Yeah it’s still no explanation for why my phone cracked the way it did when it fell off my lap
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>However, this universal law doesn’t explain every breakage. The rule works best when an object shatters randomly, such as when a glass tumbler suddenly hits the floor. But it doesn’t work well if the material is too soft, like some plastics, or if the breakup is too orderly, such as when surface tension causes a stream of water to break into droplets of the same size.
In other words, if it falls the floor, that one thing, if it’s knocked off the table and spins to the floor thats not the same. And then it mentions surface tension… the entire article is 4 fucking paragraphs that immediately says it’s got issues for a … (checks notes)
>New universal law predicts how most objects shatter
I am fucking sick of this fucking pattern of just bullshitting for a fancy title. Fucking A.
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Yeah it’s still no explanation for why my phone cracked the way it did when it fell off my lap
>However, this universal law doesn’t explain every breakage. The rule works best when an object shatters randomly, such as when a glass tumbler suddenly hits the floor. But it doesn’t work well if the material is too soft, like some plastics, or if the breakup is too orderly, such as when surface tension causes a stream of water to break into droplets of the same size.
In other words, if it falls the floor, that one thing, if it’s knocked off the table and spins to the floor thats not the same. And then it mentions surface tension… the entire article is 4 fucking paragraphs that immediately says it’s got issues for a … (checks notes)
>New universal law predicts how most objects shatter
I am fucking sick of this fucking pattern of just bullshitting for a fancy title. Fucking A.