EPTIs Hell exothermic or endothermic? - Page 2
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gameguard
Korea (South)2132 Posts
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Live2Win
United States6657 Posts
My physics teacher told the class the hell one last year, but I didn't listen carefully and didn't really get it. Now I find it hilarious. The story one's really funny though, and never heard it before. The Peter one, I didn't really get, sadly. Oh and it's nice to see things again once in a while. And not everyone reads everything in TLnet so it doesn't matter if it's been posted before. | ||
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pooper-scooper
United States3108 Posts
On July 14 2006 06:40 Gene wrote: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=36584 http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=39974 same stories as replies for one of them too. 1337 s34r(h sk!11z! | ||
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Tur0k
Czech Republic61 Posts
On July 14 2006 08:00 Live2Win wrote: Oh and it's nice to see things again once in a while. And not everyone reads everything in TLnet so it doesn't matter if it's been posted before. | ||
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brian
United States9633 Posts
all i did was type in hell exothermic in the search. my first time EVER using it actually. | ||
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Mortality
United States4790 Posts
Edit #1: Your weight of course is the force at which you are pulled down to earth, which is simply your mass times the acceleration of gravity. The acceleration of gravity is a constant, thus since your weight is also a constant, it must be true that your mass is constant. Edit #2: I wasn't accounting for people dying in horrible ways in which their bodily fluids exit their body. However, it should be noted that if souls had mass, everyone's weight would decrease after their souls left their bodies, not just some people's. If we consider someone who died of a heartattack or another internal problem, we will see constant mass before and after death. | ||
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