You've missed his point. It's not how much of the universe is made up of the voids, it's how large each void is and how evenly the voids are distributed. Going back to his foam analogy, the average packing foam is over 95% air. That doesn't change that on a macro scale it appears to be uniform and solid.

Some of us *like* having a watch.

No.quack.

4chan!

Yes, you can run Linux. You will need z/Architecture binaries of all your Linux apps if you are expecting to migrate to IBM mainframes, though. This will range from "not trivial" to "impossible".

"they'll mostly test for 'woke' and then decide on that basis."

Of course not. It's ridiculous that they would test on such an irrelevant basis.

They'll test on size of the applicant's donations to Trump.

They make more money for the people who run them. That's "better". And since it's the people who run them who decide what goes in them, that's what we go with.

"Spotify knows for sure whether a piece is AI generated."

How? I honestly can't see how. Spotify gets a sound file. They don't have some clairvoyant way to divine how that file was generated.

It's a dead cinch that it's already happened.

I'd rather visit Aria.

were OK with just building more pig farms.

You seem obsessed with f***ing kids. I'd see a psychiatrist about that.

Depends on how close the other things are to nuclear physics. In this case, we're looking at political theory and military strategy, which are not things very similar to nuclear physics.

No, I only think that the fact that his brains can do physics really well is not a guarantee that it can do other things really well as well.

He's very qualified to weigh in on the mechanics of how the weapons function. Weighing in on the politics of why they might be used, not so much.