It is interesting to think of astronauts, specialized in physics, biology, and technical material (naturalistic) explanations of our universe as theists.

They will adapt.

They pray towards Mecca, which indeed can be over the top of the world.

Wonderful people in these comments, I wonder if they get invited to family gatherings

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I wish someone could have helped him. By most accounts, he was a lovely person and a clearly talented musician, but he took the loss so personally and I think he really felt vilified.

Getting that pucker going when frame shifting into a new system and suddenly you're in-between two behemoths taking heat damage on both sides

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🎶Brown sugar babe, I get high off your love🎶

I had this question pop into my head at like four am one day. Fortunately I work the night shift in the hospital and the er doctor happened to be Muslim so I had the opportunity to ask. At first, I think he thought I was giving him shit but when he realized I was serious, he told me that it was more important to pray than to face the correct direction. He also showed me an app he had on his phone that used gps to show him the correct direction to pray. I was surprised to see the direction was north. They pray over the top of the world, which makes sense when you think about it.

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That song shook me

My grandma told me when she moved to the “big city” from the holler that Pizza was the big new thing. We have square cut pizza here and back then they’d serve it to go in a paper bag

We're all traveling at great speeds through space/time, so according to which frame of reference are we talking here?

An outside observer would say you are traveling at great speed on a train for example, while in your own reference frame you would be stationary (until you accelerate).

Or maybe it's more philosophical? I know I don't feel quite settled until I'm at home, taking a dump while sitting on my own toilet. That, to me, is one of the places where I feel most at peace.

“Mine”

I feel like the consideration that ultimately made the most difference in deciding in the plaintiffs' favor was this rule about including a "significant portion" of one work within another, or something like that. And indeed, the notes in question make up fully half the kookaburra song. But it's so short, I feel like there needs to be a limit. Otherwise you can have people laying claim to whole songs consisting of trivial musical notes or solitary measures. And even if the right short combination of notes can be distinctive, the tune they were fighting over was not the sort that leaps out at you. It went largely unnoticed for 26 years until an Australian quiz show, based on a staffer's original research (as opposed to settled fact), asked contestants to name the similarity.

What if humans can travel through wormholes one day or travel to another dimension?

Want some of your brown sugar 🎶🎵

According to the article, you pray towards the general direction of earth

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Someone would.

If some neo-Nazi group used “That’ll Be The Day” over images of a Jewish president, I think Buddy Holly’s wife would have an issue with that.

(Not that Universal, who owns the recording, or Paul McCartney, who owns the publishing would ever allow that.)

Don't forget Tom Carvel and the invention of soft serve ice cream.

Cincinnati-style chili - also from Greeks (although some would argue that isn't something to be proud of...)

I don't think you know what the word reasonable means lol.

Spider-goat, Spider-goat

Making threads for your coat

Creates steel, any size

Also has too many eyes

Look out!

Here comes the Spider-goat