansexual is essentially trans-inclusive bisexuality. TBH this whole idpol thing gives me a headache...   
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal commented on Transquesta's poll: What Is...Or Was...The American Dream?
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to Would you choose to keep your job or your integrity if you had to make a choice? Why?:
    I'd sooner give up my job than my integrity. My integrity is super important to me. I always put it this way: "I may have failed miserably, but I'd rather take an honest failure than a dishonest success." 
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to If you own it, "it's yours" do you think that is true?:
    Employers "own" workers, but it doesn't mean the workers "are theirs" (to do what they want with them). Nor should they own workers at all. The workers are fit to run the company on their own. :P
     
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal commented on Just Asking's poll: What is your opinion on the use of colorful language on AM?
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal commented on Just Asking's poll: What is your opinion on the use of colorful language on AM?
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    MathematicallyMindedFractal commented on Just Asking's poll: What is your opinion on the use of colorful language on AM?
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    MathematicallyMindedFractal commented on Just Asking's poll: What is your opinion on the use of colorful language on AM?
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    MathematicallyMindedFractal commented on Just Asking's poll: What is your opinion on the use of colorful language on AM?
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    MathematicallyMindedFractal commented on Just Asking's poll: What is your opinion on the use of colorful language on AM?
    • October 12, 2016
  • MathematicallyMindedFractal
    MathematicallyMindedFractal replied to You believe you know what is fair for you. Do you also know what is fair for others too? How?:
    What is fair for others is what they need plus what they want with respect to what others need and want. In other words, everyone's needs MUST be met. IF AND ONLY IF everyone's needs are met, we can start to consider wants. With the remaining resources, w...  moreWhat is fair for others is what they need plus what they want with respect to what others need and want. In other words, everyone's needs MUST be met. IF AND ONLY IF everyone's needs are met, we can start to consider wants. With the remaining resources, we calculate everyone's wants, first pandering to the smallest wants, and working our way to the larger wants. This is what is fair, and what is anti-greed without being anti-aspiration. 
     
    Also from each according to their ability, to each according to their needs.   less
    • October 12, 2016
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  • About Me: This is Ma­thematical­lyMindedFr­actal from­ Experienc­eProject. ­Love me or­ hate me, ­I'm here. ­AnswerMug ­will never­ be a new ­EP to me. ­

    I love Tet­ris, math,­ and scien­ce. I'm to­o lazy to ­put in any­thing more­ here.

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  • Does anyone remember me from ExperienceProject?

    Just wondering if it's worth trying to come back... And yes I'm ...  moreJust wondering if it's worth trying to come back... And yes I'm still the same ol' lover of math everyone remembers me to be. I used to be HUGELY popular on the precursor to this site, so I'm wondering if enough people remember me to warrant even bothering returning.   
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  • There should be a "Post Preview" option

    So that I can ensure that what I'm seeing really is what I'm get...  moreSo that I can ensure that what I'm seeing really is what I'm getting, formatting-wise.   
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  • Do you or have you ever used a 3D printer?

    I've used them several times before. Thinking of asking for one ...  moreI've used them several times before. Thinking of asking for one for Christmas. I use TinkerCAD to make a lot of my projects, but I learned AutoCAD as well, but I need to learn SolidWorks and Sculptris if I want to learn how to truly make things :D  
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  • I do have to say I'm really digging AM's formatting options.

    I think I'm going to write in Courier from now on. It's always b...  moreI think I'm going to write in Courier from now on. It's always been one of my favorite fonts. But really, I'm very impressed by the full wysiwyg text editor provided, as well as the whole html-friendly editor in here. Very nice :)  
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  • You are at a greater risk of dying if a coconut falls on your head than if you're struck by lightning.

    Lightning is dangerous, but not nearly as dangerous as some peop...  moreLightning is dangerous, but not nearly as dangerous as some people would think.   
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  • Did you know that theoretically speaking, it'd take the Voyagers 80,000 years to reach Alpha Centauri?

    The star system, that is. Also if they were heading in that dire...  moreThe star system, that is. Also if they were heading in that direction, which they are not. Still though. It's moving at a rate of about 17 kilometers per second. It's among the fastest manmade objects. Not counting for the fact we're traveling at 220 km/s around Sagittarius A* (black hole at the center of our galaxy), and everything on earth as well. You know what I mean :P
    You can go ahead and post all of your politics crap. Politics are important but y'all are still taking this circus too seriously, so I'm spamming some science to settle the scales with some seriousness :P  less
    Last post by Grasshopper - October 13, 2016
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  • Did you know that the Saturn V rocket of the Apollo programs was invented by a Nazi?

    Wernher von Braun "invented" the Saturn V and was the lead archi...  moreWernher von Braun "invented" the Saturn V and was the lead architect for it and he was a Nazi. Just some more fun facts to fill your face :V  
    Last post by Thriftymaid - October 12, 2016
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  • Did you know that some infinities are bigger than others?

    For instance, the set of all integers is smaller than the set of...  moreFor instance, the set of all integers is smaller than the set of all reals, as proven by Georg Cantor in his Diagonal Proof :) Integer infinity is called countable infinity, aka aleph null. Infinity of the reals is called uncountable infinity. Countable because you can start with the smallest number and work your way to infinity. Uncountable because . ̅01 ("point zero repeating, with a 1 at the end") is not a valid number. You can't start with the smallest possible nonzero positive number. It's just not possible. Thus it's uncountable. 
     
    Is it bad I spent 10 minutes just trying to get the unicode to work for the overline? xD Even then not sure why it didn't parse correctly.   less
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  • If Alpha Centauri A, the closest star to us, became a red giant and exploded in a supernova, then...

    The resultant (Type I) supernova would be 60,000 times brighter ...  moreThe resultant (Type I) supernova would be 60,000 times brighter than the full moon and about a tenth as bright as the sun. So for a period of time, it'd look as if, for the southern hemisphere, there were two suns in the sky. A Type II supernova would only be a fifth as bright as a Type I supernova and would last FAR longer. Sadly it'll be a couple billion years before this even has a chance of happening, and the sun will be long dead. The sun will have a relatively quiet death, just hazing out into a planetary nebula with a white dwarf at the center. Gosh space is sexy :D  less
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  • Power pylons are oddly gorgeous, aren't they?

    There's just something about them that's so captivating... so al...  moreThere's just something about them that's so captivating... so alluring. I love them :D   
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  • Have you seen the new Pokemon starter evolutions?

    I am still sticking with Litten as cute as Rowlet's evolution is...  moreI am still sticking with Litten as cute as Rowlet's evolution is. Litten looks like it's going to be really, really cool :D  
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  • More facts time! Did you know that there's an actual clinical term called the Tetris Effect and it involves human behavior?

    I just found this really cool because the Tetris Effect occurs t...  moreI just found this really cool because the Tetris Effect occurs to me for its namesake. The Tetris Effect occurs when you do something so much for so long, that you start seeing it, feeling it, and dreaming about it elsewhere. It also includes that wobbly-legged feeling you get after getting off of a boat. It comes from the fact that the effect is especially true for Tetris players. We play it for so long that we start seeing blocks everywhere--mentally playing the game on grids, seeing them fall down on skylines... we hallucinate blocks everywhere. We sometimes even dream of Tetris. That's why it's called the Tetris Effect. I just thought it was really cool that this principle I've been fascinated by for so long is called the Tetris effect, and I'm obsessed with Tetris :)
     
    KNOWLEDGE IS MEANT TO BE SHARED!  less
    Last post by MathematicallyMindedFractal - October 12, 2016
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  • Do you watch Hetalia?

    I normally don't like anime, but I love Hetalia because it invol...  moreI normally don't like anime, but I love Hetalia because it involves current events and history, as represented by attractive humanized countries. In essence it's marginally more intellectual than most other anime out there. And it's hilarious.   
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  • Just so you know, the DnD dice have names other than d4, d6, d8, d12, and d20.

    They are the Platonic Solids, the tetrahedron, cube (hexahedron)...  moreThey are the Platonic Solids, the tetrahedron, cube (hexahedron), octahedron, dodecahedron, and icosahedron, respectively. A Platonic Solid is a figure with all of its faces being the same, all its edges being the same length, and all of its angles being the same. There are only five platonic solids in 3 dimensions. The dodecahedron is my favorite! It has pentagonal faces, which I find really interesting. Math! <3  
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  • Can we talk about something other than politics for once? Like this nice weather we're having across the southern US!

    After Matthew dissipated we're just getting some really nice, te...  moreAfter Matthew dissipated we're just getting some really nice, temperate weather down here. I think there's a high-pressure system sitting over us now, with warmer temperatures--but not too warm.   
    Last post by Benedict Arnold - October 11, 2016
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  • EP used to be a million times more active...

    This thing hardly has a question per hour. EP had at least 2-3 q...  moreThis thing hardly has a question per hour. EP had at least 2-3 questions per minute posted :/  
    Last post by Oscar Wao - October 11, 2016
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  • I can't access AdultMug

    I click on the link from the group page, and it brings up a dial...  moreI click on the link from the group page, and it brings up a dialogue box asking if I want to continue or not. Neither button works. How do I access adultmug?  
    Last post by Just Asking - October 11, 2016
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  • Have you ever seen the movie Demon Seed?

    It was from the late 1970s and involved a robot called Proteus. ...  moreIt was from the late 1970s and involved a robot called Proteus. Gosh I loved that movie. Made me have a new fantasy as well :D Proteus's voice is so nice too :D  
    Last post by Thriftymaid - October 11, 2016
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  • Isn't Tetris one of the most addicting and awesome games of all time?

    I'm in love with it <3
    Last post by Thriftymaid - October 10, 2016
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  • The AnswerMug Games section has clones of other copyrighted games. Why not something similar to Tetris?

    It has a ConnectFour clone. I'm pretty sure they copyrighted it,...  moreIt has a ConnectFour clone. I'm pretty sure they copyrighted it, but if the name is changed and whatnot, they're able to use it? I wonder if AnswerMug would look into if it's possible to create a Tetris clone so that Muggers could play it. Not sure if they could go so far as to do the multiplayer version, but if NullpoMino can get away with being a Tetris clone, then AnswerMug should be able to get away with having a Tetris clone too I guess. Not sure. But worth checking out. It's such a classic.  
    Last post by Just Asking - October 10, 2016
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  • Matthew was ridiculously underwhelming for Orlando.

    It obliterated the coastlines, yes, but they were acting as if i...  moreIt obliterated the coastlines, yes, but they were acting as if it was going to decimate Orlando as well. It knocked some leaves off of trees, but other than that there was nothing more to it. No flooding, not much damage, nothing. Amazing what a stark difference 30-40 miles can make in a hurricane.   
    Last post by MathematicallyMindedFractal - October 10, 2016
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  • How many years do you think it'll take for me to be as developed on here as I was on EP?

    I've asked thousands of questions, responded to thousands more, ...  moreI've asked thousands of questions, responded to thousands more, and posted hundreds of stories. I developed a position as being one of the site's most trustworthy and helpful members, and everyone on there who wasn't brand new knew me, and soon they knew me too. I may become comfortable here, but I'll never be as I was on EP.   
    Last post by Pearl - October 9, 2016
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  • Some random facts about the International Space Station--the actual thing, not me.

    Just some numerical facts about it. It orbits at an inclination ...  moreJust some numerical facts about it. It orbits at an inclination of 51.6 degrees. That means that if you're in between 51.6 degrees north and south, it is possible for you to see it directly above you. 200km (124mi) more and you'll be able to see it, just not directly above you. Close to the poles, it's impossible to see it. It makes an orbit once every 92 minutes. You can easily see it passing above you with your naked eye if you know where and when to look. Use heavens-above.com or Spot The Station to find out where it is in your sky! Heavens-Above is for the more astronomically inclined. Spot The Station is for the generic population. It orbits at a height of 400km (249mi), with a slightly elliptical orbit, with the major diameter being 406km(252mi). It orbits at 7.66km/s (4.76mi/s) which is really fast. If you played the song that goes "Well I would walk five hundred miles and I would walk five hundred more," which is 3.5 minutes, the ISS will have actually traveled just about exactly 1000 miles.   less
    Last post by MathematicallyMindedFractal - October 10, 2016
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  • I made a Tetris group!

    If you like Tetris, join the group! Tetrisians of AnswerMug asse...  moreIf you like Tetris, join the group! Tetrisians of AnswerMug assemble! But not too neatly or else y'all will disappear D:   
    Last post by MathematicallyMindedFractal - October 9, 2016
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  • Do you like Tetris?

    I really, REALLY LOVE Tetris <3
    Last post by MathematicallyMindedFractal - October 10, 2016
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  • Do you know what a fractal is?

    If you don't, you need to look them up! They're SO AWESOME <3
    Last post by MathematicallyMindedFractal - October 9, 2016
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  • I haven't been here in ages--does anyone from EP still use this?

    I really miss EP and I miss all of my friends from EP. I'm not s...  moreI really miss EP and I miss all of my friends from EP. I'm not sure if anyone remembers me--either as the ISS, MathematicallyMindedFractal, or just plain "Fractal," but I remember a lot of you guys and ever since EP shut down I've been really sad because now I have nowhere to really post my rambling, and I built up so much of my memories on EP. I forget where EP 2.0 is supposed to be, but I wish I could get in touch with my old EP friends, especially BlueMetalChick. I miss her so much. If anyone from EP uses this, please tell me so that I can feel as though this website sort of replaces EP.   less
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  • What are your politics?
    Posted October 9, 2016
    In terms of how left or right-winged you are. 

    Before you ask:
    1. Parties are given as an example, not as the option itself. Please select how left- or right-winged you are.
    2. Libertarian refers to Libertarian Capitalist, i.e. the libertarian party.
    3. Democrats are NOT Left winged.
    4. Liberals are *slightly* lefter than Democrats, but are still capitalists.
    5. Hillary may call herself progressive, but she is extremely right-winged. Please click "Very Right-Winged" if you are for Hillary.
    6. Bernie is NOT a "Democratic Socialist." He is a Social Democrat, which is on the soft-left.
    7. Green Party refers to the AMERICAN Green Party. 
    8. Socialism and Communism are extremely similar, but I needed to split the options for very and radically. 
    9. Very/Radically Left-Winged refer to all tendencies of such, including authoritarian (Stalinist) and anarchist versions. Please note that communism is inherently anarchist in nature.
    10. Very/Radically Right-Winged refer to all tendencies of such, including authoritarian (Fascist) and "anarchist" versions. Please note that capitalism is inherently fascist in nature. 

    Cast your votes in now!
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