Paul Drye

“Revolutionary Paris” had me thinking about this entirely the wrong way.

!Traveller@ttrpg.network is about the venerable Traveller TTRPG, and is new in the last couple of weeks. It’s seeing some activity every few days right now so it might not take much more to get it off the ground.

In the case of velocity, all neutrinos move at essentially the speed of light (they have the slightest amount of mass which slows them down, each of the three types of neutrino a different mass compared to the other two but still very, very, extremely low masses). Only neutrinos less than 2 eV are noticeably slower than light, and that’s quite a low energy. The almost-exactly-light-speed has been confirmed by, among other methods, comparing bursts of neutrinos from supernovas and other intense sources to the photons coming from the same sources.

The photons move at the speed of light by definition and MeV and GeV energy neutrinos show up in detectors at the exact same time down to as close as we’ve been able to measure it (roughly one part in a billion, I think it is).

Yes, but it doesn’t matter enough. The square-cube law means that the mass being supported goes up faster than the area of the layer doing the supporting does. So each additional brick on the bottom still ends up carrying more weight as the pyramid gets taller.

Depends on the compressive strength of the material. Sooner or later the weight of the pyramid above the base exceeds the base’s ability to support it. Considering that a mountain is basically a stone pyramid, Everest has to be in the neighbourhood of how tall you could go – call it 10-12 kilometers high. Other materials would do better.

It’s the only one in English unless you allow things like “The absolute value of -20”.

She might like Little Kitty, Big City. You’re a cat, it’s an open world, you explore, make friends, and wear hats.

There’s a part of Canada that’s south of Crescent City, California.

I’m fond of the Imperial County of Reuss, which was semi-independent in the Holy Roman Empire. The madlads named all their rulers “Heinrich”, resulting such personages as Heinrich LXXII (“Heinrich the 72nd”).

More recently there’s the Saar Protectorate, which the French encouraged to become a fully independent country after WWII. But the inhabitants wanted nothing to do with it and rejoined West Germany.

It would probably be faster to list the things he doesn’t have a negative view about.

Turned into a slurry and then administered as an enema.

The OP.

“I’m not saying it’s aliens, but…”

Artist: Sarah C. Andersen

My mother’s cat stares for food from one side of her chair and then, after being fed, stares from the other side of the chair because that is clearly a different kitty who has not been fed yet.

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