Your impossible questions?
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Such are the puruits of Quantum physics, to pursue an answer to that question.Private Custard said:
The amount of time that the fly (or it's summary particles) would have a net velocity of zero would be negligible.
In the same way that if a freight train hits a concrete wall, the entire train does not instantly come to a full stop, the deceleration would be a cascading effect from the locomotive to the first car, second car and so forth backwards. The same it would be with the fly, but on a minute scale. Since the cascading effect of the deceleration of the fly would take far less time to elapse then that freight train example I gave, it would be difficult to accurately assess how much time that actually would take.
Man invents time machine.
He was able to because on his first return trip he went back in time and told himself the design.
Where did the design come from?
He was able to because on his first return trip he went back in time and told himself the design.
Where did the design come from?
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.
Not really impossible to answer, just something that's been bugging me for awhile.
How much wood wou7ld a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
The Correct answer is : He chuck all the wood a woodchuck could chuck if he could chuck wood but nobody seems to know.
The Correct answer is : He chuck all the wood a woodchuck could chuck if he could chuck wood but nobody seems to know.
I see this sign like 30 times a day at work and it always gives me a wry smile that confuses everyone else.arc1991 said:
Will you ever look at this sign the same again? =D
OT: If you actually created AI capable of independent thought and learning would its emotions/reactions/personality be as boring as the rest of humanity?
It hurts because its causing damage to your body. And your body needs to warn you that one of your systems is being violated. Said violation is negative so you get a negative feeling sent to your brain by the nervers reporting the violation. Which results in a negative feeling. So "hurt" is your body warning you not to do something (like walk through thorns)Jasper Jeffs said:
oh yeah I see it now...The Jakeinator said:Alright, he's flying. Imagine you are seeing this "Superman" from the side, where his arm and legs are lined up so you can only see 1 arm. His Penis is sticking out, and he is wearing a cape. Now let that image sink it.Sacman said:so he's flying, I still don't get it...The Jakeinator said:Imagine the bottom one is flying.Sacman said:I don't get it...arc1991 said:
Will you ever look at this sign the same again? =D
For some people, they would think of that image when they saw something like this instead if the default.
Am I making a point across? It's hard to explain things in sentences for me.
The answer is an infinity equal to the cardinality of the largest infinity in the sum.CJackson95 said:
Or, more simply, infinity + infinity = infinity.
Each particle in the fly will have a moment at which it is stationary relative to the ground. But those moments will be at different times.Private Custard said:
Equally, there will be a moment when the total momentum of the fly would be zero relative to the ground.
The problem can be unintuitive because one thing people forget is that the glass of the train window will bend slightly, very very slightly, as the fly hits.
Guess so just wonder how similar you could make something without a brain to a person essentially.The Jakeinator said:Possibly. Depends on what happens in it's life.Urialanis said:I see this sign like 30 times a day at work and it always gives me a wry smile that confuses everyone else.arc1991 said:
Will you ever look at this sign the same again? =D
OT: If you actually created AI capable of independent thought and learning would its emotions/reactions/personality be as boring as the rest of humanity?