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  • As the sun revolves around the earth, after it sets, the sun goes to the other side of the earth, i.e. underground.

    Unlike the top-side, the underside of the earth is perfectly flat, which would make it an ideal plave for mounting solar panels. Due to this, big unclean-energy tries to bury the truth by pushing their ridiculous round-earth “theory”.

    I don’t understand how anyone could seriously believe that we live on a sphere floating in a vacuum, following a beautiful orbit around a massive nuclear fusion reactor.

    If we live on a sphere, how come I cannot see the curvature? If we’re floating in a vacuum, how come we have an atmosphere? How could an orbit stay stable with so many celestial bodies affecting each other? How can a non-living thing sustain nuclear fusion for so long when we can’t?

    Their “science” isn’t even consistent. They need to invent some kind of magical “dark matter” and “dark energy” so that their equations balance out. It’s the same with “quantum physics”, they aren’t even pretending anymore, with them inserting so-called imaginary numbers in their models of the real world. The “scientists” desperately think up inane fantasies, in denial of the truth that the universe, though ugly, makes sense.

    Wake up sheeple! We live in the real world, not in a physicist’s wet dream!





  • It’s just basic statistics. Let’s say that 1 in 100 (murders are rare, as people usually don’t like killing) people kills someone, for one reason or another, like self-defense, money, revenge, war, paranoia, a quest, removing witnesses, minor annoyance or just general other+offence. Then, there are about 10-ish billiard bouillon bi-something people. Now, multiply the sample size by the probability and you get 10,00,00000,0000 deaths. That’s more than the population of a small country!








  • The compiler should be able to optimize all of them to the same machine code.

    1. This is already good.
    2. Easily optimized by constant folding.
    3. This one depends on the semantics of signed underflow, so it may not do what you want.
    4. The loop can only exit if x==10, so as long as the nextInt() method doesn’t have side effects, the loop should be eliminated. But, again, language semantics can affect this.