davidgro

Objectively the correct answer.

Maybe with the red-head wig it's questionable

Sure, but that's not what 'complete' means in the context of gödel's incompleteness theorems. It means 'being able to prove all true statements'.

And I really don't see why that matters - for example an NES emulator doesn't know what a Mario is, or what a jump is, but it's still true that when certain games are running, most of the time pressing one of the buttons on the controller makes Mario jump.

I don't buy the simulation hypothesis, but I also don't understand why the simulation would need to be 'complete' as long as it's sufficiently consistent - after all, wouldn't the same argument apply to simulations we do have, such as emulators and VMs? But they work anyway

By the 10th iteration it will have surpassed the mass of an average adult human.
And at the 21st, will be more massive than the largest Blue Whales.

That article wasn't updated when it became a hurricane later.

Oh! I thought the post was just a joke. Thanks!

Epsilon is not E, storm names went Greek after running out of English letters (skipping Q, U, X, Y and Z). E in 2020 was Tropical Storm Edouard.

They now no longer go Greek, there's a list of alternate names and I think it starts over at A.

Oh! I've had no real problems with my LG.

The made ice occasionally gets stuck and has to be knocked loose, but that's no big deal - not like the Samsung freezing the whole mechanism into a huge block that prevents accessing it to clear it out.

I can't answer the question as written, but can from the other direction: I'm perfectly happy to have not had any siblings.

Thanks!
Yeah, I should have just read the article.

I don't get it, didn't the US lose that about a year ago or something?