On social media sites like Facebook. I know most of them show up because you have mutual friends. And I think others that show up are people viewing your profile. Am I wrong? And I also heard other members show up because if you have location services turned on your Apps. What do you guys think?
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Hard to say exactly how people show up as friend recommendations. I have probably close to 300 pending friend request on my Facebook, I hate Facebook, but I like the Shelby group pages, so I stay on there for that. But I don't understand why so many people find it necessary to post every part of there life on that place.
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^Maybe he already tried and that's why she's an ex.
I think it's just another reason I don't have a FB account,................or any other social media site account..
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If they have access to your contacts in your phone, it will pull people up that way as well.
I typically disallow anything like that, I think there was an update or something that allowed it a while back and all of a sudden I was getting friend suggestions based on "in your contacts."
Immediately shut that shit off.
I typically disallow anything like that, I think there was an update or something that allowed it a while back and all of a sudden I was getting friend suggestions based on "in your contacts."
Immediately shut that shit off.
People really need to pay more attention to just how much personal info Facebook (and other social apps) has access to.
I honestly always looked at social media as a girl/teenagers deal. Then the older people started joining to "keep an eye on their kids".
Facebook = lol for me, like the Ukraine Cluster thread.
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Who cares. Ignore them.
All I get on my FB is car stuff, real estate, and work stuff.
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Same reason I have one. Also don't have the app. Just use it on my laptop.
I have no friends on it. And every couple days when I open Facebook it shows a list of people and says "try sending 5 friend requests"
What do I think? I think gravity will be discovered to not be mediated by quantum mechanics in any way, rather, gravity, space and time are just "emergent phenomena," i.e., what you get, when you get enough wavefunctions behaving like particles in one place. The minimum amount of particles necessary is the amount required to bend space slightly more than the Planck volume. Then spacetime pops up out of the whole mix. Now you've got rocks moving in circles, light bending around large masses, etc, and all of it thinking it is just moving in straight lines. Because it's the spacetime that's bent.
I think information is not lost in black holes. If you could get the contents back out, you'd have a "soup" of up & down quarks, and electrons. As far as quantum mechanics is concerned, everything is made up of only those three particles. So that's the only information the universe cares about.
I think black holes cannot truly "evaporate" via Hawking radiation. The way it works is that two virtual particles pop into existence. One happens to occur on the wrong side of the event horizon, making the particle outside the horizon "real," thus carrying away some of the mass of the hole. HOWEVER! Once the event horizon shrinks to less than the Planck volume, no other particles can pop into existence on the wrong side of the hole, so the hole can't lose any further mass, and it can't ever feed again, because it's too small. It may take a while for this to occur.
The past is classical. The future is quantum. The point at where the wave function collapses to classical is the present. It's all about them dang 'ol wave functions, man, I tell you what!
Sorry, what was the question?
I think information is not lost in black holes. If you could get the contents back out, you'd have a "soup" of up & down quarks, and electrons. As far as quantum mechanics is concerned, everything is made up of only those three particles. So that's the only information the universe cares about.
I think black holes cannot truly "evaporate" via Hawking radiation. The way it works is that two virtual particles pop into existence. One happens to occur on the wrong side of the event horizon, making the particle outside the horizon "real," thus carrying away some of the mass of the hole. HOWEVER! Once the event horizon shrinks to less than the Planck volume, no other particles can pop into existence on the wrong side of the hole, so the hole can't lose any further mass, and it can't ever feed again, because it's too small. It may take a while for this to occur.
The past is classical. The future is quantum. The point at where the wave function collapses to classical is the present. It's all about them dang 'ol wave functions, man, I tell you what!
Sorry, what was the question?
Tons of people. I had to get on it ages and ages ago, like, 2004-ish, because my editor, at the time, insisted. "FB is the key to becoming the next Tom Clancy," she said. She meant well.
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