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Ghostcom
Denmark4782 Posts
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
On October 23 2014 21:57 3FFA wrote: Whoops! Yeah, I meant to write noun lol sorry. So, when was the first jerk (Noun or Adjective)? probably before humans, like a primate that pushed another one into water or w.e. | ||
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Hryul
Austria2609 Posts
On October 23 2014 21:57 3FFA wrote: Whoops! Yeah, I meant to write noun lol sorry. So, when was the first jerk (Noun or Adjective)? Why would civil engineers laugh at that architecture school joke? because architects are kind of "designing" a house with emphasis on good looks while engineers emphasize the "hard facts" like static. thus the engineers look down on the architects like they have no clue how to build a stable house. | ||
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On October 24 2014 00:36 Hryul wrote: because architects are kind of "designing" a house with emphasis on good looks while engineers emphasize the "hard facts" like static. thus the engineers look down on the architects like they have no clue how to build a stable house. Most architects are also stupid with blueprints that are usually inaccurate but looks beautiful because they plugged in all the numbers and then manually tweaked it to make it look nicer and suddenly the engineers are trying to figure out why nothing's fitting together. | ||
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`sawyer
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
i.e. I will be there by ~3pm | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 23 2014 12:32 miky_ardiente wrote: yes thanks i was reffering to the RPM meter....my knowledge of cars is 0  It's actual name is an | ||
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Atreides
United States2393 Posts
On October 24 2014 05:17 jcarlsoniv wrote: It's actual name is an odometer. As Tephus said, it measures the rate at which your engine turns. When I first turn my car on, it has a higher than normal RPM by design so that the engine warms up faster (somewhere around 2k RPM) - this lasts longer in the winter than it would in the summer, understandably. But once it's up to temp, it idles at a more normal rate (~.5k-.75k) No...... odometer measures mileage (or kilometers whatever, distance traveled). Tachometer is what you are looking for there. (measures rpm) | ||
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Epishade
United States2267 Posts
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On October 24 2014 14:22 Epishade wrote: Do we know if all organisms on Earth experience time at the same rate? Like, what if we humans experience time at the speed of time because our brains all work with the same chemical reactions, but an octopus or an alien from outer space might experience time at half the speed we do, allowing them to have double the consciousness amount than we do in the same amount of time. What if flies work the same, and this is why they are so good at dodging us when we try to swat at them - because they have twice the consciousness so their reaction time is a lot quicker. CP time and white people time already different, when you spread to the animal kingdom it bound to get worse. | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On October 24 2014 14:38 icystorage wrote: im more curious how high was he when he thought of that question High enough to ride any roller coaster he wants. | ||
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SCZarathustra
6 Posts
On October 24 2014 14:22 Epishade wrote: Do we know if all organisms on Earth experience time at the same rate? Like, what if we humans experience time at the speed of time because our brains all work with the same chemical reactions, but an octopus or an alien from outer space might experience time at half the speed we do, allowing them to have double the consciousness amount than we do in the same amount of time. What if flies work the same, and this is why they are so good at dodging us when we try to swat at them - because they have twice the consciousness so their reaction time is a lot quicker. Maybe this can answer the question: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/small-animals-live-in-a-slow-motion-world/ It seems that if you are an animal that can process information faster, then time will seem to move more slowly for you. The way I see it, time is constant and if you can process more information in the same amount of time, then time will be perceived to be moving slower for you. | ||
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Retgery
Canada1229 Posts
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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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Meavis
Netherlands1300 Posts
On October 24 2014 18:12 Retgery wrote: Not an overtly dumb question but, what are good sites to download Kpop, and Jpop music? get youtube downloader, search for song on youtube, copy url and download EZ | ||
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Shock710
Australia6097 Posts
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GreenHorizons
United States23488 Posts
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 24 2014 05:45 Atreides wrote: No...... odometer measures mileage (or kilometers whatever, distance traveled). Tachometer is what you are looking for there. (measures rpm) I'm an idiot. That's what I meant =D | ||
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miky_ardiente
Mexico387 Posts
On October 24 2014 14:22 Epishade wrote: Do we know if all organisms on Earth experience time at the same rate? Like, what if we humans experience time at the speed of time because our brains all work with the same chemical reactions, but an octopus or an alien from outer space might experience time at half the speed we do, allowing them to have double the consciousness amount than we do in the same amount of time. What if flies work the same, and this is why they are so good at dodging us when we try to swat at them - because they have twice the consciousness so their reaction time is a lot quicker. Actually is not a matter of our brains, but a matter of nature or physics if u prefer. The more smaller the life form/object the more slower will experience time. | ||
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