Posts by troon

1. 2021-11-25 at 8:18 PM UTC in Divorce?
   

   troon African Astronaut
   If you could bury her under a nice new patio, with complete impunity, would you do it?
2. 2021-11-25 at 8:14 PM UTC in Lala is teaching me how to drive
   

   troon African Astronaut

   Originally posted by Lanny lala and I do everything together so I’ve made it work.

   
   don't refer to her as 'it', that's disrespectful
3. 2021-11-25 at 5:58 PM UTC in Why do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
   

   troon African Astronaut

   Originally posted by Solstice Excuse to FURTHER overeat and get too drunk

   
   fixed typo
4. 2021-11-25 at 3:40 PM UTC in Hippies
   

   troon African Astronaut
   on my sticky out foo foo and im bad because it feeled good
5. 2021-11-25 at 2:32 PM UTC in Only hebrews and chinks own homes
   

   troon African Astronaut
   Celestron RASA 11 - still worth getting as an expensive toy that will get used once because it's too fucking cold here?
6. 2021-11-25 at 2:15 PM UTC in Hippies
   

   troon African Astronaut

   Originally posted by aldra WHAT DOES IT MEAN

   
   I just can't bring myself to write that word. I hate the inbred retarded. Migrants to the UK are basically humanitarian workers.
7. 2021-11-25 at 1:57 PM UTC in Hippies
   

   troon African Astronaut

   Originally posted by Solstice Fucking your family members is the only way to keep the blood pure

   
   And the dental bills high.
8. 2021-11-25 at 1:21 PM UTC in Hippies
   

   troon African Astronaut

   Originally posted by BummyMofo damn dirty ass people and black people are savages???

   
   I watched this weird early 70s br*tish drama a few days ago. The only significant events were some guy fucking a girl who turned out to be his daughter, and the girl saying that she was molested when she was very young and enjoyed it.
   
   It was indulgent white degeneracy.
9. 2021-11-08 at 10:22 AM UTC in Kyle Rittenhouse: Am I missing something?
   

   troon African Astronaut

   Originally posted by Wariat [a video]Video of retarded polak who FUCKING FINALLY realizes that gravity is a relatively weak force.[/a video]
   
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10. 2021-11-08 at 10:14 AM UTC in STICK IT, Damn It!
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Bill not going to work will do that, if you aren't taking a vaccine by this point you are dumb and missing out for no reason

    
    You can still get covid when vaccinated, and if you do test positive, you still have to stay away from work.
    
    The current narratives are creepy and nonsensical. Like vaccinating 5-year olds - parents worry more about their kids being abducted by a pedo, yet it's statistically more likely they'll have an adverse reaction to a vaccine that won't benefit them.
11. 2021-11-04 at 9:58 AM UTC in How come the pedos on this site are never the ones to die?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Quick Mix Ready it kind of creeps me out when I talk to guys from Australia because of that. I know a lot of them are nice people

    
    They're not. They're all arrogant, abo-mutilating psychopaths. Their arrogance isn't even justified since all they know how to do is dig special kinds of dirt out of the ground.
12. 2021-11-03 at 2:17 PM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by mmG Now imagine one hexagonal tile, that has another 6 hexagonal tiles surrounding it, one touching each edge. In that space, this would be considered a circle.

    
    That's an interesting example, but it only covers one circle of r=1 in a very specific discrete space. Even assuming your example represents our reality, the question asked if circles (plural) exist. What's the next radius in this discrete space that would be considered a circle?
13. 2021-11-01 at 10:39 AM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by mmG Even then
    
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-hair_theorem

    
    Interesting, but the phrases 'rapidly decays' and 'excepting quantum fluctuations' suggest that variations exist at a small enough scale.
14. 2021-11-01 at 10:18 AM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Lanny Yeah, exactly, constructing a circle out of finite physical parts would seem to be at least conceivable. If we imagine particles as finite sized objects in continuous space you’ll never be able to arrange a finite number of them in a circle, but that’s no problem in discrete space.

    
    Whenever I visualize your circle in discrete space, I always see quantization happening between points on the circumference. I can visualize a very good approximation of a circle, but no better. Which of us is retarded?
15. 2021-11-01 at 10:08 AM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Nigger Nintendo Food for thought: Wouldn't black holes count as perfect circles/spheres?

    
    If black holes evaporate, then their mass must reduce at the boundary, so I don't think they could be perfect circles.
16. 2021-10-31 at 3:25 PM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Lanny Distance can be defined over a discrete space, so a circle can still exist, it just ends up being a finite set of points rather than an infinite one.

    
    When you have a finite number of points on a circumference then it's still just an approximation of a circle, at any scale.
17. 2021-10-31 at 10:21 AM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Lanny Any in any case, “circle” is still a well defined concept in discrete spaces, which I assume is the same as what you mean by “granular”.

    
    I don't think a circle can objectively exist in a discrete space. that seems contradictory.
18. 2021-10-30 at 10:49 PM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Lanny Is there?

    
    If the laws of physics break down at the scale of a Planck, then nothing can have curvature between any two 'points' at that scale. Even defining the absolute center of a circle is impossible.
19. 2021-10-30 at 9:32 AM UTC in Do circles objectively exist?
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by Lanny Yes, exactly. Ergo curvature of physical space does not mean that circles or triangles can not exist in reality.

    
    It's moot. There's a granularity to spacetime.
20. 2021-10-29 at 9:54 AM UTC in which ethnicity or race of chicks
    

    troon African Astronaut

    Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood I almost dated an indian girl once but HER FUCKING PARENTS WERE RACIST AGAINST WHITES

    
    subtext: "oh no panjeeta! this boy is a fucking reetard"