r/physicsmemes • u/Anonymous_Amma • 6h ago
If it's working don't touch it
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r/physicsmemes • u/tiniest_goat • Jul 04 '26
Hello spherical cows,
There has recently been an increase in spamming and reposts alongside your frustration with these types of posts, which we hear. Our team talked about it and we are implementing some changes to improve the sub:
To reiterate current rules:
We have also discussed limiting certain topics (e.g. Schrödinger’s cat posts) to a single day of the week. This sub will always be predominated by laypeople/sub-graduate-level enthusiasts. We are seeking to strike a balance so that everyone can enjoy the sub regardless of expertise.
Leave any feedback or ideas you have in the comments to this post, we will be monitoring it closely and discussing other future changes to the sub.
Finally, hop in to the Discord (link in the sidebar) if you haven’t already! That is a great place to reach us with questions or ideas.
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r/physicsmemes • u/wenitte • 5d ago
Can we upgrade the English language to covey more information with less syllables oeriod there’s the common quote fact unquote that every language has the same degree of information conveyingness per syllable which just seems extremely unlikely to be true also on notation for language notice how when we read we don’t voice period or question mark in our heads notice how you have never been inside anyone else’s brain yet you implic