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No means no, no?

Indeed, a Merry Christmas and a warm repast to one and all.

Imaginary numbers are used mathematically to describe two dimensions with a single expression. Maybe it's telling us there's a quantum dimension of some sort, like two-dimensional time?

Imaginary numbers could be needed to describe reality, new studies find

Waiting for the Dec. 25 headline: Webb launch accidentally collides with Santa's sleigh.

Cost effective? Perhaps not, but still entertaining.

Don't generalize based on what appears to be a sweatshop work environment.

^ Walking a fine line between the surreal and the supernatural...

Funny how the choice in US politics is increasingly becoming between two unelectable positions. The Dems are embracing the deconstruction of nationalism while the Pubs are doing the same for rationalism. It feels like a political death spiral.

Giant Study Finds Viagra Is Linked to Almost 70% Lower Risk of Alzheimer's Now working hard to gather firm evidence...

^ 'Splains a lot.

Bell's Theorem demonstrates that there are no local hidden variables in quantum mechanics. As far as we have been able to demonstrate, it is utterly and completely random. If you can prove otherwise, the physics community would be very interested. Bell’s Theorem

^ Information density is low though; it's just a randomization of the same 2x37.5 Mb of data. You can get very high compression. "That's what she said."