James Edwards

@natevw@toot.cafe Yeah it does. When a mouse is used, the mouse is considered to be a primary pointer regardless of which button was pressed (as opposed to touch interaction where only single touches are considered primary). So what I described is to spec, it just seemed oddly counter-intuitive to me.

@ctesta@fediscience.org This article should be helpful: https://www.tpgi.com/making-math-accessible/

@dgar@aus.social “What’s wrong Rick? Is it the Quantum Carburetor or something?” “Quantum Carburetor?? Jesus Morty, you can’t just add a sci-fi word to a car word and hope it means something. Huh. Looks like something’s wrong with the Microverse Battery.”

@arnandegans@home.social @tb@tldr.nettime.org As Yoda said: "Always in motion, the future is" It's possible for the future to already exist without precluding free-will, if it exists in a state of non-deterministic uncertainty.

@awwaiid@mastodon.social. What you’re describing there is not deterministic. Yes, the action of cause and effect is required for making predictions that can be tested, but random occurrences can still occur, to invalidate any prediction at any time. It’s not possible to trace cause and effect with 100% certainty because the universe itself is not deterministic. @arnandegans@home.social @tb@tldr.nettime.org

@tiffanycli@mastodon.social Sounds like a trigger for "pronoia" (the irrational feeling that people are conspiring to help you) 😁