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Japan yearns for the Shqip

u/Nike_J — 9 days ago

Christiane Deutschmann leider verstorben, welche (Mercedes) Werkstatt ist zu empfehlen?

Servus! Wie der Titel schon sagt bin ich auf der Suche nach einer verrlässlichen Kfz Werkstatt für meinen Benz. Bisher war ich immer bei der Mercedes Deutschmann Werkstatt in der Lagergasse und immer zufrieden. Leider ist letztes Jahr die Besitzerin verstorben (Gott habe sie selig, war eine nette Dame) und seit diesem Jahr hat die Werkstatt anscheinend endgültig geschlossen.

Ich lege eigentlich Null Wert darauf ob es eine Markenwerkstatt ist oder nicht. Nur leider reichen mittlerweile die Allzweck ODB Lesegerät der meisten Werkstätten nicht mehr aus für die neueren Autos.

Zum Beispiel hab ich bei meiner 2017 C-Klasse das proprietäre Star Diagnostics Tool gebraucht um ein Ad-Blue Problem zu beheben. Ich hatte es vorher bei 2 normalen Werkstätten versucht, beide konnten nix machen. Dann bei Pappas und dort wollten sie mir nur einen neuen Tank um 1500€ einbauen. Bei Deutschmann hat man mich ernst genommen und das Problem sofort gelöst. Kosten 50€.

Abgesehen von dem Ereignis war mir Pappas die beiden Male als ich dort Service gemacht habe zu teuer.

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u/Nike_J — 20 days ago

▲ 0 r/AskPhysics

The nth question about FTL communication and Causality breaking

I'm trying to understand why everybody says that FTL breaks causality, but it just doesn't make any sense to me...

I tried to build a model based on the speed of sound and electronic communication as the FTS component.

So A is on a train station and B is on a train travelling away from A. Then A sends an acoustic signal towards B and B receives the signal after 5s. He replies back via, say WhatsApp and A receives the message at 5s + the time it takes B to write the message.

Once things get sped up to be close to the speed of light things start to make no sense to me anymore.

Let's say A is on Earth and B is on a space ship travelling at close to c. From the perspective of A, the time of B is running slower. 2 years for A is just 1 year for B. So far so good.

Then A sends an electronic signal towards B after 10 seconds. From Bs perspective the signal arrives after 10s + the time it takes to close the distance travelled to catch up to B. I asked AI to do the calculations, so have mercy if I screwed up somewhere, but this is what should happen next right?

From As perspective the signal reaches B at 10s + 64.6s = 74.6s. From Bs perspective the clock is running at half speed so their clock reads 5s + 64.4/2 = 37.3s

Now let's assume both have FTL communication and B uses their FTL device to send A a confirmation signal. The message should hit A at t=74.6s right?

So where is the causality breaking happening?

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u/Nike_J — 2 months ago

▲ 637 r/CallOfDuty

[CoD] Had to "fix" it

u/Nike_J — 2 months ago

▲ 119 r/Jujutsufolk

Todos IQ could actually really be 530 000. Hear me out!

Ok so, IQ tests are modelled to give the majority of people a score of 100 and based on how fast and correct you answer the questions it scales up or down from there. Theoretically, if you would finish an IQ test in a very short time, that would completely screw up the formula and give out an insanely high number.

Some of Todos feats that support this hypothesis are:

- His perfect score: We know that Todo achieved a perfect score in the JJH students ranking

- In the fight against Hanami he instantly realised that the cursed buds function by sapping cursed energy from a sorcerers body. He made that realisation while the buds were flying at him, dropped his cursed energy output to 0, got hit by the buds and was unharmed.

- His Boogie Woogie Revised is LIMITED to 50 swaps per second. That is a swap ever 0.02 seconds. In that short time frame he is able to analyse the battlefield and decide what objects or people he wants to swap out.

Think of it this way. You answer 100 questions and each correct answer gives you 20.000 points. The points are summarised in the end and divided by the total time in seconds. A normal person would answer a couple questions wrong and lose points that way. Then in the end the the score is divided by the total time in seconds and most people need like 3 hours. So the average person scores close to 100. If Todo answers every question correct and only needs 3.7 seconds to finish that would come out to that score of 530 000. That would mean he answers every question correctly in less than 0.04 seconds where a normal person would need roughly 1.5 minutes.

u/Nike_J — 3 months ago

▲ 7 r/LobotomyKaisen