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oh what im sure of is that when the patch comes in two weeks it will be undoable but i bet its the same from your perspective
im begining to believe the many limited benign worlds in which from YOUR perspective you always have a happy life but from the perspective of others you are miserable honestly as i weather quantum inmortality is true i pray to god is not i far rather eincarnation, anhedonia its a terrible thing though im still a child in what bulletins refer |
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I still think that's best for you. Seriously, you're a 12 year old in the body of an adult. Artists are usually more tolerant, so you have a real chance of survival in their community. Quote:
Me? If so, you got it wrong again. |
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As usual, you just ignore and/or deflect the questions that prove you are wrong. Quote:
Regardless, just because it was not taken into account does not mean that it was not addressed. It may not have been possible to take it into account at that time and thus it was chosen to ignore it until the technology was capable of more accurate measurements. That's why I said you should find out exactly what the experiment was and how it was done. But you didn't do that. Instead you just regurgitated the same stuff that others had been saying for years. Of course, NONE OF THAT MATTERS because, thanks to your magic "4th hit on google", we now know that Einstein has been shown to be accurate. Quote:
How can you not understand something so simple? The EQUATION is NOT a function of the surfaces. The coefficient of friction IS A FUNCTION OF THE SURFACES. So it is true that, when manipulating the equation there is no dependence on the surface, BUT, when determining the coefficient of friction it is dependent on the surface. Quote:
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The acceleration of each body will be equal to the sum of the forces acting upon it divided by its mass. --Outlaw. |
"The coefficient of friction IS A FUNCTION OF THE SURFACES."
of course since the friction coeficient is the tangent of the angle of the ramp when the box starts to move so then you admitt those links saying friction being INDEPENDENT OF SURFACE are wrong also you admit einstein couldnt have measured atmospheric starlight bending then how COULD that eclipse have proof him and give him the nobel prize, maybe a fraud? edit: thsi thread is very RELEVANT in gravity falsified yours as well for those planes and that year but who would search your words while mine are very common edit: outlaw youre the perfect exmplae of sophist with slight trolling for your slight personal attacaks seems you want to convince somebody else not me for your ridiculous arguments will you plz answer me this clear question with yes or no plz? is force of friction dependant of apparent area of contact? a)YES b)NO c)snoopy discovered america |
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Maybe we are in a matrix Maybe we are in a truman show Maybe we are all jellyfish like beings living in a big vat of mind altering drugs in an alien kids version of a fish tank Maybe we are all just tiny little specks about the size of Mickey Rooney Maybe every third person we see is a time traveler Maybe your black hole has a huge event horizon None of it can be proven yet you talk as if it's fact. By definition the above can't be proven except in the brain damaged mind of a drug addict so what is the point of even talking about it? Quote:
So why won't you back up your statement that Google ranks based on traffic or admit that you are wrong? You have claimed many times that you admit when you are wrong but it is clear now that you were lying. --Outlaw. |
nope how google ranks webs its a mistery i wathced on tv that traffic influenced a lot
so to my question if force of friction is dependant of surface your answer is yes and no both tell me how could have einstein accounted for sun atmosphere star light bending being this 15 time bigger than gravitational lensing you could save words like drug adict damged mind, more stupid than a plant you know too well thats what a child does when losing an argument how did eisntein account for atmospheric starlight bending is howed you one link that explain this wasnt account till the 90s show me one where shows he did account for this eeffect the balls in your side since every knows he couldnt know what the sun atmosphere was like edit: galileo tomamas and culomb and my teacher have a very clear answer for this: is force of friction(not coeficient of friction) dpendant of surface? a)yes b)no c)yes and no ;) wrong answer will be 3.333333..... negative points edit: outlaw you brough up an interesting point: i have a damage mind cause i take my ramblings as FACT wel in this thread i havemention i DIDNT KNOW if relativity was true or not, in fact in the graviational lensing or not happening is the key on causality, although this was brought down imo by INSTANT quantum entanglement so im QUESTIONING relativity while you take relativity as FACT who has the damaged mind then? me who question and realizes i know nothing for sure or you who takes OTHERS experiences and stories as FACT |
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We all know the answer but please enlighten us anyway. Quote:
Why won't you respond to my specific question? Quote:
I have no interest in finding out the specifics of the experiment. If you want to know, YOU go find out. You are arguing a point THAT I NEVER MADE. Quote:
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I take relativity as fact not because of an experiment in 1919, but because of recent experiments. You act as if nothing has been done since 1919. And to reiterate, I NEVER stated that the 1919 experiment(s) took refraction into account. --Outlaw. |
to my question is the force necesary to beat friction surface dependant?
your answer: yes and no it depends you see how youre a chip sophist who dont mind the truth how can a thing be and not be? next questions: do you THINK einstein took into acount atmospheric starlight bending when he got the nobel prize for light bending? yes-no do you think he should? yes-no |
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If the experimenter had the capability to do so then he/she should have. If not, then there should be no expectation for them to do so. If the knowledge that refraction was a possibility in the experiment it should, of course, be addressed by the experimenter. --Outlaw. |
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then science history is a farce Da Vinci simply stated that: the areas in contact have no effect on friction. if the load of an object is doubled, its friction will also be doubled. Note that the first statement is counterintuitive; most of us would assume that friction does depend upon the cross-sectional area. |
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