Fabio Mogavero, Ph.D. 🌍🇪🇺🇮🇹

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Stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness: ∃ ∀

Modal logic counterpoint: ◇ □

Accurate.

#academia #academy #philsky #philosophysky #philosophy #science

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A comparison chart between the United States' Imperial system and the Metric system used by the rest of the world. The left side (United States) shows inconsistent unit conversions: 12 inches per foot, 3 feet per yard, 1,760 yards per mile (off screen), and 16 ounces per pound. It also highlights the Fahrenheit temperature scale (32°F freezing, 212°F boiling) and the month-day-year date format. The right side (Rest of the World) presents the Metric system with consistent unit conversions: 1,000 millimeters per meter, 1,000 meters per kilometer, 1,000 grams per kilogram, and 1,000 kilograms per tonne. It uses the Celsius temperature scale (0°C freezing, 100°C boiling) and the day-month-year date format.

Measurement unit differences between the U.S.A. and most of the world.

(creator: unknown)

Four panel comic. First panel is a picture of Robin with the caption "Batman, the Batmobile won't start." Second panel is Batman saying "Check the battery." Panel 3 is Robin saying "What's a Tery?" Panel 4 is Batman looking PISSED

Happy Batman Day!

I love her already.

Miserable post

Sorry for the miserable post.

William James and the Train Robbery A philosophy webcomic about the inevitable anguish of living a brief life in an absurd world. Also Jokes

William James and the Train Robbery -
existentialcomics.com/comic/616

#philsky

Bonus panel here: www.smbc-comics.com/comic/dress

#smbc

Do it 😬

A print with a fist holding a pencil. The text says "education is not a product. The students are not customers. The professors are not tools. The university is not a factory."

I've had this saved on my phone forever but I can't find the original artist and I'd really like to buy a print. Internet can you help?

I need to do a book just of people ruining some nice idea by dissecting it.

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Myth
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/myth-3

I need to do a book just of people ruining some nice idea by dissecting it.

Stats: www.smbc-comics.com/comic/number...

(also you can buy the mug and other smbc stuff here: smbc-store.myshopify.com/products/goo...)

#smbc

Digital painting in dark purple and ochre. The implied shape of a woman is reaching upward from deep below water’s surface. The scene is ethereal and cosmic.

stuck

The first 100% effective HIV prevention drug is approved and going global An epidemic that's been sustained for 44 years might finally be quelled, with the milestone approval of the first HIV drug that offers 100% protection with its twice-yearly injections. It's a landmark...

Well, I'll be damned.

It's royalty free and there's already six, generic manufacturers lined up.

newatlas.com/infectious-d...

An infographic titled "How BIG are the BLACK HOLES we find with GRAVITATIONAL WAVES?" by @astronerdika. The graphic displays a range of black hole masses detected via gravitational waves, categorized by their size in solar masses (mass of the Sun) and represented with playful cat-like black hole illustrations. The categories from left to right are: 1. "<5 times the mass of the Sun" - Labeled "smol" - Very small black hole illustration represented by a curled up black cat - Arrow pointing left: "THIS WAY TO NEUTRON STARS" - Example: "Big component of GW230529 (~3.6 times the mass of the Sun)" 2. "~10 times the mass of the Sun" - Labeled "basic" - Slightly larger black hole cat illustration - Caption: "LOTS OF BLACK HOLES" 3. "~35–45 times the mass of the Sun" - Labeled "hefty" - Bigger black hole cat illustration - Continues the idea of a populated range 4. ">60 times the mass of the Sun" - Labeled "chonky" - Large black hole cat illustration - Caption: "FORBIDDEN TERRITORY? (can these even be made from the collapse of star cores?!)" - Example: "Components of GW190521 (~85 + ~66 times the mass of the Sun)" 5. ">100 times the mass of the Sun" - Labeled "oh lawd" - Very large, curled-up black hole cat illustration - Arrow pointing right: "THIS WAY TO INTERMEDIATE MASS BLACK HOLES" - Example: "Components of GW231123 (~137 + ~103 times the mass of the Sun)" Below the categories is a stylized black curve representing the inferred population of black holes detected by LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA. It rises sharply in the "basic" range and falls off toward the "hefty" and "chonky" ranges, with a note reading: "this curve is an artistic representation of the black hole population inferred by LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA." This infographic draws from the “Chonky Cat” meme.

Heard the latest news from the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration? We detected the collision of the most massive pair of black holes so far: #GW231123 weighing in at ~137 + ~103 times the mass of the Sun!

So to celebrate, here’s a handy chart ✨

Just how chonky are these black holes? 🤔

The peer review process is a flawless system that has no issues whatsoever /s

When someone asks what parenting be like… 😂🤣
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Hey you awake meme. The clock tower didn't have a second hand. Doc didn't accommodate for the 30 second uncertainty in the lightning strike.

Bonus panel here: www.smbc-comics.com/comic/prompt

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Panel 1: A swordsman with a short, ragged red cape, 2 brown belts, and a shoulderpad, stands with a wide stance and his sword drawn in his right hand. We see him from behind the shoulder of his opponent, who seems to be wearing blue. Something is written on the red swordsman's chest, illegible from this distance. Panel 2: We zoom in. What's written on the red swordsman's chest is "GOOD". He says "We could have been friends, you know." Panel 3: The perspective is turned as his opponent is revealed to be wearing a long blue cloak and rectangular framed glasses. The wind billows his cloak. Panel 4: The blue swordsman shifts his cloak to draw his sword, which glints in the sunlight with a "shiiiiing". It is revealed that on his chest is written "PERFECT". He responds: "No. We couldn't have."

The Sighting A philosophy webcomic about the inevitable anguish of living a brief life in an absurd world. Also Jokes

Numbers exist, but they're very shy, so it's hard to catch them on camera.

#booksky