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Off-Topic Discussion => Arts & Talents => Topic started by: Carl on March 07, 2006, 03:47:14 pm
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So that you can keep up to date on all that is me. And why wouldn't you?
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Because red on black is nearly unreadable?
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that is not a good enough reason.
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Peeing in the sink. What everyone wants to do, but most are too afraid to dare.
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Because timeouts ?
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Because timeouts ?
That's your government censoring you. Making sure you don't build a time machine and stop the French Revolution.
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Sigh, everyone too busy noticing the design and missing the experiment.
Bravo for your courageous attempt to further our understanding of metallic attire arrangement devices good sir. I await any further breakthrough's.
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Sooner or Later Carl you'll succeed.
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Thanks, guys. I'll keep trying. maybe if i strap jet packs to it...
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damn Carl, (you do realise how wierd this sounds for me to say that, it's almost like talking to myself) :D
You don't really NEED a space component if you cheat. What you do is run a backwards simulation of Earth's position and only use those periods when there is a planet beneath you...
Think I picked that up in the 70's (Doctor Who)... So you see Time Lords (like Kalifreth) CAN be useful fonts of info sometimes lol!
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the problem with that is that the earth will never be in the same spot as it was one hundred yars ago, because although the earth's path is circular, the sun's path around the galaxy is too inexact, and the galaxie's path is linear.
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Is the galaxy's path linear? or is the galaxy part of something larger in rotation? >..>
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What if you just went in lots of short time leaps so earths gravity would continously pull you towards it?
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cause then i would crash into the earth and die.
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Then tie pillows to the bottom!
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:lol:
Nice work dude. :p
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Yeah that's why I said "Time Periods" (it won't be 100 years).. That's the only way to cheat. So you like kill the ancient sloth that's you great 1,230,385th grandfather... Same result! :) Oly now you created MORE carnage in the entire Earth's family tree! He he... Hey temporal termination can be murder (get it?) :P
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Yeah that's why I said "Time Periods" (it won't be 100 years).. That's the only way to cheat. So you like kill the ancient sloth that's you great 1,230,385th grandfather... Same result! :) Oly now you created MORE carnage in the entire Earth's family tree! He he... Hey temporal termination can be murder (get it?) :P
:sigh: I already explained this. Earth orbits sun. Sun orbits galaxy. Galaxy moves in straight line. You the earth never crosses it's path.
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Well just go back to the Big Bang (or right after it). Then everything would be in the same place(unless you got thrown OUTSIDE the universe). But if you were at the Big Bang all you would have to do would be to push a couple atoms around and BAM! Changed entire Galaxies! How’s that for a time Paradox?
What happens if earth never forms because you divided two of the atoms that needed to collide to form the Milky Way?
I wonder how much power that would take though? Might need to go beyond the bicycle generator for this one.
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15 billion years is a long time ago. I'd need to use D batteries to get enough power, and my machine only accepts double-As.
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Go back in time many billions of years before the big bang and see if anything was there. Because the way I look at it, every so many billion or maybe trillion years the entire universe as we know it gets sucked up into black holes, then those black holes merge until you get one black whole that eventually reaches a critical mass then explodes. Of course, this doesn't take in for universal expansion, but I still think it sounds neat.
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New blog posted!