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 Ferris
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 Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: undergrounder]
#8566035 - 06/26/08 10:04 AM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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While the word set is back in my vocabulary:
I don't see how black holes make time and space not real. Just because something doesn't exist in a subset of an equation, doesn't mean that it doesn't apply to the larger equation.
I look at black holes more as a non-continuous point in a larger equation. Just because those exact points are missing, doesn't mean that the entire equation is invalid.
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
#8566087 - 06/26/08 10:20 AM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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The world is simple. Complexity comes from where you look at things.
Edited by clearsight (06/26/08 10:28 AM)
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: clearsight]
#8566654 - 06/26/08 12:57 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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Your right, its probably best to just keep your head in the sand, no sense spending your life locked in an endless battle to reveal the mystery that lies behind the very nature of our existence. These endless complex questions concerning all that is existence begging to be answered. Who needs em, I'd certainly rather spend my time focused on money, fame, cars, and vacation. Did you see american Idol last night, Simon was such a dick. That reminds me I need to buy a new truck.
Or were you being sarcastic? I can never tell.
Seriously though what is better or more important in life than understanding what exactly this life is?
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: blewmeanie]
#8566999 - 06/26/08 02:14 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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its probably best to just keep your head in the sand
Another metaphor that I hate based upon a false myth. No animal does that.
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
#8567076 - 06/26/08 02:34 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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Here is the well thought out idea I would like to pass on to future generations...
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
#8567128 - 06/26/08 02:43 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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OrgoneConclusion said:
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its probably best to just keep your head in the sand
Another metaphor that I hate based upon a false myth. No animal does that.
Well then perhaps you would care to grace us with your surely boundless wisdom.
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: blewmeanie]
#8567220 - 06/26/08 03:12 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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I had the initiative and the Grand Vision to start this thread. Must I do ALL the work?
BTW, nice counter. I like the way you addressed my point - not!
Uh oh. Now alien civilzations that read this millenia from now will say, "Humans were a petty race that enjoyed bickering." 
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Ferris
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
#8567266 - 06/26/08 03:24 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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Unfortunately, the internet will be the only thing to survive world war five. Alien historians will be busy for millenia.
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: Ferris]
#8567295 - 06/26/08 03:28 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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WW5? What were 3 and 4?
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
#8567413 - 06/26/08 03:55 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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OrgoneConclusion said:
I had the initiative and the Grand Vision to start this thread. Must I do ALL the work?
BTW, nice counter. I like the way you addressed my point - not!
Uh oh. Now alien civilizations that read this millenia from now will say, "Humans were a petty race that enjoyed bickering."
Seems more like a personal grievance than a point, I'm pretty sure most people know that an ostrich doesnt really bury its head in the sand, they do build nests in the sand, which can give the appearance of burying their heads. Nice counter though, I guess sarcasm is just the path of less resistance for some people when it comes to creative thinking.
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 Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
#8567564 - 06/26/08 04:21 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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OrgoneConclusion said:
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its probably best to just keep your head in the sand
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Another metaphor that I hate based upon a false myth. No animal does that.
Wait, you mean that the cartoons that I grew up with were wrong....?
Say it isn't so.....!?!? 
It is going to be difficult to remember saying "Keep your head ON the sand".....
And it screws up the metaphor completely.... 
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 Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: undergrounder]
#8567598 - 06/26/08 04:29 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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No, don't be so concerned with gravity and mass. Einsteinian physics is a limiting factor that prevents faster than light speed travel. Science has become a religion where idiot scientists foist nonsense such as "dark matter" to explain for the fact that the mass present cannot account for being the cosmic glue that creates stable galactic forms. Electromagnetism is what you should be looking at. Electromagnetic forces hold together and energizes mass. I.F.O.s operate with over-unity free energy devices that also change the frequency oscillation of a vehicle to temporarily have no mass, thus defeating E=MCsquared. That is why you can only see them at or near the ultraviolet section of the light spectrum. Gravity is a weak field in comparison to electromagnetism. That is why everything doesn't just collapse in on itself. Let's go take some drugs and talk to some Tesla coils.
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Ferris
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: dblaney]
#8567636 - 06/26/08 04:37 PM (3 months, 9 days ago) |
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dblaney said:
WW5? What were 3 and 4?
Three was against China, and four was against the Empirium of Africa.
I can't tell ya about five, that would be a violation of the Time War Treaty of Rio de Janero. Then I'd have to erase you from existence.
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Re: The 'really interesting, well thought-out ideas' thread [Re: Ferris]
#8570465 - 06/27/08 09:49 AM (3 months, 8 days ago) |
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Wait a minute, I thought we were already in the midst of WWIII, and we just didn't know it yet...
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