Questions which will never have an answer...
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toodles
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No I don't think so. To make something cold you need something colder to remove the heat energy. Seeing as nothing can be colder than absolute zero, I can't see how you could cool something further. Obviously a true vacuum would be absolute zero, but that isn't something is it?
PINT of Stella. mate!
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If Spider-Man can do whatever a 'spider can'
Does that mean he can't get out of the bath
Does that mean he can't get out of the bath
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I read a book about this... 'Twas a history book that looked at the premise that 'the victors write history' and among a whole heap of other points, suggested that the Roman Empire actually slowed down the advancement of technology and that various archelogical finds supported this. One of the examples that it used was some of the devices and inventions that existed in Greece prior to the Romans rocking up, and how these inventions that made life much easier for your average aristocrat, the Romans had no interest as it didn't further their military aim, so like Australia's scientific research budget over the last 15 years, it got junked.
Conclusion was that the the Romans were not more 'advanced' than any other civilisation at that point in time across most things (medicine, engineering etc) they just had a better army and subsumed the knowledge of the civilisations they took over and used it to their own ends if it suited their objectives.
Sticking with the Roman theme, the Roman Empire rose and fell in power and influence over it's existance (or at least the commonly accepted timeframe from Romulus and Remus to about the time the Vandals rocked up and stole stuff - allegedly and not supported by fact). Excluding violence and physical intimidation, how do people hold 'power' and what is 'power' in the political sense? The Romans held the power of their Emporer in high regard and soem emporers considered powerful were not really violent, at least by Roman standards, were they smarter or more manipulative? What defined their power?
ullysses
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So in conclusion we have found that T-rex's are giant kangaroos that forgot to stop growing?
Broccoli are miniature trees that go nice with veil schnitzel?
Chickens are baby T-rex's with extra padding?
Sharks are forced to stay in the water, if not would they come out and eat us?
Broccoli are miniature trees that go nice with veil schnitzel?
Chickens are baby T-rex's with extra padding?
Sharks are forced to stay in the water, if not would they come out and eat us?
conor.1
Genetic Throwback
then what came before the animal that layed the chicken egg?
Commecnalrider
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Speed is not something that can have a negative value, he's just playin
oh, what would happen if your tubes were full of helium and you got a flat, would the bike fly away, because of the pressure, or would it sink into the earth because it was made above the earth by the helium, but was actually already on the surface of the earth??
one more question.
can anyone make sense of that??
Staunch
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Co-men-cial.....I thinkOh yeah, and how is "COMMENCAL" pronounced?
Mattydv
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thecat
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Velocity can though...
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Commecnalrider
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Speed = the rate at which at object moves, regardless of direction. right??
velocity = to put it simply speed with direction.
So, if X was moving at -12km/h south, would that be equal to 12km/h north?
Tallman
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Since the helium would make your bike a little lighter (though it would be leaking out of your tubes if they were your standard ones...), if you did get a flat your bike would, as you put it, "sink into the earth".
Oh yeah, and how is "COMMENCAL" pronounced?
Ok then wise-guys, what about old mate "Commecnalrider"s name then? I'd pronounce it "Co-men-c-nal". Someone forgot to spellcheck their username...
