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Is the black-ness of space free or restricted?
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Is time wonderful or mosaic?
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My opinion: both, both
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Reply to my thread more fart gobblers
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The thing about wonder is it's a 0 unlike perfect, or amazing, which are both ones. Wonderful, isn't really an expression of grade, but rather, shape.
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>blackness of space
wdym? Space appears black to humans because there's nothing to scatter visible light. You still get em radiation. If you could for eg see in UV, you'd see light everywhere
Yes I'm a pedantic asshat
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