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Complaining about bad customer service is a Twitter tradition, but let me hand out some sincere compliments: Audioship (which uploads audio files [like a podcast] to YouTube) worked for over a month to help me fix a login problem, and finally succeeded!

9:49 PM · Jan 13, 2022

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And if liking Sean’s podcast is wrong, I don’t want to be right!

Taylor Mitchell Brown

@toochoicetaylor

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I believe this tweet illustrates that true public intellectuals compliment customer service providers.

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NoiseTheorem@mastodon.world

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That’s great! What’s better is how you nested [] inside (). This pleases me.

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This actually looks interesting! I have a huge back catalog I’ve been avoiding uploading because doing the video etc is so tedious!

Charlee Buffett

@BuffettCharlee

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Is this really a compliment?

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Is it possible to understand wave functions in a more generalized way? Can we better understand quantum mechanics by reinterpreting it? Well, yes.

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(PDF) Generalized Wave Functions using Space-time Algebra and its Interpretations

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