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icystorage
Profile Blog Joined November 2008
Jollibee19346 Posts
May 06 2014 05:17 GMT
#1801
would you have any leverage to stab the shark whilst inside? can the shark like, crush you with his throat muscle?
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Simberto
Profile Blog Joined July 2010
Germany11507 Posts
May 06 2014 05:22 GMT
#1802
Sharks are pretty good at eating things, as far as i know. My guess would be that you probably wouldn't survive being eaten by one to stab it from the inside.
Dark_Chill
Profile Joined May 2011
Canada3353 Posts
May 06 2014 05:25 GMT
#1803
Don't they have two sets of teeth or something?
CUTE MAKES RIGHT
IgnE
Profile Joined November 2010
United States7681 Posts
May 06 2014 05:27 GMT
#1804
On May 06 2014 14:13 Epishade wrote:
Say I were to get eaten by a great-white shark. The shark was coming right at me and, in a fit of desperation, I swam directly into its mouth to avoid getting chomped to bits. I've successfully managed to avoid getting chewed up from the shark's teeth, but I've still technically just gotten eaten. I grab a knife and start stabbing the shark from the inside. The shark dies and while it drifts slowly down to the sea-floor, I pry open its mouth and escape, harm-free.

Is this within the realm of possibilities? Like, what about if it were a midget scuba-diver, so it'd be even easier to get eaten unharmed?


No
The unrealistic sound of these propositions is indicative, not of their utopian character, but of the strength of the forces which prevent their realization.
Thieving Magpie
Profile Blog Joined December 2012
United States6752 Posts
May 06 2014 06:48 GMT
#1805
On May 06 2014 14:13 Epishade wrote:
Say I were to get eaten by a great-white shark. The shark was coming right at me and, in a fit of desperation, I swam directly into its mouth to avoid getting chomped to bits. I've successfully managed to avoid getting chewed up from the shark's teeth, but I've still technically just gotten eaten. I grab a knife and start stabbing the shark from the inside. The shark dies and while it drifts slowly down to the sea-floor, I pry open its mouth and escape, harm-free.

Is this within the realm of possibilities? Like, what about if it were a midget scuba-diver, so it'd be even easier to get eaten unharmed?


I remember someone telling me about a norweigen boy found inside a shark, pale skin, but alive.

I disliked this person and didn't trust his character--but I technically *have* heard of this before from a disreputable source.
Hark, what baseball through yonder window breaks?
Orcasgt24
Profile Joined August 2011
Canada3238 Posts
May 06 2014 07:09 GMT
#1806
What is the real date on the car from back to the future? It seems like every few days I get a picture with a imagine says today is when the car arrives
In Hearthstone we pray to RNGesus. When Yogg-Saron hits the field, RNGod gets to work
Kenpachi
Profile Blog Joined August 2009
United States9908 Posts
May 06 2014 07:33 GMT
#1807
If there is new zealand, where is old zealand?
Nada's body is South Korea's greatest weapon.
AlternativeEgo
Profile Joined August 2011
Sweden17309 Posts
May 06 2014 07:50 GMT
#1808
On May 06 2014 16:33 Kenpachi wrote:
If there is new zealand, where is old zealand?


Here it is
Mark Munoz looks like Gretorp
Sub40APM
Profile Joined August 2010
6336 Posts
May 06 2014 08:12 GMT
#1809
anyone else have hypothyroidism? if western civilization collapses and I cant access my medication am I slowly going to turn into an imbecile and then finally die?
Ghostcom
Profile Joined March 2010
Denmark4782 Posts
May 06 2014 10:21 GMT
#1810
You'll become depressed and commit suicide.
[UoN]Sentinel
Profile Blog Joined November 2009
United States11320 Posts
May 06 2014 10:22 GMT
#1811
On May 06 2014 16:09 Orcasgt24 wrote:
What is the real date on the car from back to the future? It seems like every few days I get a picture with a imagine says today is when the car arrives




Thirty years forward, thirty years back.
Нас зовет дух отцов, память старых бойцов, дух Москвы и твердыня Полтавы
Shiragaku
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
Hong Kong4308 Posts
May 06 2014 13:10 GMT
#1812
Is there a good site where I can learn Stratego, preferably one that is not in Dutch?
Wesso
Profile Joined August 2010
Netherlands1245 Posts
May 06 2014 14:00 GMT
#1813
On May 06 2014 22:10 Shiragaku wrote:
Is there a good site where I can learn Stratego, preferably one that is not in Dutch?


http://www.ultrastratego.com/ might be a good one, it at least has a game simulator
o29
Profile Joined November 2010
United States220 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-05-06 15:34:33
May 06 2014 15:30 GMT
#1814
Where is Waldo?

Edit: Also, Carmen Sandiego, though the possibilities for her are geographically limited to earth.
ComaDose
Profile Blog Joined December 2009
Canada10357 Posts
May 06 2014 15:45 GMT
#1815
On May 06 2014 07:04 Thieving Magpie wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 06 2014 06:53 ComaDose wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:37 Thieving Magpie wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:34 ComaDose wrote:
yeah but with math its easier to construct an argument someone can't refuse; and you can also construct other things like bridges and medicine.


Yeah, but with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence.

having writing skills would make this easier for future generations but is not necessary while having math skills would be essential.


On the contrary--there's a reason Europe had to drop the Roman system for the Arabic system. There's a reason Mathematicians write books with words and explanations and not merely blank scribblings of random symbols. Clarity is the only thing that allows information to be transferred from one person to the next. Just because you ignore the clarity of writing that was given to you does not mean you get to forget it when passing it along the chain.

I have no idea what you are even talking about here. "blank scribblings of random symbols"? your talking about creating a text book when you say "with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence"? it is true there are words and explanations in those books. Like i said being a very talented writer would help with this. but having the math skills is required. you cant write a calculus text book without knowing calculus no matter how good you are at writing. Then you assume i ignored something?
BW pros training sc2 is like kiss making a dub step album.
Thieving Magpie
Profile Blog Joined December 2012
United States6752 Posts
May 06 2014 16:01 GMT
#1816
On May 07 2014 00:45 ComaDose wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 06 2014 07:04 Thieving Magpie wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:53 ComaDose wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:37 Thieving Magpie wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:34 ComaDose wrote:
yeah but with math its easier to construct an argument someone can't refuse; and you can also construct other things like bridges and medicine.


Yeah, but with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence.

having writing skills would make this easier for future generations but is not necessary while having math skills would be essential.


On the contrary--there's a reason Europe had to drop the Roman system for the Arabic system. There's a reason Mathematicians write books with words and explanations and not merely blank scribblings of random symbols. Clarity is the only thing that allows information to be transferred from one person to the next. Just because you ignore the clarity of writing that was given to you does not mean you get to forget it when passing it along the chain.

I have no idea what you are even talking about here. "blank scribblings of random symbols"? your talking about creating a text book when you say "with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence"? it is true there are words and explanations in those books. Like i said being a very talented writer would help with this. but having the math skills is required. you cant write a calculus text book without knowing calculus no matter how good you are at writing. Then you assume i ignored something?


Being able to explain what the equations mean and what their relevance is has to do with writing, not math.

Bridges were built before calculus.
Bridges were built before algebra.
Monuments were built long before we had organized mathematics.

It is easier now to build bridges since we read the writings of the past to teach us without us having to learn from scratch each time. Without mathematicians we would still have bridges, and buildings, and everything else we have. It will be harder to build them and they won't be as good--but we don't *need* mathematicians to teach us that. We do need writers to write down the knowledge we have now to pass it down to those after us with the explanations on *why* those random scribblings exists.
Hark, what baseball through yonder window breaks?
Thieving Magpie
Profile Blog Joined December 2012
United States6752 Posts
May 06 2014 16:02 GMT
#1817
On May 07 2014 00:30 o29 wrote:
Where is Waldo?

Edit: Also, Carmen Sandiego, though the possibilities for her are geographically limited to earth.


They're obviously having the longest fuck session in history waiting for us to catch them in the act.
Hark, what baseball through yonder window breaks?
ComaDose
Profile Blog Joined December 2009
Canada10357 Posts
May 06 2014 16:08 GMT
#1818
On May 07 2014 01:01 Thieving Magpie wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 07 2014 00:45 ComaDose wrote:
On May 06 2014 07:04 Thieving Magpie wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:53 ComaDose wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:37 Thieving Magpie wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:34 ComaDose wrote:
yeah but with math its easier to construct an argument someone can't refuse; and you can also construct other things like bridges and medicine.


Yeah, but with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence.

having writing skills would make this easier for future generations but is not necessary while having math skills would be essential.


On the contrary--there's a reason Europe had to drop the Roman system for the Arabic system. There's a reason Mathematicians write books with words and explanations and not merely blank scribblings of random symbols. Clarity is the only thing that allows information to be transferred from one person to the next. Just because you ignore the clarity of writing that was given to you does not mean you get to forget it when passing it along the chain.

I have no idea what you are even talking about here. "blank scribblings of random symbols"? your talking about creating a text book when you say "with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence"? it is true there are words and explanations in those books. Like i said being a very talented writer would help with this. but having the math skills is required. you cant write a calculus text book without knowing calculus no matter how good you are at writing. Then you assume i ignored something?


Being able to explain what the equations mean and what their relevance is has to do with writing, not math.

Bridges were built before calculus.
Bridges were built before algebra.
Monuments were built long before we had organized mathematics.

It is easier now to build bridges since we read the writings of the past to teach us without us having to learn from scratch each time. Without mathematicians we would still have bridges, and buildings, and everything else we have. It will be harder to build them and they won't be as good--but we don't *need* mathematicians to teach us that. We do need writers to write down the knowledge we have now to pass it down to those after us with the explanations on *why* those random scribblings exists.

there isn't even a small chance that we would have computers if everyone who studied science studied writing instead. knowing what an equation means is definitely math knowledge. We need math.
BW pros training sc2 is like kiss making a dub step album.
Najda
Profile Joined June 2010
United States3765 Posts
May 06 2014 16:13 GMT
#1819
There are these weird circles on all of the mirrors in my house, about 4 inches in diameter appearing in semi-random patterns. They are hardly, it's only from certain angles can you even really notice it. I took a picture of one of them but it doesn't really show up, so I put a box around it in the second picture:

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Najda
Profile Joined June 2010
United States3765 Posts
May 06 2014 16:20 GMT
#1820
On May 07 2014 01:01 Thieving Magpie wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 07 2014 00:45 ComaDose wrote:
On May 06 2014 07:04 Thieving Magpie wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:53 ComaDose wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:37 Thieving Magpie wrote:
On May 06 2014 06:34 ComaDose wrote:
yeah but with math its easier to construct an argument someone can't refuse; and you can also construct other things like bridges and medicine.


Yeah, but with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence.

having writing skills would make this easier for future generations but is not necessary while having math skills would be essential.


On the contrary--there's a reason Europe had to drop the Roman system for the Arabic system. There's a reason Mathematicians write books with words and explanations and not merely blank scribblings of random symbols. Clarity is the only thing that allows information to be transferred from one person to the next. Just because you ignore the clarity of writing that was given to you does not mean you get to forget it when passing it along the chain.

I have no idea what you are even talking about here. "blank scribblings of random symbols"? your talking about creating a text book when you say "with writing and literacy, you can teach your decedents math and build bridges for the rest of human existence"? it is true there are words and explanations in those books. Like i said being a very talented writer would help with this. but having the math skills is required. you cant write a calculus text book without knowing calculus no matter how good you are at writing. Then you assume i ignored something?


Being able to explain what the equations mean and what their relevance is has to do with writing, not math.

Bridges were built before calculus.
Bridges were built before algebra.
Monuments were built long before we had organized mathematics.

It is easier now to build bridges since we read the writings of the past to teach us without us having to learn from scratch each time. Without mathematicians we would still have bridges, and buildings, and everything else we have. It will be harder to build them and they won't be as good--but we don't *need* mathematicians to teach us that. We do need writers to write down the knowledge we have now to pass it down to those after us with the explanations on *why* those random scribblings exists.


We would not have cars, we would not have computers, we would not have anything beyond simple buildings, or pretty much any other recent invention. You can make a basic bridge without the use of algebra, but to make, for example, the golden gate bridge you can be damn sure there is a lot of math that goes into that. If all current knowledge of the world was lost, we could get back to where we are much faster with just the math than just the text. Math is a universal language that always holds true whereas language changes.
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