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>What is this, the 19th century?
No, it is the 21.02.90_th BETA version.
No, it is the 21.02.90_th BETA version.
Last edited by Aia; Jun 2nd, 2007 at 12:29 pm.
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Originally Posted by joshSCH 
ahh hell.. books? You expect me to go and check out books from a library? What is this, the 19th century? lol... I guess I can try to acquire an ebook..
Have fun.
"No trees were harmed in the production of this post. However, several electrons were severely inconvenienced."
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Originally Posted by EnderX
If you'll recall, I originally asked whether or not books would be acceptable; you replied that you'd attempt to disprove anything I tossed your way.
Have fun.
That's true; however, I thought you were referring to ebooks or an online source.. 
well we could go on about the mass of white dwarfs.........
The Great Lord, Serunson.
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Interesting indeed!
Us humble human beings can readily observe matter and energy, but not the state between the two. Let's postulate that 'dark matter' is this flux state, observed only by its gravitational pull. If you believe this, you sleep better at night. It has the soothing effect of a good sermon, those always put me to sleep too!
Us humble human beings can readily observe matter and energy, but not the state between the two. Let's postulate that 'dark matter' is this flux state, observed only by its gravitational pull. If you believe this, you sleep better at night. It has the soothing effect of a good sermon, those always put me to sleep too!
May 'the Google' be with you!
>but not the state between the two
Hm? Matter and energy are very similar, and can easily be converted, hence the equation E=mc^2
Hm? Matter and energy are very similar, and can easily be converted, hence the equation E=mc^2
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>> but not the state between the two
I dunno. Nagasaki, I think, gave us a good indication.
I dunno. Nagasaki, I think, gave us a good indication.
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Originally Posted by joshSCH
"No trees were harmed in the production of this post. However, several electrons were severely inconvenienced."
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