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You know when you have those little thoughts that seem either quite wise or just plain annoying, and you want to share them with the world. Well, now you can.
Perhaps this will turn into a dictionary of Zen-like thought (or just plain weirdness), feel free to add your thoughts below.
...it just might work...
Star Shaped
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Be careful when describing something as star shaped. Stars are not pointy but flaming balls of rock, so unless you are describing a beach-ball on fire, try another description.
Perhaps this will turn into a dictionary of Zen-like thought (or just plain weirdness), feel free to add your thoughts below.
...it just might work...
Star Shaped
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Be careful when describing something as star shaped. Stars are not pointy but flaming balls of rock, so unless you are describing a beach-ball on fire, try another description.
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Hey Paradox: You've said about space being infinite on these forums a few times then go on to explain other theories that could come about, but space is not infinite. Just thought I'd clear that one up. Again. You ignored me the last time I said it.
If I planted 50,000,000 atom bombs in the center of the earth and set them all off destroying the entire human race in the process, would the universe still exist?
Paradox: wrote:
> If space is infinate it stands to reason that time is also infinate as
> it cannot be broken or destroyed.
>
> If the two above are true then with infinate time and space, every
> eventuality that could ever be imagined is more than a possibility.
Space isn't infinite.
And the conclusion is wrong since there are different categories of infinite. Infinite possbilities would not mean every eventuality is covered.
> If space is infinate it stands to reason that time is also infinate as
> it cannot be broken or destroyed.
>
> If the two above are true then with infinate time and space, every
> eventuality that could ever be imagined is more than a possibility.
Space isn't infinite.
And the conclusion is wrong since there are different categories of infinite. Infinite possbilities would not mean every eventuality is covered.
If i have a doppelganger in a parallel universe can i claim any work performed by him as overtime?
That's not wise, Para, it's just confusing.
If space is infinate it stands to reason that time is also infinate as it cannot be broken or destroyed.
If the two above are true then with infinate time and space, every eventuality that could ever be imagined is more than a possibility.
If the two above are true then with infinate time and space, every eventuality that could ever be imagined is more than a possibility.
How about:
Fruit Names
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Whoever named fruit must have run out of ideas along the way. Apple and mango are fine, but Orange? You might as well call a lemon a yellow.
Fruit Names
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Whoever named fruit must have run out of ideas along the way. Apple and mango are fine, but Orange? You might as well call a lemon a yellow.
Heh, I think many such thoughts, for instance:
I wonder if they sterilise the lethal injection. If so, why?
But yours is better.
:^p
I wonder if they sterilise the lethal injection. If so, why?
But yours is better.
:^p
I've no weird or Zen like thoughts to add but that did make me chuckle :D
You know when you have those little thoughts that seem either quite wise or just plain annoying, and you want to share them with the world. Well, now you can.
Perhaps this will turn into a dictionary of Zen-like thought (or just plain weirdness), feel free to add your thoughts below.
...it just might work...
Star Shaped
-----------
Be careful when describing something as star shaped. Stars are not pointy but flaming balls of rock, so unless you are describing a beach-ball on fire, try another description.
Perhaps this will turn into a dictionary of Zen-like thought (or just plain weirdness), feel free to add your thoughts below.
...it just might work...
Star Shaped
-----------
Be careful when describing something as star shaped. Stars are not pointy but flaming balls of rock, so unless you are describing a beach-ball on fire, try another description.
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