yummybrainz

Thanks for sharing, very cool!

Thank you! That makes sense to me.

I agree that it's not great style for just conveying information clearly and plainly (e.g I'd hate to read documentation written like this) but I'd argue that here, the medium is part of the message.

It's supposed to sound dry and depressing and somewhat sterile.

> It's hostile to the reader with the side of flaunting author's superiority.

I think if someone deliberately obfuscates meaning to sound fancier when the point is to communicate information directly, sure, I'd agree. But writing is often art, and I think demanding effort from the reader is fair in that case. I wouldn't make a blanket generalization like that.

I agree!

Both versions are great: the former is poetic and grand and would fit right in in a fantasy text; the latter is dry and informative and requires much less mental effort to translate and extract meaning from (though still more than "normal" text.

I could imagine a third version that's clearer than the second and still nearly as poetic as the first.

Is there no measurable quantity in the current state of a magnetized ball that would predict its behavior in a magnetic field then?

I'd be surprised if that were the case: seems like it'd violate some sort of "locality", where the future should depend entirely on the present state.

Is it just that there's unidentified present state that's perhaps more easily characterized by knowing the history? Or is it somehow unidentifiable in principle?

Many Kindles have backlights for night-time reading!

Pretty sure it's the former!

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Do you think (or care) about the ethics of this sort of behavior? Do you consider it unethical and if you do, under what conditions would you decide to do it anyway?

Yeah, completely unintentional on my part, but I do be dumb sometimes.