"It's always in the last place you look" – that's because only an idiot would carry on looking for something they've already found
— Dan Bull 🍐 (@itsDanBull) November 27, 2015
In English
2015-11-27 @ 15.54.44 ∈ In English
Via +Juha Kopsa

2015-11-24 @ 19.51.09 ∈ In English
2015-11-23 @ 12.14.03 ∈ In English
2015-11-19 @ 18.43.41 ∈ In English
"This discrepancy has been described as "the worst theoretical prediction in the history of physics."[1]
The magnitude of this discrepancy is entirely beyond the descriptive power of any kind of commonplace comparison. For instance, the statement "the observable universe consists of exactly one elementary particle" is closer to being true, by at least ten orders of magnitude, than the incorrect vacuum-catastrophe prediction."
Vacuum catastrophe – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2015-11-15 @ 9.50.30 ∈ In English
(via +Juha Kopsa)

2015-11-13 @ 19.58.07 ∈ In English
How to celebrate Friday the 13th like a pro. via https://t.co/EEvBLKFlSI pic.twitter.com/Mm2ZbUcF5J
— Vsauce (@tweetsauce) November 13, 2015



