Nowhere. Unless you get decapitated.That said:When you die, where does your mind go?
And it's not as simple as you might think.
I don't know, it's like asking why you can move your limbs or finger, even though you don't "ask" your brain to do it, you just do it. You simply "feel" pain because it is the way your brain tells you something is wrong with your body.Jasper Jeffs said:Why does pain hurt?
I either get a strange look or "because it does". I still dunno why it hurts, or what pain even is. I feel pain, but I have no idea why it hurts me, or what "hurt" is. Ah fuck, I'm just diving by zero here.
Infinity + Infinity = Infinity. If you have a larger scale of infinity, the larger one takes precedence, say Aleph0 + Aleph1 = Aleph1. Same is true with all arithmetic functions.CJackson95 said:Infinite + Infinite = ???
On the presumtion reality is as it appears, then death = oblivion. Considering the many-worlds interpretation [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many-worlds_interpretation], consciousness continues down all paths by which it can, so you (the observer) continue to live until all possibilities that rule out death are exhausted. Then oblivion.Pandalisk said:Answer with certainty?
What happens after death?
In reality, absolutes do not exist, hence the force is only finitely unstoppable and the wall is only finitely indestructable. In short, one would fail, much like the unsinkable Titanic.AvsJoe said:What would happen if an unstoppable force met an indestructible wall?
The fly would experience rapid decelleration, ergo would slow, then stop, then reverse direction (and rapidly accellerate) to the speed of the train windshield. So yes, there is a point in time, no matter how miniscule, in which the fly stops. Of course, this is all going to be very hard on the integral structure of the poor fly.Private Custard said:If a fly is flying down the railway line and happens to meet the windscreen of a train travelling in the opposite direction, does the fly stop before going back in the same direction as the train, even for a nanosecond? ... But if the train is moving in that direction, how could the fly stop before going the other way?
By feel and by smell. Fortunately, unlike grease, fecal matter washes off fairly easily. Much of the world prefers use of a bedet [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bedet] over bathroom tissue, anyway. Paperless toilets are particularly big in Japan.Stabby McRunfast said:How do blind people know when they're done wiping?
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It explodes.JunebugJuJuBee said:What would happen if Pinocchio says "my nose will grow"?
Not sure if this has been answered (I'm not prepared to search through 8 more pages), but I may have a partial answer. Technically, anytime you touch something it's pain. So, really pain doesn't always mean that you are hurt. Like I said, it's just a partial answer, and may in fact confuse you more, but it's the best I can do.Jasper Jeffs said:Why does pain hurt?
I either get a strange look or "because it does". I still dunno why it hurts, or what pain even is. I feel pain, but I have no idea why it hurts me, or what "hurt" is. Ah fuck, I'm just diving by zero here.
Thinking that helps me fight pain. I think "What is pain? Why does this hurt?" and it lessens the pain. Yeah call me weird.Jasper Jeffs said:Why does pain hurt?
I either get a strange look or "because it does". I still dunno why it hurts, or what pain even is. I feel pain, but I have no idea why it hurts me, or what "hurt" is. Ah fuck, I'm just diving by zero here.
Koo koo kachoo, man.Scylla6 said:You are the walrus.LemonMelon said:Am I the eggman or are they the eggman?
You are the Walrus.LemonMelon said:Am I the eggman or are they the eggman?
Shoot the Karaoke machine and get physical with the gun butt.Wintermute_ said:Your trapped in a room with Justin Beiber, Miley Cirus, both are having a karaoke contest, and you have only one bullet in your revolver. What to do?
When it starts as something bigger. IE Ice sculptures!Skorpyo said:OT:When does anything stop being made of something smaller?
I think the more important question, can multiple personalities meet.CarpathianMuffin said:Can somebody with multiple personalities fall in love with one of their personalities?
Not really impossible to answer, just something that's been bugging me for awhile.
Touche...Da Chi said:I think the more important question, can multiple personalities meet.CarpathianMuffin said:Can somebody with multiple personalities fall in love with one of their personalities?
Not really impossible to answer, just something that's been bugging me for awhile.
If so, do they throw social parties with themselves?
You are awesome. You > Everything MathMaze1125 said:Okay.Talshere said:Smart assMaze1125 said:The lowest positive real value of x such that cos(x) = 1.Talshere said:Maze1125 said:Talshere said:Maze1125 said:You answered your own question.FeralCentaur said:What is a third of 10? It just goes on like 3.33333333333333....forever.
You can also write it as "3 and a 1/3".
Or you could write it in base 3, where it would be written as 10.1. (and the original "10" would be written as 101)
A better math one would be "define pie"
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a baked food having a filling of fruit, meat, pudding, etc., prepared in a pastry-lined pan or dish and often topped with a pastry crust.
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We both know I ment Pi even if Im an idiot and put an "e" on the end![]()
Where cos(z) is defined to be sum(n=0 to infinity) (-1)[sup]n[/sup]z[sup]2n[/sup]/(2n)!
Now go write out Pi as a figure. When you get to the part we dont know I think Ill have made my point.
In base pi, pi = 1.
Done and dusted.