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  • Orbits are elipses, which are loops. So after the explosion gives an object more energy it’s in a new orbit right? That orbit has LOOP. Which means it has to come back to a similar point it’s at now. Therefore if an object passes through low orbit, no one explosion can make it be in a high orbit. At best it’ll be an ellipse with a point in high orbit and a point in low orbit.

    Any amount in low orbit means a decaying orbit due to drag with eventual falling out of the sky.

    If you get to the high orbit point and you get a SECOND explosion that’s perfectly timed you could theoretically enter a new high orbit that’s stable over the long term and contribute to Kessler syndrome.



  • All the answers are bullshit. The real explanation is that leaders set salaries. Of course they’re going to value themselves over others. Then they’re going to rationalise it with the bullshit you see in this thread about “force multipliers” etc… it’s basic capitalism. It’s the same reason politicians in the us have free healthcare and great vacation and benefits and salaries rising above inflation, the people who control these things always make sure they get what’s fair then make excuses for why no one else does.

    Watch the so-called “leaders” down vote for being called out. Workers do the work, “leaders” get the pay, owners get the profit. Why? Because the “leaders” are the tools of the capitalist class to exploit workers so they get rewarded. Basic capitalism.











  • Hacksaw@lemmy.catoADHD@lemmy.worldConfession time...
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    3 months ago

    I felt the same fear of becoming someone else. When I first took my meds the person I found was the version of me that I missed. The version that’s happy because they accomplished something today. The version that isn’t feeling like a lazy loser because they weren’t able to do tasks that should have been easy.

    You won’t lose yourself.



  • Hacksaw@lemmy.catoMemes@sopuli.xyzShe only wanted the ring bros
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    3 months ago

    That’s nonsense. Raising young kids is more work than most jobs, sure. But that’s not because it has equal work density. It’s an exhausting 20h/day 7d/week low-med effort task. A job is a 8-12h/day 5-6d/wk med-high energy task. Miss me with that 50/50 as soon as you come home crap. That’s a ridiculous goal. Not to mention you shouldn’t be wasting time making a mental accounting spreadsheet to figure out if your partner did enough work to deserve sex that day.

    Ideally everyone should have put in the same effort into the day and both partners should have the same energy level going to bed. Some days you both fall asleep dead, knowing you’ll wake up in two hours with the baby crying. Some days you get to bed with a little extra energy and the baby is sleeping through the night and maybe you have to think of something to do with that extra energy.

    It’s obvious you’ll have less sex with a tiny baby just from the exhaustion, but if you’re wasting energy resenting eachother because of low effort, unrealistic expectations, or withholding sex, then maybe y’all need to consider whether you need to work on your relationship or look for another one. Because some of what I’ve read in this thread on both sides sounds more exhausting than single parenting 50% of the time and working a full time job.


  • Hacksaw@lemmy.catoMemes@lemmy.mlShe only wanted the ring bros
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    3 months ago

    Help isn’t just used in the context of a person doing something and another person with a secondary contribution. It’s also the word used for two people working together on a common goal.

    We’re helping eachother out.

    You made a nice meal. Oh yes, but Steve and Joe were helping me cook. That doesn’t mean one was the cook, it means 3 people cooked to make a meal.

    OP even says “when he doesn’t know how to help” implying all his chores are done and he still has energy so he gets advice on the next chore from his partner. Maybe it’s a chore his partner usually does, or maybe it’s a chore he didn’t notice needed to get done that she noticed. If she finishes her chores and has energy left she can ask for the same thing.

    God you just want to see men as useless and women as heroes when we’re all just people in this world trying to make the best of things.