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>>6196360Was agent Smith's voice/pronunciation in the matrix modelled on sagan?
>>6197444Not directly. Hugo Weaving is from New Zealand, it's his impression of an American.
>>6196363that was awesome
>>6196366It's so cool they show the limit of understanding at the time. To answer the question posed, yes there are quarks inside a proton held together by other force mediating particles. The problem is that at this scale we've far overcome the normal wavelengths of light and at the nuclear scale we're entering the territory where the energy of light particles affects the subject so much that it's impossible to draw solid conclusions. Elementary particles is also the point at which size and color stop being a things. Color and size are only effects of light interacting with a system of particles like an atom.
>>6197930Ah yeah, that's the good stuff.
>>6197458Damn Americans are badass
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>>6198030It seems everything is infinite in every direction. Regardless of whether you look deeper inside or further away, there is always more
>>6196361cool, my physics teacher showed us this clip.
>>6198996King of the Reddit midwits
>>6198030>>6198421Which makes me wonder, what if these small particles are, relatively speaking, as large as the universe is to us, to something even smaller inside them? And we'll probably never learn about what happens there because we can't detect it in any way with our tech. What then? One can only wonder the possibilities, what if inside these "small-yet-gigantic universes" there are equivalent structures to our galaxies, made of infinitesimally small particles, or something else entirely? What if there's something akin to life in there?Even more wonderfully: What if the universe as we know it is just something infinitesimally small inside something even larger? Something so stupendously larger and completely beyound our wildest dreams? What if our universe is something akin to what we know as a living cell? What if our universe is just a small cell of a large super-organism that completely defies even what our wildest dreams could project?
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>>6199962>video ends at the beat dropgenuinely kys
>>6199994Scientist at the time didn't know the inside of the atom yet, I fid the abrupt cut apt
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>>6197458You're thinking of his character, Elrond
>>6198412legendary video. remember seeing this years agocan't imagine how much progress was made in biomechanics since
>>6200343Alright I could have sworn he was a Kiwi by his natural accent but apparently he's Australian. And Elrond is still an American accent but a different one.
>>6199991Nice bait, very well done.
>>6198996I still listen to this on repeat.
>>6199870Sagan was legit, not his fault redditoids latched on. Although that's really more 2011 reddit.
>>6203489>Sagan was legitHe spewed leftist universalist tripe that is contrary to anything even remotely based.
>>6196361>>6196363>>6196365>>6196366Im slightly more impressed with the traditional film-based special/visual effects used to make this.
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>>6204590More impressed than what?My wife does this alk the time –stating things are more, less, bigger, smaller, better, worse – but doesn’t finish the thought. More… than what?It's similar to how people say something is "so good", or so bad, so funny, etc. It's so funny that… what? WHAT WAS THE CONSEQUENCEEEEEEEEE
>>6205354>he's so funnyyou mean he's very funny? he's quite funny? those absolute statements don't need further clarification.yes, I'm very fun at parties.
>>6205357or should that be>I'm so fun at partieskek get it? funny joke.
>>6205354I feel sorry for your wife, that she has to put up with your all caps Reddit funnee.I hope that was blatant enough for you.
>>6197930memories of my youth on my ati 2400bps modem
>>6206426do you have the rest of it?
>>6207256Why are you so transphobic?
>>6206438neat
>>6206263NTA, he is right that women suck at communicating and telling stories.My gf starts any story with the point first and then gives me the background because I made it clearly obvious listening to what she has to say without stating the point first is impossible because women ramble on and on with little respect to the listener.
>>6207651https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYAw79386WIEnjoy.
>>6207763Thanks. I think civilizations function in a similar manner. In this case the wolves are somewhere between "hard times create strong men" and "strong men create good times".
>>6208004>did you just have a hecking winning strategy on a evolutionary basis?
>>6208004The wolves are a good example of how things are always more complicated than people think. No matter how much they think they have it figured out they're definitely missing most of it.
>>6197444>"We must imagine the mere shadow of a three-dimensional object... Mister Anderson."
>>6199991Holy fuck that was atrocious. I think that was, what, at least 3 lies of omission in the first segment alone?
