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12:44 AM
I hate jet lag
And getting up at 4 IN THE MORNING to get to the airport
and then travelling back in time and eating lunch when you know you should be eating dinner
*sob*
 
12:55 AM
...wait you time traveled today?
Awesome.
 
1:07 AM
hey there @James
 
@Shalvenay Hola. :D
 
how're things going?
 
Production change so I am at work tonight. Yipee!!!!
 
 
13 hours later…
2:15 PM
@James time travel via time zones. try it sometime.
Easier than a time machine (a bit slower) and only costs a plane ticket. Oh, and 10 hours of sleep.
 
2:43 PM
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Incognitohow long should an elf generation be to make it equivalent to humans? My elves live for about 250 years on average. They reach maturity around 40 - 60 years old. This is considered the beginning of their "adult" years, where they start having children. Siblings are born decades apart from each o...

 
 
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7:43 PM
@HDE are you around?
I have a question for you.
 
@Gryphon I am now, yeah.
 
@HDE226868 Okay, so I know that according to relativity, nothing has an objective velocity.
The velocity of any object can only be measured subjectively.
But can one measure the kinetic energy of an object objectively?
 
@Gryphon No, kinetic energy isn't the same in all frames - it's not what you might call "invariant". However, a related quantity that is invariant is the square of the four-momentum, a quantity that describes an object's energy and three-momentum (e.g. normal momentum in non-relativistc mechanics).
 
@HDE226868 Can I use this to "bleed off" energy from objects objectively?
 
@Gryphon ?
In any given reference frame, the total energy should be conserved.
 
7:54 PM
@HDE226868 It is, it's just converted to magic. So, magic. But I need some kind of way to do that objectively.
 
I'm still not sure I follow. Sorry, my head might not be on straight today.
 
Basically, I'm inventing a magic system.
 
Ah, I see.
 
And I want to preserve Conservation of Energy.
So I want to convert kinetic energy to magical energy at a very low rate.
But to do that, I need a way to objectively measure kinetic energy.
 
You'd probably have to discard relativity for that. . .
 
7:57 PM
@HDE226868 Yeah, that's the problem.
I may just use "velocity relative to the cosmic background radiation" and leave it at that.
 
That's a good reference frame to pick, if you want to pick one.
 
So, question two. How fast is the earth going relative to the CBR?
So, how much of this velocity can I steal before I make the planet uninhabitable?
 
I honestly couldn't tell you.
(Sorry!)
 
That's fine. At least you answered my other question.
Thanks!
 
Best of luck.
 
8:25 PM
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