And then the spherical cow nation attacked
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Spherical cow of uniform density in a vacuum. Got it.
It's also infinitely small point that's perfectly round
Modeling the physical world is challenging enough when we ignore entire phenomena.
I remmeber how often we had stuff that was happening on ice just so that we could ignore friction
I’ve had it with these motherfucking cylindrical penguins in my motherfucking hypothetical physics problems.
This made me laugh, thank you.
why does firefox want to translate this page from finnish
Firefox: Imma let you Finnish...
Hmmm... can't you press the "Never translate" option, or maybe it's about language settings of firefox? not really sure...
To be fair air resistance is often small enough that it doesn't matter
And even if it matters, it's usually too bothersome to handle. Therefore, it's better to just ignore it. I deal the same way with most problems in my life.
Look out folks we got an aerospace engineer over here!
That doesn't make sense. Unless you presumed I worked at Boeing. Then it makes too much sense.