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There’s a lore about the Einstein’s equation I don’t think people get.
When he said Eureka & brink he translates he is on a verge of new discovery. Almost there! Just before the theory
Not only proving/coming to conclusion that really(Real E) there’s no MC equal to him but that the equation he was tryna prove is not Einstein’s equation.
He is just likening him discovering sth genuis to Einstein’s. His own is rap
It’s a popular opinion to say Einstein’s the smartest scientist or person in the world when truely these is no measure of it. Some would think Isaac Newton and so on
In maths, Real numbers can b negative but in the theory of relativity E can’t be. Bcus negative roots are imaginary & it would seize to be a real number in the equation.
In nutshell, Real E(energy) here can never be negative bcus m & c can’t be negative. The mass of an object & in this case hence planetary body cannot be negative. So by practical physics E must be greater than zero.
And to remove the square on C u have to square root both sides which would give E a positive or negative answer. Hence why u can’t get ‘‘mc= E’’.
Ethers are colorless, volatile, and highly flammable liquids or gases with a distinct, sweet odor. Was used as medicine.
He tryna say his imagination(ether) which he used to tend to our mentals, some of it are also made up and not real or realistically relevant. That is why he also places hilself as a Catholic preacher who many believes is a healer lol.
So in a way the verse is kinda paradoxical.
Hence only uses mass, ether, Real E, theory of relativity, calculus teacher & speed of light to toughen his imagery not prove the equation.
Just brilliant 👌
Anyways the only entendre there is on the Catholic preacher bar(a double), the rest he was doing was scheming. Adding layers to the imagery for more clarity when breaking down or fully immersed 😌
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It was Tim's system. One thing I realized my year with them was that Tim built the damn thing. It was his brainchild. It was his basketball genius that made that shit the monster it was. IYKYK 🤷🏽♂️
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Reminder that MLK’s movement was not as long ago as people will make you believe. His granddaughter just turned 18 this year.
Martin Luther King Jr.'s granddaughter voted for the first time yesterday in Georgia.
(via @11AliveNews)
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Never disturb a toddler in this moment! Don’t help. Don’t suggest. Observe. A capable problem solver is in training and development.
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Triza explains the brilliance of J. Cole choosing lower streams in order to give/receive more from his fans:
“The headline became where the tape dropped, not how much streams it had.”
J. Cole ran an album, a magazine, and an arena tour through one website. The result was a #1 debut, 80K vinyl copies in week one, and a tour that grew from 54 to 73 dates. evn.bz/XJColeCaseStudy
Here's how the rollout worked ⬇️
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I once talked to a Pixar executive and she told me she only joined Pixar was because she realized the power of media in shaping the world was truly enormous
More than her working in Peace Corps prior
And I can confidently attest growing up with Pixar redefined the definition of being a man, in a positive way
Pixar storytellers are truly a force of nature and have had more impact on shaping culture and social norms for Gen Z than most people realize
I am constantly fascinated by the genius of Brad Bird, Ed Catmull and many others in the "braintrust" of Pixar.
Even Steve Jobs who was usually a micromanager stayed completely away from the ways of Ed Catmull managing the company of storytellers because Jobs knew he wasn't the best person to manage Pixar creatives compared to Apple.
Truly a generational company case study. I highly recommend all creatives to give a read to Creativity Inc and the YouTube lesson posted by Michael Arndt on the making of the story of Toy Story 3. (linking below)
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"Christian Dior Denim Flow" dropped on this day 16 years ago…
Kanye West, Kid Cudi, Pusha T, John Legend, Lloyd Banks & Ryan Leslie
Perhaps the best song not available on DSPs
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The 90s-early 2000s period will go down as the most visually anthropologically interesting in human history. The first period during which both photography and video recording were available on a large enough scale to capture every aspect of everyday life while being considered normal enough to be a non-event, and the last before people became aware that all sorts of friends and strangers would be able to see them thus causing them to stop acting naturally and start projecting an idealized version at every opportunity.
































