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I would (probably not literally) wager that by "this" they meant *looks around at entire world*...

this

This is what the referance: https://stupidtwink.thecomicseries.com/comics/171

That's one hell of an acronym.

The best habit one can ever develop is to compulsively press the save keybind after every single edit.

So still like birb?

(lol)

Not to go on a tangent but lol stands for lol out loud now.

Sorry, I was on my phone. Thanks for fixing it, I was a bit confused by your original title considering there's no linear types in Rust (AFAIK, but there's a library that sort of does it: https://docs.rs/linear_type/latest/linear_type/).

The title mentions "Linear Haskell" and "Rust-style borrows".

Behold...

The Rule of Leettheius

You wouldn't download someone's awesome tile art

How about 3 to one light... I wish I understood the psyche the house planner, it'd make for a great thriller novel.

"Triple Toggle: A Story of Terror... and Genius?"

They're all at different entries to a stairwell so it's probably the latter.

I know what you meant

I'm not trying to toy with you, please reciprocate. Because you didn't say what about quantum mechanics causes reality to appear non self consistent I tried to connect the dots in my head: what I know about relativity fits the bill a hell of a lot better than QM.

QM does predict some weird probability distributions where the interpretation of causality is unclear. Just like mfed1122's argument of understanding calculus, just because you or I don't know what it means doesn't indicate that it's meaningless. Regardless of how confusing it is, QM describes everything objectively and so it doesn't say the universe is inconsistent. Like with my example about GPS, quantum computers wouldn't be possible if QM didn't describe a uniform, self-consistent reality.

Unless, you know how to resolve the interpretation of QM, then by all means go ahead and take that nobel prize

This is unrelated to both your point and the original commenter's discussion, per mfed1122's argument.

If you want to continue this discussion in a meaningful way could you outline the elements of quantum mechanics that indicate a non self-consistent reality?

Quantum says otherwise

It doesn't.

I meant that GR better fits the vague description you gave.

Thanks for the conversation.