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Turncoat said: 

Worlds have been colliding lately, I keep seeing people I know of in places not usual for them: 



Dude's bold enough to critique how the news is bad, on the news. Damn though, he's big enough to have an HBO documentary now. 

I plan on watching his new doc this week after Peach and I finish the Weird Al Yankovic movie starring Harry Potter. 

We finished the show 1899 on Netflix the other day, it was pretty good. Still wouldn't put it as high as Dark but I remember really getting hooked in season 2, so there is still time. 

AliceInWonderland said: 

Turncoat said: 

Worlds have been colliding lately, I keep seeing people I know of in places not usual for them: 



Dude's bold enough to critique how the news is bad, on the news. Damn though, he's big enough to have an HBO documentary now. 

I plan on watching his new doc this week after Peach and I finish the Weird Al Yankovic movie starring Harry Potter. 

I'm probably going to watch it today, if not close to. 

This is such a huge deal, I'm so happy to see him succeeding like this after how All Gas went belly up. He's the only thing I've truly felt like throwing Patreon money at (for more than just access to uncut content, which is a super nice plus). 

A classic

PalePeach said: 

A classic

Omg another hotdiggedydemon fan? 

Nevermind cant get it to embedd

...You know, using a fake thumb isn't the only questionable content here, upon further review.  A bit surprised, tbh.

Saw this and thought of you TC. 

Explosive lensing is used for instance in nuclear weapons. Several chemical charges are placed around the central core of fissile material. The shock waves caused by the chemical charges are focused by materials with a different index of refraction, acting like lenses, to create a shock wave that converges on the core, compressing it to ignite the main explosion.
This simulation shows a simplified, two-dimensional set-up, in which the primary shock waves are modeled by repeated pulses, originating from six points placed on the vertices of a regular hexagon. Six lenses are set around the central point, in such a way that the waves are focused there. Their index of refraction is given by 2.14, and has been chosen in such a way that the focal points of the lenses are located at the central point and at the sources of the pulses. The lenses have been chosen symmetrical here, but in practice often strongly asymmetrical lenses are used. Also, the primary charges are usually placed in an outer container, to direct more energy towards the center.

 This is like ASMR to me.