the mind blown thread
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lets get some updating done 8D
MAJOR WARNING
I cannot be held responsible if what your are about to read will cause you to: become a serial killer or splatter your brain over the wall... You have been warned
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger's_cat
MAJOR WARNING
I cannot be held responsible if what your are about to read will cause you to: become a serial killer or splatter your brain over the wall... You have been warned
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger's_cat
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MAJOR WARNING
I cannot be held responsible if what your are about to read will cause you to: become a serial killer or splatter your brain over the wall... You have been warned
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger's_cat[/quote]
.....My brain can't comprehend paradoxes.....
I cannot be held responsible if what your are about to read will cause you to: become a serial killer or splatter your brain over the wall... You have been warned
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger's_cat[/quote]
.....My brain can't comprehend paradoxes.....
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oh? that old thing. being both dead and alive at the same time? fucked up shiz i know. that bath picture was funny tho.
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All Hail C.C. wrote...
MAJOR WARNINGI cannot be held responsible if what your are about to read will cause you to: become a serial killer or splatter your brain over the wall... You have been warned
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger's_cat
[quote=".....My brain can't comprehend paradoxes.....[/quote]
SO I HEARD YOU LIEK PARADOXES?!
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There are 100,000 times as many stars in the universe as sounds and words ever uttered by all humans who have ever lived.
The nervous system allows only 1 billionth of the information available to one person at any given time.
The human brain has been estimated to contain 50–100 billion neurons, of which about
10 billion are cortical pyramidal cells. These cells pass signals to each other via as many as 1000 trillion synaptic connections.
Because light takes time to travel from one place to another, the farther out in space you look, the farther back in time you see. With our most powerful telescopes, we can observe the universe all the way back to its earliest moments -- all the way back to the Big Bang itself.
Dark matter and dark energy make up 94 percent of the universe. We can measure their existence, yet we have no idea what they are.
The nervous system allows only 1 billionth of the information available to one person at any given time.
The human brain has been estimated to contain 50–100 billion neurons, of which about
10 billion are cortical pyramidal cells. These cells pass signals to each other via as many as 1000 trillion synaptic connections.
Because light takes time to travel from one place to another, the farther out in space you look, the farther back in time you see. With our most powerful telescopes, we can observe the universe all the way back to its earliest moments -- all the way back to the Big Bang itself.
Dark matter and dark energy make up 94 percent of the universe. We can measure their existence, yet we have no idea what they are.
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Antw0n
Remember me?
Luke Lawliet wrote...
There are 100,000 times as many stars in the universe as sounds and words ever uttered by all humans who have ever lived.The nervous system allows only 1 billionth of the information available to one person at any given time.
The human brain has been estimated to contain 50–100 billion neurons, of which about
10 billion are cortical pyramidal cells. These cells pass signals to each other via as many as 1000 trillion synaptic connections.
Because light takes time to travel from one place to another, the farther out in space you look, the farther back in time you see. With our most powerful telescopes, we can observe the universe all the way back to its earliest moments -- all the way back to the Big Bang itself.
Dark matter and dark energy make up 94 percent of the universe. We can measure their existence, yet we have no idea what they are.
Ow.... my brain.....
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Cruz
Dope Stone Lion
Luke Lawliet wrote...
There are 100,000 times as many stars in the universe as sounds and words ever uttered by all humans who have ever lived.The nervous system allows only 1 billionth of the information available to one person at any given time.
The human brain has been estimated to contain 50–100 billion neurons, of which about
10 billion are cortical pyramidal cells. These cells pass signals to each other via as many as 1000 trillion synaptic connections.
Because light takes time to travel from one place to another, the farther out in space you look, the farther back in time you see. With our most powerful telescopes, we can observe the universe all the way back to its earliest moments -- all the way back to the Big Bang itself.
Dark matter and dark energy make up 94 percent of the universe. We can measure their existence, yet we have no idea what they are.
Is it weird i knew that when i entered middle school yet i wasn't a nerd.
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Having orgasms prevent men from prostate cancer. Two large studies, reported in 2003 and 2004, found that middle-aged men who had (or at least remember having) at least four orgasms a week throughout their 20s, 30s and 40s had a reduced risk of prostate cancer by as much as one-third. Some researchers speculate that ejaculations may clear the prostate of carcinogens.
I know alot of you will either get tired or annoyed with me...so this is my apology ahead of time...u-u NOW GO FAP YOUR FAKKING BRAINS OUT! DX
I know alot of you will either get tired or annoyed with me...so this is my apology ahead of time...u-u NOW GO FAP YOUR FAKKING BRAINS OUT! DX
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cruz737 wrote...
Luke Lawliet wrote...
There are 100,000 times as many stars in the universe as sounds and words ever uttered by all humans who have ever lived.The nervous system allows only 1 billionth of the information available to one person at any given time.
The human brain has been estimated to contain 50–100 billion neurons, of which about
10 billion are cortical pyramidal cells. These cells pass signals to each other via as many as 1000 trillion synaptic connections.
Because light takes time to travel from one place to another, the farther out in space you look, the farther back in time you see. With our most powerful telescopes, we can observe the universe all the way back to its earliest moments -- all the way back to the Big Bang itself.
Dark matter and dark energy make up 94 percent of the universe. We can measure their existence, yet we have no idea what they are.
Is it weird i knew that when i entered middle school yet i wasn't a nerd.
cool story bro...
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lets blow some more minds
With chemical elements forged over 14 billion years in the fires of high-mass stars that exploded into space, and with these elements enriching subsequent generations of stars with carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and other basic ingredients of life itself, we are not just figuratively but literally made of stardust.
All particles that make up all matter ( including you ) are travelling at the speed of light (186,262 miles per second)
However, to make sense of this you must resolve the particle's motion into a 4 dimensional vector, where 3 dimensions are our familiar physical ones (length,width and height) and the fourth is time.
Thus a particle that is stationary is moving through time at the speed of light, and a photon that is moving at the speed of light though our 3 dimensions is stationary in time!
This is why in special relativity we find that as we start to move closer to the speed of light then time slows down - time dilation
With chemical elements forged over 14 billion years in the fires of high-mass stars that exploded into space, and with these elements enriching subsequent generations of stars with carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and other basic ingredients of life itself, we are not just figuratively but literally made of stardust.
All particles that make up all matter ( including you ) are travelling at the speed of light (186,262 miles per second)
However, to make sense of this you must resolve the particle's motion into a 4 dimensional vector, where 3 dimensions are our familiar physical ones (length,width and height) and the fourth is time.
Thus a particle that is stationary is moving through time at the speed of light, and a photon that is moving at the speed of light though our 3 dimensions is stationary in time!
This is why in special relativity we find that as we start to move closer to the speed of light then time slows down - time dilation
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ah the whole time dialation thing. ive seen it plenty of times on the science channel, the faster we get to the speed of light. the faster time passes around us. yet it stays the same by our perception. therefor if you get travel close enough to the speed of light 1 day could be a month and a year could be a century.
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Antw0n
Remember me?
Luke Lawliet wrote...
lets blow some more mindsWith chemical elements forged over 14 billion years in the fires of high-mass stars that exploded into space, and with these elements enriching subsequent generations of stars with carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and other basic ingredients of life itself, we are not just figuratively but literally made of stardust.
All particles that make up all matter ( including you ) are travelling at the speed of light (186,262 miles per second)
However, to make sense of this you must resolve the particle's motion into a 4 dimensional vector, where 3 dimensions are our familiar physical ones (length,width and height) and the fourth is time.
Thus a particle that is stationary is moving through time at the speed of light, and a photon that is moving at the speed of light though our 3 dimensions is stationary in time!
This is why in special relativity we find that as we start to move closer to the speed of light then time slows down - time dilation
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Brittany
Director of Production
Zak wrote...
[size=29]You now notice the U and the N are not separate letters...[/h]
Fuck D; "Sinkist" I never noticed that
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Cruz
Dope Stone Lion
Luke Lawliet wrote...
All particles that make up all matter ( including you ) are travelling at the speed of light (186,262 miles per second)
However, to make sense of this you must resolve the particle's motion into a 4 dimensional vector, where 3 dimensions are our familiar physical ones (length,width and height) and the fourth is time.
Thus a particle that is stationary is moving through time at the speed of light, and a photon that is moving at the speed of light though our 3 dimensions is stationary in time!
This is why in special relativity we find that as we start to move closer to the speed of light then time slows down - time dilation
I haven't got to that yet... but i still understand to some degree.
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Queen Anne was pregnant 18 different times, but died childless.
She had 13 miscarriages. 4 of her children died before reaching the age of 2. One of her children was able to survive beyond infancy. William, Duke of Gloucester, died when he was 11.
Her difficulty with pregnancies may have been the result of an undiagnosed case of lupus. (Even though Dr. House would probably disagree.)
The hole you put your arm through in a shirt is called the "armsaye".
The Statue of Liberty wears a size 879 sandal.
There's a spider in Brazil whose bites can cause an erection that lasts FOR HOURS.
If two pieces of metal touch in space, they get stuck together PERMANENTLY.
The Pokemon Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan are based off of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
She had 13 miscarriages. 4 of her children died before reaching the age of 2. One of her children was able to survive beyond infancy. William, Duke of Gloucester, died when he was 11.
Her difficulty with pregnancies may have been the result of an undiagnosed case of lupus. (Even though Dr. House would probably disagree.)
The hole you put your arm through in a shirt is called the "armsaye".
The Statue of Liberty wears a size 879 sandal.
There's a spider in Brazil whose bites can cause an erection that lasts FOR HOURS.
If two pieces of metal touch in space, they get stuck together PERMANENTLY.
The Pokemon Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan are based off of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.