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" ... A solar eclipse occurring coincident with the solstice is a pretty rare event, but one that we're fortunate enough to be experiencing quite regularly at the present. Over a very long timescale, we'll only see one solstice solar eclipse every 82 years or so: not very good odds for a human. But because of how these events cluster together in 19 year intervals, we had one in 1982, 2001, are having one in 2020, and will have more in 2039 and 2058. All of these will occur on the June solstice. ... "
" ... Each line is a different city, and the black one is a national average. But look at Seattle. It dropped more than a week before the average plunged, coincident with the area’s (and the nation’s) first coronavirus death. Then they all broke down on March 9, as the number of cases grew even more. ... "
" ... Metaphorically, you can reasonably assert the likelihood that model and line are in fact the same property increases as both the number of coincident facet terms rises and the number of exclusive facet terms falls. Indeed, this is also a way that you can think about semantics - line in the context of a product is very different from line from a geometry standpoint, and this would be very evident by the fact that even factoring in synonyms, there is likely no overlap between the set of terms defining one as compared to another. ... "
" ... Still from a lecture on entropy by Clarissa Sorensen-Unruh. Entropy, as labeled by the quantity S,... [+] plays an enormously important role in physics and in thermodynamics in particular, and also has an arrow coincident with the arrow of time. But does the fact that entropy never decreases means that entropy is responsible for the perceptive arrow of time? ... "
" ... There is also a risk from over-reliance on any one source of equipment, since they could be prone not necessarily to coincident failure but shutdowns for defects. Granted, it is hard to imagine a technological flaw or accident that would see all wind turbines or solar panels shut down the way Japan closed all of its nuclear power plants after the Fukushima incident, although the political vulnerability of rare earth minerals production should not be disregarded. And the potential for cross-border electricity integration to result in political disruptions should not be ruled out (see Russia gas sales to Ukraine). But overall, it seems that planners to take Reagan’s “Trust but verify” slogan to heart, at least insofar as they should, “Trust but diversify.” ... "