Question: If there are an infinite amount of universes with infinite situations, then wouldn't it be impossible that we have never experienced everything? What I mean, if there are infinite universes, there is an infinite chance that santa claus will come to earth this second give us presents. Then there's the infinite chance that anyone from any of the infinite universes will interact with us in some way. Seeing as that has not happened yet, that theory is false. If you can answer this, please send me a PM or something.

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Tachion

Canada8573 Posts

December 08 2010 17:45 GMT

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allyourbase

United States243 Posts

December 08 2010 19:44 GMT

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On December 09 2010 01:44 Kezzer wrote:

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The existence of an infinite number of universes doesn't prove or disprove that Santa exists. There is a mathematical theorem that explains the concept, but I don't remember the name. As an illustration, take the idea that that there are infinite values between the numbers three and four, yet none of those values equal five. Likewise, there can be an infinite number of universes, and it would still be possible for Santa to exist in none of them. There is no way to prove or disprove that Santa exists in other universes.

funny pic

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MasterFischer

Denmark836 Posts

December 08 2010 21:13 GMT

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This happend to me today, so I made a MEME about it ! ;D

Hope u like it hehe. I suck at drawing.

Joementum

787 Posts

December 08 2010 23:25 GMT

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Fucking awesome Fischer. One of the most original ones out there. The porn in the background made it a classic.

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Deadlyhazard

United States1177 Posts

December 09 2010 00:23 GMT

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Couple things that were random that I saw in the last 2 hours while browsing LOL

Igakusei

United States610 Posts

December 09 2010 00:27 GMT

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For those that don't know, the poster-boy for the overweight page ^ is one of the founders of Valve.

Leath

Canada1724 Posts

December 09 2010 00:32 GMT

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On December 08 2010 23:52 Archerofaiur wrote:

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"Hi Grack"

Awesome. LOL

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Duban

United States548 Posts

December 09 2010 01:23 GMT

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I know this one is a bit old, but it's not surprising you belong into those categories. Think about this.

15-25 Generation Y. Below 15 means you're probably not old enough to enjoy an RTS, above 25 means you're less likely to be from the internet generation. Realistically it's more like 30 but then it wouldn't sound as impressive.

Straight, most of the populace.

Grew up in the middle class playing video games, most people are middle class and what Generation Y person hasn't grown up playing video games?

Above average intelligence but underachiever. If you're here you enjoy RTS games on a competitive level, of course you're intelligent if you can understand strategy. Underachiever doesn't apply to me, not since I reached college and actually started being challenged in class instead of bored out of my mind. Hell I'd be more surprised if someone was very intelligent and didn't underachieve in high school out of boredom.

Racist to some degree. I don't know what to make of this although if you're intelligent enough to see your thoughts on racist on occasion you probably aren’t. Everyone has weird thoughts of killing people or horrible things about people. It’s just when it happens to be a person who isn’t of your race it appears racist to you or of a racist nature, otherwise it’s just wrong and ignored.

Non-religious: Gen Y tends to have a very low religious turnout compared to Gen X+, and the kind of logical thoughts you find from RTS players tends to be incompatible with religion

mierin

United States4943 Posts

December 09 2010 01:54 GMT

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^ Oh my god, that Alanis Morrissette picture was amazing...for my entire middle school career I was sure it was "cross-eyed bear".

Manit0u

Poland17783 Posts

December 09 2010 01:57 GMT

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On December 09 2010 10:23 Duban wrote:

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It's hard to track Generations. I'm from the brink of X and Y according to some sources (1982, but I like to count myself as the first batch of Gen Y), then there's Gen Z and lately showing up (1995-2001) Gen XD. There are also other variations like Generation I, and being aware to which Generation you belong to, along with why and what are the ramifications of this, might change your viewpoint quite a bit.

Anyway, I think we should be done with education and back to funny pictures:

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