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Posted by {b.s.e.} on Apr-15-2007 20:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
That's what humans believe, at least. It's hard to gauge something like comprehending time. It seems like it's a genetic thing. Also, we haven't found every species of all living things on this planet as of (if ever), so knowing the answer to this difficult question is not possible.

Another absurd concept. Tying the two together is silly.

uh, you're giving foxes and elephants a bit too much credit.

and as far as i know (with my limited understanding of relativity) light doesn not age.

i'll tie whatever i want together, thank you.

Posted by Yan on Apr-15-2007 20:39:

quote:
Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
uh, you're giving foxes and elephants a bit too much credit.

You're thinking a bit too close-minded. While the most generic and widely-known animals might not have a temporal grasp (as far as we know), we still, as mentioned before, have yet to even scratch the surface with existing species. There's always a chance that some deep sea being (squid, mayhaps?) could know of its own place in time.

Maybe it's you who's giving them too little credit.

quote:
Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
and as far as i know (with my limited understanding of relativity) light doesn not age.

Key phrase!

quote:
Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
i'll tie whatever i want together, thank you.

No one said you couldn't.

Posted by Cloudburst on Apr-15-2007 20:59:

It's 22:58 and I'm hungry. Think I'll grab something to eat.

Posted by Ian on Apr-15-2007 22:35:

23:35

and time for trumpton

(if someone can place the tune that is sampled in, they win bas' dj equipment)

Posted by Sushipunk on Apr-15-2007 22:37:

8:38 am on Monday.

Posted by Ian on Apr-15-2007 22:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
8:38 am on Monday.

already ? bah *throws alarm clock out of window*

Posted by pvdAngel on Apr-15-2007 22:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
8:38 am on Monday.

Damn you futuristic Ozzies!

Posted by Sushipunk on Apr-15-2007 23:39:

quote:
Originally posted by pvdAngel
Damn you futuristic Ozzies!

Haha, yeah I think we have about 10 hours on you guys.

Posted by Frenchie on Apr-15-2007 23:42:

Gawdamn!

7:41pm..SUNDAY

Posted by igottaknow on Apr-15-2007 23:43:

7:43 pm

Posted by josh rising on Apr-15-2007 23:44:

7:43... oh wait, we're in the same state right now...

Posted by Lira on Apr-15-2007 23:56:

quote:
Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
it's snowing here!

We don't even have clouds here

Posted by pvdAngel on Apr-15-2007 23:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
We don't even have clouds here

Your sig rocks! Like a modern take on "Wings Of Desire" or something. What's it based on?

Posted by Lira on Apr-16-2007 00:09:

quote:
Originally posted by pvdAngel
Your sig rocks! Like a modern take on "Wings Of Desire" or something. What's it based on?

Thanks - It's the cover of Ayumi Hamasaki's "Endless Sorrow"

Posted by tubularbills on Apr-16-2007 01:23:

8:23PM central daylight time

Posted by Rinster on Apr-16-2007 01:24:

2:25am

Posted by tubularbills on Apr-16-2007 01:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Bidor
2:25am

THAT'S INSANE!

Posted by TazZ-erT on Apr-16-2007 02:27:

03:27am

Posted by {b.s.e.} on Apr-16-2007 02:33:

oh, boy! dissecting quotes is always fun.

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
You're thinking a bit too close-minded. While the most generic and widely-known animals might not have a temporal grasp (as far as we know), we still, as mentioned before, have yet to even scratch the surface with existing species. There's always a chance that some deep sea being (squid, mayhaps?) could know of its own place in time.

Maybe it's you who's giving them too little credit.

this is all speculation. there's always a chance you'll win the lottery too.

quote:

Key phrase!

how insightful to point out what i had already stated. feel free to correct me. i've read that red shifting might actually be tired light, but it has not been proven. as far as i know (again, this is where if you know more than i, feel obliged to say something) that at light speed, time isn't relative (pun intended.)

quote:

No one said you couldn't.

then please place your hands behind your back.

Posted by tubularbills on Apr-16-2007 11:17:

0616 hrs

Posted by jfk-pilot on Apr-16-2007 14:46:

10:45am EST

its fucking freezing here in florida

Posted by Yan on Apr-17-2007 02:11:

quote:
Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
this is all speculation. there's always a chance you'll win the lottery too.

As is yours, {b.s.e.}. Not really sure where the lottery statement comes in but sure. Feel free to add whatever to try and accentuate your point (In reality, it's extraneous ).

quote:
Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
how insightful to point out what i had already stated. feel free to correct me. i've read that red shifting might actually be tired light, but it has not been proven. as far as i know (again, this is where if you know more than i, feel obliged to say something) that at light speed, time isn't relative (pun intended.)

Did you notice the italicized text? That was the purpose of my "key phrase" comment.

quote:
Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
then please place your hands behind your back.

The problem here is, you don't quite understand the difference between "stopping" you from posting your opinion and "criticizing" said opinion. Don't be hatin', playa.

Posted by Lilith on Apr-17-2007 02:31:

Lunchtime!

Posted by tubularbills on Apr-17-2007 05:22:

0033

Posted by eROs.au on Apr-17-2007 06:13:

its 4:12pm and i just got home from work.

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