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Posts by The Self Taught Man

  1. Momentum, and stuff.

    http://www.spaceanswers.com/deep-spa...nt-by-gravity/
    There can be no momentum without inertia and no inertia without mass. Gravity is the effect of two bodies of mass within a close enough vicinity of one another to attract one another. If light had no mass it could escape a black hole. Or are you now arguing that time has mass?
  2. When I was about 45 I ran in the this delusional Canadian Faggert on the internutz and I've been haunting him ever since.
  3. Value? It doesn't even hold water!
    Opinions are not solids therfore cannot contain liquids (water).

    lrn2fisix
  4. You think light has mass. How can I take anything you say seriously?
    If light doesn't have mass how is it's path bent by gravitational fields from from other stellar masses? Just like anything else in orbit.
  5. Yes, this is what I assume. And I do justify almost everything with this logic.
    I dont justify anything I do, I just do it.
  6. Imagine if he just sat on your head and you couldn't get free.
    Imagine if somebody sat on their keyboard and took a shit. The rest of don't have to imagine it. We just have to login and read your posts.
  7. Look you sons of bitches, I've been up for 48 hours straight studying about rainbows, and I've formed my conclusion:

    Rainbows are an illusion; you couldn't grab one or touch one or hold one. Rainbows = Illusions. Do illusions exist, objectively?


    You can't grab air but tornadoes and hurricanes kill and destroy every year. You can't grab the light from the sun but if I tossed you out of the International Space Station naked your exploded meat would cook to ash in those same sun beams. So yeah energy ain't real huh?

    The question the OP is addressing would need clarification as to what is actually being asked. Do the illusions of rainbows objectively exist? Yes. Does the physical embodiment of a rainbow actually exist? No. But just like ideas, something doesn't have to physically exist to… exist. It's the act of viewing a rainbow that makes it exist; viewing the reflection. Reflections exist. Is the person you see in the mirror real? Does it exist?

    I'm just asking more questions. The answer, to me, is yes and no to all of this.

    CONCLUSION: YES AND NO


    Don't let those imaginary sunbeams spoil your kitty's day sunshine.
  8. this was a joke thread bromo, i study up on a bunch of stuff on my own time. But I wouldn't mind reading your threads if you if you post some technological things.

    You study stupid shit like the childish notion that the earth is flat and retarded conspiracy theories that have more holes in them than a cartel member who cooperated with the authorities. If you have any knowledge worth sharing by all means please do, otherwise stick to your shitposting.

    Also you should check the tech forum dumbass, about 80% of it is tech threads by Sophie. Which you obviously haven't and won't read since you made that comment.

    Tl/Dr Bill Krozby is a tard
  9. Thank you. And your stance on the use of multiple sock puppets?
    I will defer to your superior experience in that matter. I answered one question from a stand point of what I am and what I believe behind this persona. Your turn Will.
  10. thats gonna be sploo in 50 years
    Sploo will be dead in one tenth that timetime.
  11. thats gonna be sploo in 50 years
  12. Rainbows are light and light has mass.


    uhh...
  13. You couldn't grow enough mustache to make a sweater for an inchworm.



  14. Then, by "that logic", everything you know is subjective. It doesn't mean that nothing exists. At the very least your consciousness/sentience exists.
    Bingo, that is the only thing which is real. All else is an illusion.
  15. I guess they are not for everyone, but they are for billions upon billions of people. Have you tried expanding your horizons by trying to watch some more obscure sports?

    Great game. All thanks to Eli's bonehead play by stopping the clock.

    I think most people (except for the Bucs, but they don't know anything) expected Famous Jameis to be absolute shit tier. He threw like a billion interceptions his senior year he was very lucky to have most of them erased by his defense. Admittedly he did have some clutch moments himself. He's a charismatic guy and seems like he'll make a good leader but he needs to hold a clipboard a few years.

    Mariota from the gimmick offense of Oregon was always a risk, but Whisenhunt isn't a god damned moron like Lovie Smith and built the offense around Marcus' skillset. He threw from shotgun 10 times, and completed all 10 passes. To be fair playing against the Bucs inflated the fuck out of his stats and I don't expect him to win more than 6 games this year but I hope he surprises me. Him vs Johnny Footbaww this Sunday should be a very entertaining affair.
    I'm a Browns fan please don't mention Johnny Footbeer.
  16. Not necessarily.
    Yes, all that we know is dependent on consciousness or sentience.
  17. Tell me Yoda.. I mean Jedi.. I mean Darth.. do you serve the forces of light or the forces of darkness? I'd like an honest answer.
    I will be completely serious with you. I don't believe in dark or light, good or evil, right or wrong, good luck or bad luck. The same energy it take to kill is the same energy it takes to heal.

    [FONT=Times New Roman]
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    [FONT=Times New Roman][FONT=Arial][SIZE=3]Good Luck Bad Luck![/SIZE][/FONT][/FONT]
    [FONT=Times New Roman][FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]There is a Chinese story of a farmer who used an old horse to till his fields. One day, the horse escaped into the hills and when the farmer's neighbors sympathized with the old man over his bad luck, the farmer replied, "Bad luck? Good luck? Who knows?" A week later, the horse returned with a herd of horses from the hills and this time the neighbors congratulated the farmer on his good luck. His reply was, "Good luck? Bad luck? Who knows?"[/SIZE][/FONT][/FONT]
    [FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]Then, when the farmer's son was attempting to tame one of the wild horses, he fell off its back and broke his leg. Everyone thought this very bad luck. Not the farmer, whose only reaction was, "Bad luck? Good luck? Who knows?"[/SIZE][/FONT]
    [FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]Some weeks later, the army marched into the village and conscripted every able-bodied youth they found there. When they saw the farmer's son with his broken leg, they let him off. Now was that good luck or bad luck?[/SIZE][/FONT]
    [FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]Who knows?[/SIZE][/FONT]
    [FONT=Times New Roman][FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]Everything that seems on the surface to be an evil may be a good in disguise. And everything that seems good on the surface may really be an evil. So we are wise when we leave it to the Gods to decide what is good fortune and what misfortune. [/SIZE][/FONT][/FONT]
    [FONT=Times New Roman][FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]Author Unknown
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  18. BTW you still haven't answered my question about the cue ball SpectraL.
  19. I'll bet you would taste like crab to a cannibal.
    With your rotting mouth I bet you would taste like this guy's ass smells.

  20. TheDarkRodent thinks that if you lose your teeth, your gums will rot. I guess he must have been told that over and over again as a child, when it came time to brush his teeth at bedtime, and now he believes it.
    No I have seen other meth heads like you and they don't have their teeth pulled they just let them rot into their gums until there's nothing left but decaying flesh and rotten jaw bone. God your breath must stink!
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