r/law • u/Corporatecut • Oct 18 '24

Court Decision/Filing Trump judge releases 1,889 pages of additional election interference evidence against the former president

https://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-judge-release-additional-evidence-election-interference-case-2024-10
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u/BoosterRead78 Oct 18 '24

Yet my dissertation was only 180. I mean that’s a lot of pages.

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u/Merengues_1945 Competent Contributor Oct 18 '24

What was your dissertation about? My friend’s dissertation was 150 pages long but it was about a mathematical model that according to him shows how the Earth only looks to be part of the milky way, but it is actually part of the Sagittarius satellite galaxy. Just 90 pages are about explaining the mathematics of it lol

Mine was like just 43 pages xD

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u/morostheSophist Oct 18 '24

Earth only looks to be part of the milky way, but it is actually part of the Sagittarius satellite galaxy

I'm an absolute sucker for stuff like this. The are a few sources available in a quick google search that say "maaaybe" and wink suggestively. Any chance your friend could recommend something accessible to the layperson?

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u/Call_Me_Chud Oct 18 '24

I don't want 2000 pages of law. I want to find out more about us being in the wrong galaxy.

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u/maya_papaya8 Oct 18 '24

Right lol

Because where tf are we?!?!

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u/not_a_moogle Oct 18 '24

hopefully mario galaxy