Thanatos10 said:

Short sighted, very short sighted. You aren't looking back far enough if that's your statement. At our very base we are nothing but a collection of atoms. We die, our body breaks down, and to atoms we go. That's dust.

Also I can pretty much just claim you are wrong because little of what you write has any facts to back it up. If you think these forums are for gaining insight, you might be overestimating them a bit. It's not my fault that you want to deny how insignificant we all are. It's something that takes time to swallow.

---

Thanatos10 said:

Hate to break it to you, but that's still not feeling the speed of light. It bombards us every day but we still can't feel it. You feel the intensity, but not the speed. Feeling is a matter of emotion. Sensory perception is another matter entirely. I can hear something and nothing feel anything

---

Hate to break it to you but intensity:



Notice the velocity. This is your last physics lesson.

Also heres the more formal definition,

deezdelta said:

See. Here it is again. "It is an UNDENIABLE FACT that we were were born from dust".
Really?? Is it?? No, it's not. Personally I was born from my mothers body. I don't know how it is where your from but for me this is a very deniable fact.

---

Your can feel the thermal energy that light carries but not the speed it's travelling at.

You need some of this man in your life if you want to learn how our fundamental particles were formed from the dust of exploding stars.

sudly said:

deezdelta said:

See. Here it is again. "It is an UNDENIABLE FACT that we were were born from dust".
Really?? Is it?? No, it's not. Personally I was born from my mothers body. I don't know how it is where your from but for me this is a very deniable fact.

---

Your can feel the thermal energy that light carries but not the speed it's travelling at.

You need some of this man in your life if you want to learn how our fundamental particles were formed from the dust of exploding stars.

---

Quote:

"Thermal energy is the energy that comes from heat. This heat is generated by the movement of tiny particles within an object. The faster these particles move, the more heat is generated

---

sudly said:

Quote:

"Thermal energy is the energy that comes from heat. This heat is generated by the movement of tiny particles within an object. The faster these particles move, the more heat is generated

---

You can feel the heat energy of moving photons/light.

It's a 12 part series on cosmology and it's very informative.

---

That show is a brainwashing/conditioning platform. Here, I got tired of doing LaTex in here so I just wrote it down. Kinda sloppy and I understand that it may look like gibberish but its what physicists use and it shows that Heat does contain the velocity of light. It's all about transfers of momentum. Also, I did this from the perspective of one particle with 3 degrees of freedom. Here I'll make a pic for that too. Ok here.

Here's how heat changes over time. Oh yea, "Thermal Energy" is "Heat"


Heres a brief description of how degrees of freedom work.


Finally, Heres the total energy of a system.


Trust me sud's. You can "Feel" the velocity the same way you feel the velocity of a bus hitting you.

deezdelta said:

sudly said:

Quote:

"Thermal energy is the energy that comes from heat. This heat is generated by the movement of tiny particles within an object. The faster these particles move, the more heat is generated

---

You can feel the heat energy of moving photons/light.

It's a 12 part series on cosmology and it's very informative.

---

That show is a brainwashing/conditioning platform. Here, I got tired of doing LaTex in here so I just wrote it down. Kinda sloppy and I understand that it may look like gibberish but its what physicists use and it shows that Heat does contain the velocity of light. It's all about transfers of momentum. Also, I did this from the perspective of one particle with 3 degrees of freedom. Here I'll make a pic for that too. Ok here.

Here's how heat changes over time. Oh yea, "Thermal Energy" is "Heat"


Heres a brief description of how degrees of freedom work.


Finally, Heres the total energy of a system.


Trust me sud's. You can "Feel" the velocity the same way you feel the velocity of a bus hitting you.

---

sudly said:

No points for you, suffering is basically an electrical impulse that travels along your nerves as you encounter environmental stimuli. 

---

Thanatos10 said:

You're feeling the force, not the velocity. For someone who has "taken high level physics classes" you don't see to know very much.

In short, you can't feel speed.

---

Lakefingers said:

CosmicJoke said:

Fairly sure Nietzsche suffered extreme chronic pain and poor health through his adult life..... "He who has a why to live for can bear with almost any how."  For Nietzsche, I'm sure it he created his own purposes to keep on truckin'.

---

That's right. He had dysentery, migraines for weeks on end, daily vomiting, nausea, gastrointestinal problems, severe depressions, eye diseases, temporary blindness and finally a mental breakdown and dementia.

Are there any major philosophers who suffered as much as Nietzsche? To boot, few were as productive as he was. On the other hand, Schopenhauer founded much of his philosophy on suffering, but scholars and biographers often accuse him of having known little of it and instead having used his comfortable fortune to buffer himself from it. That Nietzsche even managed to think, let alone compose groundbreaking works, is meriting in this context. Nietzsche wrote that we must judge a philosopher not by their words but by their lives. Now, whether that speaks in his favor...

---

But I wonder if was something to do with the combination of such excessive pain and intellectual epiphanies that transcended boundaries of the average man   Fuck if I know, is just something to think about.

Lakefingers said:

CosmicJoke said:

Fairly sure Nietzsche suffered extreme chronic pain and poor health through his adult life..... "He who has a why to live for can bear with almost any how."  For Nietzsche, I'm sure it he created his own purposes to keep on truckin'.

---

That's right. He had dysentery, migraines for weeks on end, daily vomiting, nausea, gastrointestinal problems, severe depressions, eye diseases, temporary blindness and finally a mental breakdown and dementia.

Are there any major philosophers who suffered as much as Nietzsche? To boot, few were as productive as he was. On the other hand, Schopenhauer founded much of his philosophy on suffering, but scholars and biographers often accuse him of having known little of it and instead having used his comfortable fortune to buffer himself from it. That Nietzsche even managed to think, let alone compose groundbreaking works, is meriting in this context. Nietzsche wrote that we must judge a philosopher not by their words but by their lives. Now, whether that speaks in his favor...

---

deezdelta said:

Thanatos10. I'd suggest you re-evaluate every single thing that you think you know. It seems to me like you have the wrong idea on practically everything. I don't know you so I couldn't say for sure but based on everything you post, Your Wrong. About all of it. Now go do some reflecting. This is a forum for rational adults.

---