Inversely Proportional Puns

Edit: I’m glad y’all have diners nearby that serve good food. This is a rule of thumb, to clarify I’m not saying that any menu that is more than one page is garbage.

This is one that I assume anyone who works in food service or just watches Kitchen Nightmares knows but that still leaves out a lot of people so here goes;

It is natural to gravitate towards more choices, but more often than not you will receive sub-par food. This is due to the complications massive menus create. More options means more ingredients, means each ingredient is being used less. The stress this creates compromises the storage and restock procedures.

It also requires much more knowledge and ability on the part of the cooks to inconsistently cook so many dishes, not just making it edible but making it good is hard, moldy ingredients notwithstanding.

History suggests his form to be inversely proportional to the rest of the team. Imagine when they all click at once.

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In the models I've seen (e.g. Kinney or Mills), peak blast wave overpressure is roughly inversely proportional to scaled distance (tending to infinity). What is the physical reason for this? The models are typically based of experimental data, but nobody appears to be trying to explain it.

This is basically incomprehensible to me. I think I need a ELI5 for the following terms (I cant understand any online resources):

• Energy
• Radiation
• Wavelength
• Wave
• Frequency
• Electromagnetic radiation

It's probably an explainlikeimtwo at this point but I really don't get this

Rural folks make me proud

Also what is the relation between voltage sensitivity and figure of merit of a galvanometer, are they inversely proportional or directly proportional?

That's all I'm confused about, please help me out in this, thank you so much

Thoughts on this proposition?

Hello ! I can't understand what happens exactly when we say that when we add an acid in water, H+ is increased, and OH- decreases. So here i'm talking specifically about weak acids.

Because in order for OH- to decreases, it has to merge with H+ right? So in the end, i understand why OH- decreases but since the added H+ are immediately merging with OH- to make H2O, we don't really see an increase in H+. If things have to back to the 10^-14 equilibrium, how does it happen exactly?Because if we want to reincrease H+ again to compensate the OH- loss, it can only happen from H2O dissolving into one H+ and one OH- which won't create only a H+ as we want...

I don't get it :(

EDIT: Ok thanks everyone for trying to help me! I think i mostly understood it all

Hello dear physicists,

I am studying my physics lesson and I don't understand why the decrease in uncertainty of the velocity of an electron increases the uncertainty of its location.Does it have to do with the waves of probability? Like the faster it goes, the hight the number of waves or something?

I don't know :(

Thanks for helping me !

EDIT: Thanks guys I'm trying to understand all ur answers

seriously watching Markiplier just removes all my anxiety

That's it, that's the post.