Quantum Entanglement (A Love Story)
I have found a troubling pattern at my baseline.
I am great in the morning. New possibilities, new chance at life.
I am great in the evening to a degree.
But at a certain point during the day, around 5pm, I hit a wall.
It could be the morning coffee wearing off.
It could be fatigue from an active flow state.
It could be pure boredom setting in.
I've gotta figure out the best way to approach this.
I have found a troubling pattern at my baseline.I am great in the morning. New possibilities, new chance at life.I am great in the evening to a degree.But at a certain point during the day, around 5pm, I hit a wall.It could be the morning coffee wearing off.It could be fatigue from an active flow state.It could be pure boredom setting in.I've gotta figure out the best way to ap
siesta/nap time maybe
I saw a crazy post earlier. It was like, "psychos force norms on society + some insane sh*t + schizos say no + psychos force normies to enforce on schizos" and I was like damn the math actually kinda checks out.
True for me. I only had one chance to take acid, and it was at the apex perfect opportune time.
Imagine a black hole spinning so furiously that it doesn't just devour matter—it grabs hold of the very fabric of spacetime and twists it like a cosmic whirlpool.This mind-bending effect, predicted by Einstein's general relativity and known as frame dragging (or the Lense-Thirring effect), means that a rotating massive object drags the surrounding spacetime along with its spin. Around a rapidly spinning black hole, this isn't a subtle nudge—it's extreme. Incoming matter gets caught in the drag, forced to orbit in the same direction as the black hole's rotation, no matter its original approach angle.The result? Accretion disks—the blazing rings of superheated gas spiraling inward—can become dramatically warped. The inner regions, closer to the black hole, get yanked around faster than the outer parts, twisting the entire structure like a misshapen vinyl record.
Recent breakthroughs have turned this from pure theory into observed reality. Astronomers have spotted these warped, oscillating disks through precise X-ray observations and timing signals from matter plunging toward black holes. In one stunning case from late 2025, researchers tracked rhythmic wobbles in X-rays and radio waves from a tidal disruption event—where a black hole shredded a star—revealing spacetime itself being dragged into a vortex, with the disk and its powerful jets precessing in sync.
Why does this matter? Frame dragging doesn't just confirm Einstein in the universe's most intense gravity fields—it shapes how energy gets extracted from spinning black holes (think Penrose process and Blandford-Znajek mechanism), powers relativistic jets that blast across galaxies, and dictates the final plunge of matter across the event http://horizon.In these extreme zones, rotation doesn't merely stir objects around; it literally reshapes the geometry of reality itself.(Sources include NASA visualizations, recent observations reported in Science Advances and related astrophysical studies, Event Horizon Telescope insights, Physical Review Letters, and The Astrophysical Journal.)
Hitting a wall at 7am 1 hour after waking up can't be good lol.
At least there are boobs to look at.
