Yeah, Thats stupid. They can obviously take milk.ELCTea said:
Know why?
THEY'RE MAMMALS.
We have two cats, one's 14, and the other one's 8, they both drink milk. And are healthy.
Do you own a cat? (Just wondering)
Things everybody should know but for some reason, most don't.
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Know why?
THEY'RE MAMMALS.
We have two cats, one's 14, and the other one's 8, they both drink milk. And are healthy.
Do you own a cat? (Just wondering)
Well Nokia is a Finnish company ffs not Japanese(not sure if someone already said that but oh well). We also do not have polar bears here.
The thing that I find most hilarious, is that someone thinks that we had war-mammoths in the winter war(don't remember where I heard this so it may be a fake, but given the amount of stupidity this world has, it might be true that someone thinks that). I mean hell yeah it would have been epic, but on a more serious note: WTF???
The thing that I find most hilarious, is that someone thinks that we had war-mammoths in the winter war(don't remember where I heard this so it may be a fake, but given the amount of stupidity this world has, it might be true that someone thinks that). I mean hell yeah it would have been epic, but on a more serious note: WTF???
Black Holes are not some sort of hole in space and time. If somehow you magically were not effected by gravity, you could put your hand through a black hole, no problem. The black you see (or don't, relatively speaking) is just where the gravity reaches a point so strong light is pulled in, there is still stuff past that point, that orb of blackness, it's just impossible to get it out.
The REAL ''Black Hole'' is a singularity at the center of the orb of darkness that Black Holes are depicted as.
Also, they aren't some sort of monstrous demon travelling through space, eating up planets. They have the same mass as the core of the star they formed from, so if our Sun were to turn into one (which wouldn't happen, but bare with me) we would continue to orbit it, the only change would that we'd be plunged into darkness.
The REAL ''Black Hole'' is a singularity at the center of the orb of darkness that Black Holes are depicted as.
Also, they aren't some sort of monstrous demon travelling through space, eating up planets. They have the same mass as the core of the star they formed from, so if our Sun were to turn into one (which wouldn't happen, but bare with me) we would continue to orbit it, the only change would that we'd be plunged into darkness.
Discriminatory against whom ? The unborn child?Wingmna said:
Aren't abortions usually done when it's just a zygote ? If you'd argue that a zygote contains life, biologically it contains as much life as any other cell in your body. In my country it is illegal to have an abortion when it has been fully developed. The limit is 24 weeks.
(If you are religious: I think that because how you defended christianity quite vigorously, if not that ignore this wall of text). I think that making things illegal based on religious ethics is wrong. If one does that, he or she is enforcing his views on another person. How is somebody having an abortion affecting you ? Religion should keep to where it belong. It doesn't belong in State affairs. I don't know where you live but that's the way it is here. Religion has no place in our government and it shouldn't. Therefore, any moral ethic argument based on religious views have no validity for me.
You probably have heard that argument, but rape victims should have a right to abortion. I must admit my bias for the rape argument, because it is something someone close to me had to go through.
The planet is in no danger. People are always going on about how we are killing the planet...no no we are not. Whatever we do to it, it will still carry on, you would be amazed at how tough life is.
What we should worry about is saving the humans, if we continue with all the pollution then it'll be us that gets shafted. Earth will just shrug it's shoulders and and in a few million years will not even remember us except maybe for some slightly elevated radioactivity in some places.
Oh and also
Wood is made up of cellulose, which is mainly made of carbon, the carbon comes from the air not the soil, thus trees can be thought of as condensed air and sunshine.
What we should worry about is saving the humans, if we continue with all the pollution then it'll be us that gets shafted. Earth will just shrug it's shoulders and and in a few million years will not even remember us except maybe for some slightly elevated radioactivity in some places.
Oh and also
Wood is made up of cellulose, which is mainly made of carbon, the carbon comes from the air not the soil, thus trees can be thought of as condensed air and sunshine.
MANY cats are lactose intolerant and as adult mammals do not need it in their diet. Humans are the same story but most of us have built up a tolerance to cow milk by drinking it through our generations for thousands of years.Patrick Buck said:
Give a cat cow milk [http://cats.about.com/cs/catfood/a/humanfood.htm] and you increase the chance of them puking/crapping on your floor, basically.
Also; dogs are actually fatally intolerant to chocolate. Give your dog too much chocolate (which is only a few squares) and you will be poisoning it [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theobromine_poisoning]. DO that for a few days and he'll be dead by the end of the week. It's worse for cats but cats, unlike dogs, don't eat food they dislike; and chocolate is a food many cats dislike whereas most dogs eat any food you give them.
Almost every ideal you aspire to is something invented by other human beings. Their is no tangible force behind it. Good and bad or moral inventions, as is justice, fairness, and value of truth. That's not to say they aren't valuable, but they are not created by anything beyond man.
However, if your religious, this could be pretty much bunk.
Oh, and if your Christian
The devil is imprisoned in hell, not ruler of it
However, if your religious, this could be pretty much bunk.
Oh, and if your Christian
The devil is imprisoned in hell, not ruler of it
One question, doesn't something have to have mass to be affected by gravity? And as far as I know light has no mass which is why it can travel at light speed. Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought black holes somehow had gravity so great that it sucked in time as well. I don't know a lot about astronomy so sorry if I'm rambling.Popadoo said:
Anyway everyone should know that germs aren't all evil and that your body is attacking invaders. however not everything that is a bacterium exists to fuck you over and most are what is protecting you from foreign germs.
At the current rate, antibiotics will be useless in 10 years as bacteria mutate to resist them. Abuse of antibiotics (they DO NOT help a cold, people) is not helping.
1. That ellipsis don't indicate a pause, but the cutting off of a sentenc...
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3. Social rules/boundaries don't exist outside what us humans create.
3.5 We aren't truly free and there is no 'you', but made up of are experiences, genetics and
society.And people are only held accountable to their actions based on we decide.
4. Sexuality is not black and white.
5. Humans are animals.
6. All forms of government are flawed.
7. Backing up a statement with an example or Numbers/statistics doesn't make something true.
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3. Social rules/boundaries don't exist outside what us humans create.
3.5 We aren't truly free and there is no 'you', but made up of are experiences, genetics and
society.And people are only held accountable to their actions based on we decide.
4. Sexuality is not black and white.
5. Humans are animals.
6. All forms of government are flawed.
7. Backing up a statement with an example or Numbers/statistics doesn't make something true.
You are correct that light has no mass, it does however have momentum, but that is another issue. To understand how a black hole could affect light, you have to understand spacetime. To make things easier let's just imagine a 2D plane, anything with mass will cause spacetime to curve around it, like placing a ball on tightly stretched sheet of rubber. Light follows the curves in spacetime, its path being altered by the curvature. A black hole is so dense the spacetime has an nearly asymptotic slope near the mass, or singularity. The point at which the slope is so great that light will curve down into the singularity is called the event horizon. And that's black holes 101. I might have screwed up some details since this type of physics is not my field, so if you are in this branch of physics feel free to sperg at me.him over there said:
As for content: Searing meat does not lock in the juices. The point of searing meat is for colour and flavour.
When making pasta add a bit of olive oil to the pot to stop it from boiling over.
You will have to blame the school system for this one up to A-level math (18 years old) i was still being told Pi was 22/7.brandon237 said:Ahem...Kermi said:
[HEADING=3]WRONG![/HEADING]
Pi is not a rational number, it never terminates and does not repeat. All rational numbers can be shown in the form x = a/b, Pi, not being rational, cannot be accurately represented by 22/7 as this totally goes against what Pi is, an irrational number.
You can say that Pi is approximately 22/7, although it is as easy to remember 3,14.
Sorry. That may have been a little harsh
OT: Everyone should know that Chernobyl was not a good example of normal nuclear-fission power-generation and that "theory" in English does NOT mean the same, or even a similar thing, to what theory means in science.
Mind this is the same school that tried to tell me Electricity flows from Positive to negative
zumbledum said:You will have to blame the school system for this one up to A-level math (18 years old) i was still being told Pi was 22/7.brandon237 said:Ahem...Kermi said:
[HEADING=3]WRONG![/HEADING]
Pi is not a rational number, it never terminates and does not repeat. All rational numbers can be shown in the form x = a/b, Pi, not being rational, cannot be accurately represented by 22/7 as this totally goes against what Pi is, an irrational number.
You can say that Pi is approximately 22/7, although it is as easy to remember 3,14.
Sorry. That may have been a little harsh
OT: Everyone should know that Chernobyl was not a good example of normal nuclear-fission power-generation and that "theory" in English does NOT mean the same, or even a similar thing, to what theory means in science.
Mind this is the same school that tried to tell me Electricity flows from Positive to negative
This comic came to mind when I read these posts
Darwins Theory of evolution has given us a massively miss understood catchphrase
"Survival of the fittest"
Today the word fit might be used to mean attractive in England. It used to mean healthy as in physical condition. But in Darwins day it referred to shape. He is talking about fitting into a niche like a round peg in a round hole. a 3 toed sloth is not fit by any definition , hey the poor guys even got a sin named after em but they fit a niche and so they survive.
"Survival of the fittest"
Today the word fit might be used to mean attractive in England. It used to mean healthy as in physical condition. But in Darwins day it referred to shape. He is talking about fitting into a niche like a round peg in a round hole. a 3 toed sloth is not fit by any definition , hey the poor guys even got a sin named after em but they fit a niche and so they survive.
Yeeeaah... no, we don't. Cruithne is not a moon. Sadly, it's not a battle station either.redisforever said:
I don't like to tell QI they've done a mistake but it is an asteroid orbiting the sun that just happens to cross earth orbit in a way that made him look like a distant moon with a weird orbit to one guy who decided to publish just that.
All the more reason to live life to the fullest.And that doesn't have to mean skydiving or jumping the grand canyon on a Triumph Bonneville.SaneAmongInsane said:
I'm taking up cycling to compliment my fitness regimen (lost 25 lbs since October) and I've been playing guitar for the last two years (after several people outright told me I was too old to learn an instrument at 24) and plan to keep trying new things until I'm inevitably dragged kicking and screaming back into that cold, dark abyss.