With only 3 hours sleep the Boden refers to himself by title.And the contest winner is: Boden. Hereafter he shall be named "The Boden."
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The Fuzzball got six hours, but that's normal, and it's never enough to stop me from being half asleep all day.
Such is life...
Such is life...
I was working on a rather time sensitive problem.
Yup yup yup... which makes everything associated with it suspect (like Joules, speed, etc.).
An increment we created to measure the movement of a mass through a distance, so if either of those does not exist (e.g., you are floating in a space with no visible objects and therefore cannot measure a distance), then time also does not exist because you are going nowhere fast... or slow... or not at all.
An increment we created to measure the movement of a mass through a distance, so if either of those does not exist (e.g., you are floating in a space with no visible objects and therefore cannot measure a distance), then time also does not exist because you are going nowhere fast... or slow... or not at all.
Yup yup yup... which makes everything associated with it suspect (like Joules, speed, etc.).
An increment we created to measure the movement of a mass through a distance, so if either of those does not exist (e.g., you are floating in a space with no visible objects and therefore cannot measure a distance), then time also does not exist because you are going nowhere fast... or slow... or not at all.
Time is the inverse of gravity. That far from mass you would age very quickly.
Time is based on motion it seems. So if All motion in the universe stopped so would time?Yup yup yup... which makes everything associated with it suspect (like Joules, speed, etc.).
An increment we created to measure the movement of a mass through a distance, so if either of those does not exist (e.g., you are floating in a space with no visible objects and therefore cannot measure a distance), then time also does not exist because you are going nowhere fast... or slow... or not at all.
I contend there is no such thing as gravity, but the universe is held together by the electromagnetic force between atoms (the more atoms, the more attraction, but you'd actually have to count the electrons and/or - gawd forbid - the positrons).
Or not at all, but you would never know it because you'd have nothing to compare yourself to. And until someone can prove that (like anyone will ever locate such a condition in which to perform the experiment), I choose not to believe it regardless of the genius' hypothesis.
Theoretically. But if all of the current motion stopped, other motion would take its place (e.g., all the planets fall into their star because the lack of centrifugal force caused their orbits to decay rapidly) until such point that the entire universe became one huge mass, at which point we'd probably experience another Big Bang... but none of us would be here to witness said event and, without pictures, it didn't happen.
ahhhhhhh so this would explain why the hurryered I go the behinder I git!!(e.g., you are floating in a space with no visible objects and therefore cannot measure a distance), then time also does not exist because you are going nowhere fast... or slow... or not at all.
Believe; it's a funny word.I contend there is no such thing as gravity, but the universe is held together by the electromagnetic force between atoms (the more atoms, the more attraction, but you'd actually have to count the electrons and/or - gawd forbid - the positrons).
Or not at all, but you would never know it because you'd have nothing to compare yourself to. And until someone can prove that (like anyone will ever locate such a condition in which to perform the experiment), I choose not to believe it regardless of the genius' hypothesis.
Atoms are a tiny tiny part of this
Look much deeper than electron scale and vastly larger than a universe. Think in scales that make the distance since the "bang" seem like a tiny fraction.
Follow fractal logic through the rabbit hole.
Fractal is a funny word as well.
It's impossible for all motion in the universe to stop. I can't sit still that long.
I did say all motion down to particles. If all motion stopped so would gravity I expect.Theoretically. But if all of the current motion stopped, other motion would take its place (e.g., all the planets fall into their star because the lack of centrifugal force caused their orbits to decay rapidly) until such point that the entire universe became one huge mass, at which point we'd probably experience another Big Bang... but none of us would be here to witness said event and, without pictures, it didn't happen.
There is no randomness or chaos if one just fully understands all the interactions in the universe.Believe; it's a funny word.
Atoms are a tiny tiny part of this
Look much deeper than electron scale and vastly larger than a universe. Think in scales that make the distance since the "bang" seem like a tiny fraction.
Follow fractal logic through the rabbit hole.
Fractal is a funny word as well.
I wonder what the conversation would be like if The Boden, The Cromwell, and the Fuzzmeister all went to a bar together one night...
(Science Geeks Anonymous? Big Bang Theory gone 'round the bend?)
(Science Geeks Anonymous? Big Bang Theory gone 'round the bend?)
But, but, but CHAOS Theory! It's in the name! Are you saying Chaos Theory isn't actually about chaos? What am I supposed to do with all those butterflies I ordered when they get here and start flapping their wings? I was counting on them creating chaos.
If you stop motion down to waves everything ceases to exist.
Yes but that would be a terrible waste of effort. Randomness is what makes existence fun. Ever start a reaction just to see what would happen?
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