Man what is it with this guy and being obsessed with debates. You’ve been here for like 2 days and pretty much all you seem to do is debate AI and now argue semantics?
I try to give people online the benefit-of-the-doubt but it’s seriously difficult to believe your whole “physics and an astrophysics degree” when you have the “know-it-allness” of a 12 year old. 
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Sure?
Given a m³ of same particle count of reddish Betelgeuse’s (α Ori’s) and blueish Rigel A’s (β Ori A’s) surface, I would guesstimate Rigel’s were more “heavy” than Betelgeuse’s simply bc.
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Well! It is more that you @BlenderTimer try to brag with your 12-year-old’s poor understanding of astrophysics.
FYI – it takes some studies and occasionally a look through a telescope to get that right. Even some more studies and some more looks mebbe.
Please bring it down a notch or two, this is being taken far too seriously and personally
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Sure, @joseph, but why would any physical layman like @BlenderTimer feel entitled to lecture others about astrophysics?
I have no prob with laymen – or experts – being in error, but questioning and trying to lecture others with that faulty layman perception has a different quality, does it not?
I wasn’t talking to you personally, I was making a general observation. I was not, however, extending an invitation to discuss that observation. This conversation needs to be more civil and personal, no further discussion needed
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Who asked for your “invitation”?
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Ok, if you want to do things that way, enjoy your one-week timeout
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This make me think I have to drop here a always good and old (and BIG) LOL on that…