Scientifically speaking how do strings keep kites floating in the air and can we harness this principle to create short-range string powered drones?
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>Destroys his opponents so hard, the only thing they can do in response is posting a fat guy in a funny hat
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This sounds like utter bullshit and lazyness. Basically physicists assume all of the universe is EXACTLY the same because that sounds goods and writing down universal laws lets them sleep at night.
But i offer, yes, i without the taint of college am objectively smarter than all those fame seekers, because objectively what i say is rationally superior.
What is the real evidence behind uniformity of nature?
Well the earth is made more or less of the same shit... the same SHIT? there's like more than 200 elements. Well but they are all "made up of the same stuff"
yeah but the smaller stuff just keeps changing and changing until no one is sure anymore what the fuck is going on.
>Ah but the whole universe is exactly the same we have observerd it.
How the fuck? spectography? dont make me laugh, yeah no, we just assume light is an universal property of existence, and surely how light gets reflected is a clear indicator of what materials are elsewhere. Because it works in the 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% part of the universe we have direct access to its easy to assume that all of it must be exactly the same, yeah right.
We cant even make accurate predictions regarding things that are in orbit, time dilation starts to become noticeable, things that are in our backyard constantly surprise us.
and dont get me started on the "dark" forces matter and all of those shits
its like, anti-science. Reach a conclussion and if the data doesnt support it then change the data. Literally that.
Yeah, some stuff seems similar, but similar isnt uniform. A tomboy can be "similar" to a boy but it has a fuckable vagina and that makes all the difference.
Just tiny differences could make the universe a vastly different.
things could be really weird and bizarre just outside our solar systems. force of gravity may change, or there may exist an object that randomly accelerates diagonally but only on thursdays
But i offer, yes, i without the taint of college am objectively smarter than all those fame seekers, because objectively what i say is rationally superior.
What is the real evidence behind uniformity of nature?
Well the earth is made more or less of the same shit... the same SHIT? there's like more than 200 elements. Well but they are all "made up of the same stuff"
yeah but the smaller stuff just keeps changing and changing until no one is sure anymore what the fuck is going on.
>Ah but the whole universe is exactly the same we have observerd it.
How the fuck? spectography? dont make me laugh, yeah no, we just assume light is an universal property of existence, and surely how light gets reflected is a clear indicator of what materials are elsewhere. Because it works in the 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% part of the universe we have direct access to its easy to assume that all of it must be exactly the same, yeah right.
We cant even make accurate predictions regarding things that are in orbit, time dilation starts to become noticeable, things that are in our backyard constantly surprise us.
and dont get me started on the "dark" forces matter and all of those shits
its like, anti-science. Reach a conclussion and if the data doesnt support it then change the data. Literally that.
Yeah, some stuff seems similar, but similar isnt uniform. A tomboy can be "similar" to a boy but it has a fuckable vagina and that makes all the difference.
Just tiny differences could make the universe a vastly different.
things could be really weird and bizarre just outside our solar systems. force of gravity may change, or there may exist an object that randomly accelerates diagonally but only on thursdays
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is this scientific proof of ballot fraud?
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Guess how many lives are saved by ...
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vaccinating 1,000,000 children.
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Anybody want to dispute her math?
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Anybody want to dispute her math?
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Objectively speaking: What the fuck was Gnosticism exactly? How did it originate and why?
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How long till babies are born that have dna from 2 males? That way two males can have children together.
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Why are COVID cases decreasing worldwide at a very fast pace? Can't be just the vaccines, right?
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I'm sorry to bring up another vax thread however it would appear that the reduction in covid deaths cannot be entirely caused by the vaccine. Winter flu deaths occur with definite regularity, hence the existence of the yearly winter flu jab for the old and vulnerable.
The covid vaccine was rolled out during the winter months when virus deaths are always high so now its summer, deaths have of course plummeted.
I do wonder what the death rates would have looked like had the vaccine not been developed. If nothing else, the vaccine has clearly had a huge tailwind of coming into spring and summer.
The covid vaccine was rolled out during the winter months when virus deaths are always high so now its summer, deaths have of course plummeted.
I do wonder what the death rates would have looked like had the vaccine not been developed. If nothing else, the vaccine has clearly had a huge tailwind of coming into spring and summer.
