I think this is a lot more common than any other reason.
There is constantly a group of people somewhere shouting loudly that this fact you were just told is no longer true. About everything.
The philosophy of fact and truth eventually has to bridge a gap of trust from the individual. That's where it can be exploited by some group who stands to benefit or worn down by seeing the scientists rewrite the textbooks with XYZ new discovery.
You might find it interesting that it's not a sphere at all because it's spinning fast enough to deform from its own inertia. I think that's what the commenter was referring to when they said bulges
Unless they were referring to me ;>)
(They shouldn't do that though, my bulge is more of a smol bump.)
Interestingly, this could be true and you could never find out experimentally iirc.
I watched a veritasium video about the 1 way speed of light vs 2 way that talked about it.
Le reddit moment tips cap to you sir
The rest of the fucking owl moment
But I agree lol
Bro I thought that said h8rs
I want to just add my list of digital boardgames here lol excellent, real games. no ad farms, no crap.
Pay a couple dollars and download a rules PDF for the boardgame and away you go. Some of these are big games that it would be worth playing on PC or watching videos about first.
I own:
Good game but Haven't played digitally; on wishlist:
Ah, charlie was really resourceful in those jungles
How neat is that!?
That's pretty neat!
Yeah so they go out of business lol
It is nuts. It goes to show how far science goes proving things through deductions rather than direct observation. So much science is done that way.
I think that there would be some infinite energy glitches if it was actually true that light was faster 1 direction than another, so I think the assumption is a good one. But still fun facts