Just for funzies I went through to see how often Cy uses Google AI to make his points and in just a few seconds I found all these and this isn't even digging deeply in.
Wow, that's a LOT of Googlin'.
Pretty frantic actually.
The Many Worlds Interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics suggests that every time a quantum measurement occurs, the universe splits into multiple, parallel realities, or "worlds," where each possible outcome of the measurement becomes a separate reality. This interpretation eliminates the need for the observer-dependent wave function collapse, instead proposing that the entire universe, including observers, becomes entangled with the quantum system, leading to a split.
Google AI
"The Copenhagen interpretation is a philosophical stance on quantum mechanics that suggests that subatomic particles don't have definite properties until they are measured, and that the act of measurement causes the particle's wave function to 'collapse' into a single outcome"
Google AI
"The Copenhagen interpretation is a philosophical and physical framework for understanding quantum mechanics, emphasizing that a quantum particle exists in all possible states (superposition) until it is measured, at which point its state "collapses" into a single, definitive outcome. It challenges philosophical realism by suggesting that properties of quantum objects are not determinate until they are observed "
-Google AI
While not all zoologists study animal behavior, it is a significant and common focus, with fields like ethology specifically dedicated to it. Many zoologists study animal behavior as it is crucial for understanding their ecosystems, health, and conservation. The focus on behavior: Studying behavior helps zoologists understand how animals communicate, interact, find food, and reproduce. Why it's important: Research into animal behavior is essential for conservation efforts, as it helps inform strategies to protect endangered species and manage ecosystems, especially in the face of human impact. -Google AI
"Chap" is a slang term that most commonly means a man or boy, particularly in British English. It is an informal and somewhat old-fashioned term, similar to "guy" or "fellow".
Google AI
"Paul's mission was sanctioned by the Jerusalem church leaders, particularly at the Council of Jerusalem (around AD 49) where Peter, James, and John accepted his ministry to the Gentiles." -- Google AI
Wu wei is a Taoist concept often translated as "effortless action" or "non-doing," which involves acting in a state of effortless alignment with the natural flow of the universe (the Tao) rather than forcing things. It is about responding with ease and awareness, avoiding ego-driven struggles, and letting actions flow naturally, much like water flowing around a rock. Achieving a state of wu wei can lead to reduced anxiety and greater clarity by allowing you to act in sync with a situation instead of fighting against it. -- Google AI
Wow, that's a LOT of Googlin'.
Pretty frantic actually.