> Let me start off by those are all galaxies

Actually some of the brightest objects are stars in the Milky Way.

Whatever it will be, it won’t be right now, as long as all the other versions of the device still have the tray.

Hm... iPhones don't need to be unlocked in order to be serviced (although you need to remove Find My iPhone).

Neither. It’s pretty normal for non-grounded chargers.

> most people would agree that their life would be better if FB never existed.

I'd really like to see some numbers to back that up. I highly doubt that's true.

Just because there are other things Apple might do that you feel is bad for the environment doesn’t mean that not shipping chargers isn’t good for the environment. Any company can always do more.

Just because it isn’t, or you feel it isn’t, really for the environment, doesn’t mean it isn’t good for the environment.

Are you against nuance in language? Because, I think it serves us quite well, in general.

If some relevant law or principle is broken, maybe. Is it?

Or maybe not. We don’t know.

Maybe there wasn’t a “before the universe”, but it depends on how you define these terms. We also don’t know, of course. We don’t know if the universe is infinite, but it’s the simplest model.

The universe we’ll ever have to care or know about us finite, though. Not that this helps explaining much :)

Things don’t need to expand into anything. It’s just distances between objects that become larger.

> So, what’s going to end up happening is either > - stagnation of innovation > > - 4k and 8k TVs no longer being sold in the EU.

Or something else that you didn’t think of.

Facebook has made and contributed to several large open source projects throughout the years.

> because of the photons interacting with each other as they travel almost parallel but not the same wavelength and pola

Isn’t the electromagnetic force linear up until very high energies? What do you mean interact?