Anonymous #3 2w

What’s so special about 7?

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Anonymous #2 2w

freemasons have a g in the middle of the compass= 7th letter of alphabet, number of matter: likely 7 (solid, liquid, gas, plasma, bose-einstein condensate, fermionic condensate, quark-gluon plasma- 7 planets, 7 chakras, 7 metals of antiquity, 7 days, 7 colors of the rainbow, 7 continents, many religious leaders births occur on the 7th or 16th (1+6), the "magical number" number of the mind is 7 meaning 7 is the traditional limit of average person holding info in the short term memory, MANY 7s in-

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Anonymous #3 2w

the bible: 7 deadly sins, 7 spirits, 7 angels/trumpets, 7 thunders, the seven kings, etc

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Anonymous #3 2w

i'm not religious at all but i'm just pointing this out because somebody wrote the bible yk

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Anonymous #3 2w

wtf I didn’t know about those 3 other states of matter 💀 7 things in short term memory is disappointing

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Anonymous #3 2w

I was not aware of this at all, that’s pretty cool

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Anonymous #2 2w

yes because they don't teach you quantum anything. and that's literally the most important math and science besides the basics

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Anonymous #3 2w

Tbf my major doesn’t need any chemistry and I didn’t take AP chem in high school. I did learn about electron spin though

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Anonymous #2 2w

me neither, i got a b- in chem in HS and i haven't taken it yet in college, but i watch videos and i look at peer reviewed studies and papers and once you kinda have a bit of an understanding of how stuff works even a little bit at a quantum level.. not the math but for example superposition... it is kind of scary but also cool at the same time

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Anonymous #2 2w

Despite the part of the graphic that defines the difference by economy, “Global South” really just means “not white or western influenced” and mostly meaningless apart from this. Notice that the ABC Islands are alternatively red or blue. China is red despite being a developed economy, the world’s largest, but Japan and Korea are blue because they’re aligned with the West. Israel is considered developed, none of its neighbors apparently are.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Right, but isn’t Turkey a NATO member? Aren’t they somewhat subject to western influence?

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