arthur

It looks like Total Runoff method, but I'm not sure, you tell me. You should take a look on the criteria and decide which ones you care about, and based on that see which methods satisfy the criteria.

Take a look on this yt playlist Just ignore the first video, it's in portuguese.

I did; instead, I should have edited, but it didn't seem to be a problem at the time.

Take a look here: https://github.com/ArthurJ/rvoto

IMHO a good/fair voting system should comply with the Condorcet's winner criterion

So the project implements 2 Condorcet's methods

Is it your project?

Although the information could be the same, genetics happen in a "chemistry media" instead of a digital one, and most of the functionality of proteins is related to its physical structure, so I'm not sure if DNA could generate similar proteins with a different DNA encoding scheme.

O mint realmente não tem em KDE, o Fedora talvez tenha. Kubuntu é uma opção legal tb, só acho que hoje o Ubuntu não é o melhor.

O Arch é bem legal, é o que eu uso, mas não sei se é o ideal pra quem nunca usou Linux. A migração pra Linux por si só já tem suas dificuldades e período de adaptação, o Arch demanda bastante mão na massa e essa carga extra de exigência tem que ser considerada.

Boa sorte na sua jornada o/

Cara, acho que boas opções para você são o Fedora ou o Mint; desde que você não faça questão de usar KDE. Ambos são amigáveis, demandam menos conhecimento que o Arch.

If the frequency does lower abruptly due the redshifting, could we tell the difference between that and it just stopping?

The waves come from the circling, not the merge itself.

Yeah... But the singularity is hypothetical, we don't know if they exists. We know that blackholes exists, but how their inside's are is a different topic. And things don't just appear to be frozen when they approach the blackhole, they (from our perspectives) are frozen, they did not crossed it yet because of the time dilation.

That will demand a direct observation to answer