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If an account gets repetitive fake comments, who, and how, are those generated? I know someone isn't manually making 50 accounts. So if you have a clue then feel free to go into details?

like is that a profession? or more of a side job? surely there's mass producers somewhere?

i mean for red, it's at the lower frequency end, so for red to be the only thing the object does not absorb, does that mean everything up to it did get absorbed? or if not, what happens to the unreflected waves?

if they do the same thing in identifying threats, why and how are they any different? if they were different, wouldn't one blood type be inferior at fighting infection?

Or if it's not specifically zoned for industrial use is it just automatically considered residential?

if my glucose is 91 after 8 hours fasted, bu raises to 96 after 20 hours..doesn't that just mean its up because your body is accessing stored glucose or lipids?

if i buy a domain from godaddy, does it already exist in their server? just unclaimed? like they had a computer generate every possible website name and just claim ownership?

say someone finds the picture of damian lillard after last nights game winner and puts a meme caption on it. Who has copyright to that still video? the tv network? the original poster on twitter?

i mean people do it all the time and nothing comes of it, it seems muddy. Same thing with pictures from cartoons being turned into memes, what's the legality on that?

what resources are available online that i can check to make a vague prediction?

we're supposed to have a chance of severe weather tomorrow. i've always been into meteorology, but i want to see behind the scenes of a forecast and see whats used to tell us the weather may be severe.

I know i need to look at different temps at atmosphere heights, wind speed & direction at different heights, humidity, etc.

learning some programming and thought, wait, would a computer know what i meant if i replaced "head" with say "cabeza"

i mean how do these lines and blocks have data in them, how does a barcode creator put it there? how does a phone know what to do with it?

i mean if dirt is just an aftermath of rocks, species, etc, then it couldn't have been an original substance, right? so was early earth just one big mantle?

i know i can't master everything because that would itself dilute and contradict the word master of it.

Anyway, i just dont like the idea of bearing down on one subject for my life. If i become an intelligible lawyer, well cool, but i've missed out on mastering my interests in physics, marketing, meteorology, fashion, fitness, anatomy, programming, and uhh yeah?

For the last 6 months i've been learning anything and everything i can that comes to mind, because i have time now. But, i want to be able to continue to do it and know all i can?

there are many medicines that allow us to treat or diminish symptoms by "blocking" or being an "anti-whatever" but how does it physically do it? what allows a chemical to block only a specific hormone or whatever it may be?

my major is economics, but i haven't taken any major related classes yet. i like to learn about a lot of different things, and physics (mainly astronomy and sub atomic) interests me more than most. I'd like to have a broader major, but i know any career in physics would require something more related.