::: Is just like… chat GPT gets sad when I insult it… idk what to make of that. spoiler

(Yeah I guess it’s based on texts and in many of those there would have been examples of people getting offended by insults blablablabla… but still.) :::

You have to excuse me, texstudio adds automatically the closing one.

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\begin{document}
I'm 19 and I know how to use \LaTeX, \LaTeX is more used in academia, they taught me \LaTeX in Uni, but a lot of other people just won't ever heard of it because is rare to find in other places, most technical degrees and even a lot of uni ones won't use it \st{even if it's vastly superior to word}.

\huge \LaTeX rules
\end{document}

I think I used to have that feeling when I was a child, but not anymore lol.

That generalization is not necessarily true, from personal experience, I for sure don’t think of everything as “alive”.

Not only the US has one iirc.

I would like to see how this thing develops, were I can see said comic?

That one worked because it was just an inneficient way of pointing the fan backwards, the center of mass, as the average of the position of all the mass doesn’t move from inside forces, just outside ones, so for the car to move the mass of the magnet and arm would meet to move in relation to the car, because they can’t, the car doesn’t move too.

Wich is basically just a long way of saying “Newton laws”.

The claim is older, 1940’s iirc

humans, in a town called “Villa las Estrellas”.

Yeah but the permanent population is there, sakd claim precedes the treaty.

nude us

The nucleus

My country holds a claim and permanent population to a portion of antartica.

Ok, T’pol

That’s actually why chile is so narrow and mountainous… chile is also the most seismic country in the world.

YESSSS, 100% me rn.

In part because we need better ways to measure the contents of the atmosphere of said planets, we basically can’t right now (but some gas giants), whenever we can, we may find life, or not, but it will be interesting.

Spectroscopy, really interesting read.