RE: How to generate lucid dreams?
May 5, 2023 at 7:55 pm
(This post was last modified: May 5, 2023 at 8:09 pm by Paleophyte.)
(May 4, 2023 at 3:36 am)WinterHold Wrote:(May 3, 2023 at 11:35 pm)Paleophyte Wrote: Nope. There are turtles in a swamp in Iowa passing gas right now and the butterflies that they aren't farting have more of an effect on you than any star other than the sun ever will. Every whale that humps half a world away has more effect on you. You will never feel the tug of a star because their infinitesimal pull is swamped by the tremendous gravity shift you feel when snow slides off your roof*. You can invoke chaos until your eyes bleed, but those turtle farts will always produce more chaotic effects than your feeble star gravity. Science tells your superstitious nonsense to pound sand.
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So frog farts block gravity?
Turtle farts. Please try and keep up. And no, they don't block gravity. They simply exert more gravity than any star in the night sky. So for accuracy your horoscope must track and predict every turtle that passes gas.
Quote:About effects of close objects; sure; the closer an object is to you the more it affects you.
But that doesn't nullify the far objects' effects on you.
Swamped in the noise is the term you're looking for. Here are a few quick numbers:
- Sagittarius A* - 0.000866 nanogal
- Alpha Centauri - 0.00848 nanogal
- The Andromeda Galaxy - 0.024 nanogal
- A cat on the other side of the street - 0.08 nanogal
- The tree you're sitting under - ~140 nanogals
- Where you live +/- 50,000,000 nanogals (50 milligals)
![[Image: Gravity_anomalies_on_Earth.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/14/Gravity_anomalies_on_Earth.jpg)
Quote:For example, even though the sun's gravity is strong on the short term and affect us in stronger ways than other objects (just like the frogs' gas and earth) , the Black Hole on the center of our galaxy wins on the long term, and it shall eat our planet eventually.
And horoscopes are predicted on the very short term.