What was so great about Jesus?

[houndawg]

Two mistakes. F=ma is the relevant equation to your premise, not p=mv. "Lethal momentum" is the wrong phrase to describe what you're trying to describe, "lethal force" is correct. Note that a=dv/dt and that a force, (F), is actually proportional to the change in momentum, (p), with respect to time. Again, big difference.

Wrong. Momentum CAN determine lethality. Acceleration, while effecting force IS NOT a necessary variable to determine lethality.

I acknowledged my function error. Now you're just howling at the moon.

Try again.

You're speaking gibberish and displaying a fundamental lack of understanding of high school physics.

What describes what you think you're talking about is KE=(mv^2)/2 which shows us that if you double an objects velocity you increase its kinetic energy by a factor of 4. You may want to do a bit of remedial study before you try to bullshit us with science.

[travelinman67]

Wrong. Momentum CAN determine lethality. Acceleration, while effecting force IS NOT a necessary variable to determine lethality.

I acknowledged my function error. Now you're just howling at the moon.

Try again.

You're speaking gibberish and displaying a fundamental lack of understanding of high school physics.

What describes what you think you're talking about is KE=(mv^2)/2 which shows us that if you double an objects velocity you increase its kinetic energy by a factor of 4. You may want to do a bit of remedial study before you try to bullshit us with science.

You're just throwing shit out, Densedawg...

...and BTW, my initial undergrad study was civil engineering (3 years) finishing with a General Studies Science/Math/Engineering prefacing a teaching credential in '82.

Go suck eggs.

[houndawg]

You're speaking gibberish and displaying a fundamental lack of understanding of high school physics.

What describes what you think you're talking about is KE=(mv^2)/2 which shows us that if you double an objects velocity you increase its kinetic energy by a factor of 4. You may want to do a bit of remedial study before you try to bullshit us with science.

You're just throwing **** out, Densedawg...

...and BTW, my initial undergrad study was civil engineering (3 years) finishing with a General Studies Science/Math/Engineering prefacing a teaching credential in '82.

Go suck eggs.

....whoever paid your tuition didn't get their money's worth.

Just walk away, son. Don't let your hate try to change the laws of physics....

[D1B]

Just lost all respect for tman.

This is his 6.93 moment.

Houndawg is slicing him to ribbons.

[D1B]

Indeed, it's like that whole quote about being able to move the Earth with a lever as long as you can find a place to stand in space. Math is math, just make the V really big and the F gets big too. I watched "Gravity" a few months ago, and it's amazing what little tiny bits of metal can do in space when travelling at super high velocities. Very little M, very big V, results in very big F. Math is cool like that.

Et tu, GF? You and tman need to check your units and figure out what you're trying to talk about.

Doesn't Gagonfarts design bridges and shit!!!?

Smfh

[JohnStOnge]

You ever get the feeling god is a petulant bad child and that was his version of frying ants with a magnifying glass?

What I used to do is light something plastic on fire so that it was dripping flaming drops of molten plastic then bomb them with that.

[JohnStOnge]

What was so great Columbus?

What was so great about Custer?

What was so great about Tut?

What was so great about Michael Jackson?

Then there's David Letterman. Never did get that one. Then today I had to see a bunch of David Letterman worship while watching news channels.

[kalm]

And what about the 10 commandments? What is so great about them?

[travelinman67]

Et tu, GF? You and tman need to check your units and figure out what you're trying to talk about.

Doesn't Gagonfarts design bridges and shit!!!?

Smfh

That should be a clue that Village Idiot is out of his league. Throwing around physics equations you looked up on Wikipedia doesn't impart an understanding of either theoretical or applied physics.

Declaring yourself "the Victor", is classic Dumb1B.

BTW, can either of provide a sample equation to determine the lethality of a lightclaymore? A lightsaber?

[andy7171]

And what about the 10 commandments? What is so great about them?

Fucking Indians. Savage fucks. Couldn't even come up with with the wheel without us.

[D1B]

Doesn't Gagonfarts design bridges and shit!!!?

Smfh

That should be a clue that Village Idiot is out of his league. Throwing around physics equations you looked up on Wikipedia doesn't impart an understanding of either theoretical or applied physics.

Declaring yourself "the Victor", is classic Dumb1B.

BTW, can either of provide a sample equation to determine the lethality of a lightclaymore? A lightsaber?

Simmer down now. Take your beating like a man or leave the site, OSBF.

[kalm]

And what about the 10 commandments? What is so great about them?

Fucking Indians. Savage fucks. Couldn't even come up with with the wheel without us.

So? These ideas are more relevant than the 10 commandments.

[D1B]

Fucking Indians. Savage fucks. Couldn't even come up with with the wheel without us.

So? These ideas are more relevant than the 10 commandments.

He know it. Andy uses humor, poorly, to deal with the truth.

I give him credit though cuz at least he's here reading and posting.

[houndawg]

Just lost all respect for tman.

This is his 6.93 moment.

Houndawg is slicing him to ribbons.

All this time he's been talking like he's a big numbers guy when really he's just an engineering school wash out....

Not that there is anything wrong with that, engineering is a rigorous curriculum to which many are called and few are chosen. But if you're going to earn an engineering degree you really do need to know the difference between force and momentum and you really should be able to bullshit extemporaneously on the subject, without getting exposed, on a freaking football forum....

Word to the wise, teabag, if you're going to try to pass yourself off as mathematically literate use statistics like JSO does. Harder to pin down than physics...

[D1B]

Just lost all respect for tman.

This is his 6.93 moment.

Houndawg is slicing him to ribbons.

All this time he's been talking like he's a big numbers guy when really he's just an engineering school wash out....

Not that there is anything wrong with that, engineering is a rigorous curriculum to which many are called and few are chosen. But if you're going to earn an engineering degree you really do need to know the difference between force and momentum and you really should be able to bullshit extemporaneously on the subject, without getting exposed, on a freaking football forum....

Word to the wise, teabag, if you're going to try to pass yourself off as mathematically literate use statistics like JSO does. Harder to pin down than physics...

We make a great team. I trap em in my threads and you deliver the kill shot.

Some of your finest work.

I bet Tman and Gaymanfan's headmounts look good in your trophy room.

[travelinman67]

All this time he's been talking like he's a big numbers guy when really he's just an engineering school wash out....

Not that there is anything wrong with that, engineering is a rigorous curriculum to which many are called and few are chosen. But if you're going to earn an engineering degree you really do need to know the difference between force and momentum and you really should be able to bullshit extemporaneously on the subject, without getting exposed, on a freaking football forum....

Word to the wise, teabag, if you're going to try to pass yourself off as mathematically literate use statistics like JSO does. Harder to pin down than physics...

We make a great team. I trap em in my threads and you deliver the kill shot.

Some of your finest work.

I bet Tman and Gaymanfan's headmounts look good in your trophy room.

Yeah...

...you sure kept control of this thread.

[travelinman67]

Just lost all respect for tman.

This is his 6.93 moment.

Houndawg is slicing him to ribbons.

All this time he's been talking like he's a big numbers guy when really he's just an engineering school wash out....

Not that there is anything wrong with that, engineering is a rigorous curriculum to which many are called and few are chosen. But if you're going to earn an engineering degree you really do need to know the difference between force and momentum and you really should be able to bullshit extemporaneously on the subject, without getting exposed, on a freaking football forum....

Word to the wise, teabag, if you're going to try to pass yourself off as mathematically literate use statistics like JSO does. Harder to pin down than physics...

And yet, you haven't disproven my premise, just quoted Wiki equations.

Here's a simple way to learn about M and V.

Go to a bar.

Insult an athletic looking skinny guy.

Next, insult a larger guy with 20"+ biceps.

Get back to me when you can talk again.

[D1B]

We make a great team. I trap em in my threads and you deliver the kill shot.

Some of your finest work.

I bet Tman and Gaymanfan's headmounts look good in your trophy room.

Yeah...

...you sure kept control of this thread.

Thanks.

Christians running for the hills to hide and you sticking your clit in a hornets nest.

Yes, it's been a good day.

[JoltinJoe]

Perhaps this won't interest any of you who had it all figured out when you were 10, but anyway here's an article about a brilliant MIT professor, a religious Orthodox Jew, who is on the cutting edge of a remarkable theory concerning the onset of intelligent life.

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[houndawg]

All this time he's been talking like he's a big numbers guy when really he's just an engineering school wash out....

Not that there is anything wrong with that, engineering is a rigorous curriculum to which many are called and few are chosen. But if you're going to earn an engineering degree you really do need to know the difference between force and momentum and you really should be able to bullshit extemporaneously on the subject, without getting exposed, on a freaking football forum....

Word to the wise, teabag, if you're going to try to pass yourself off as mathematically literate use statistics like JSO does. Harder to pin down than physics...

And yet, you haven't disproven my premise, just quoted Wiki equations.

Here's a simple way to learn about M and V.

Go to a bar.

Insult an athletic looking skinny guy.

Next, insult a larger guy with 20"+ biceps.

Get back to me when you can talk again.

You're continuing to embarrass yourself and those of us that didn't wash out of Engineering school. The next time you're talking to actual degreed Engineers use m and v for mass and velocity. While M and V will be understood from the context, because you're talking to college graduates and both are technically acceptable, they (Engineers) will laugh and call you a wannabee behind your back. Generally we (Engineers) use "M" to represent molecular weight and "m" for mass. Same thing with "V", use it for volts and use "v" for velocity and you'll increase your chances of people thinking you're a real Engineer. Always capitalize "Engineer".

[GannonFan]

Indeed, it's like that whole quote about being able to move the Earth with a lever as long as you can find a place to stand in space. Math is math, just make the V really big and the F gets big too. I watched "Gravity" a few months ago, and it's amazing what little tiny bits of metal can do in space when travelling at super high velocities. Very little M, very big V, results in very big F. Math is cool like that.

Et tu, GF? You and tman need to check your units and figure out what you're trying to talk about.

Eh, details. You're starting to nitpick now though, like a guy pointing out a spelling error in a post. Technically correct (kudos to you), but contextually unimportant. My example of a tiny, low mass piece of space dust travelling at a high velocity still stands on its merit - obviously the momentum is described by m*V and then the resulting force when the thing hits something is described by m*a, with obviously the change in velocity over time (dV/dt), or the change in momentum, dictating the resulting force. The outcome is the same - a small bit of space dust, with little mass, still packs a pretty big punch. The movie "Gravity" was correct.

[GannonFan]

And yet, you haven't disproven my premise, just quoted Wiki equations.

Here's a simple way to learn about M and V.

Go to a bar.

Insult an athletic looking skinny guy.

Next, insult a larger guy with 20"+ biceps.

Get back to me when you can talk again.

You're continuing to embarrass yourself and those of us that didn't wash out of Engineering school. The next time you're talking to actual degreed Engineers use m and v for mass and velocity. While M and V will be understood from the context, because you're talking to college graduates and both are technically acceptable, they (Engineers) will laugh and call you a wannabee behind your back. Generally we (Engineers) use "M" to represent molecular weight and "m" for mass. Same thing with "V", use it for volts and use "v" for velocity and you'll increase your chances of people thinking you're a real Engineer. Always capitalize "Engineer".

Hey, now wait a minute, if you're going to get all high and mighty about correct abbreviations, again, almost akin to an English major trying to point out a spelling mistake on a message board, then you can't make a mistake like you just did above. Nobody uses "M" to stand for molecular weight - normally "MW" is the abbreviation for molecular weight, or people just use the actual units of molecular weight (grams per mole for instance). "M" is also used for moments of force, but since you switched to chemistry I thought we should start there. "M" is also used for molarity, but that's about concentration, not weight per se. Anytime anyone uses "M" for molecular weight, it's shown as "M" with an underscore (never by itself - "M" by itself means molarity) for whatever atom you are expressing it in reference of since it's a ratio and dimensionless. If you're going to be a nitpicker, you need to be correct yourself, which in this case, you weren't. Shame on you.

[GannonFan]

Btw, getting back on topic, we are now 209 days, and about 15 hours, until the new Star Wars movie comes out. Ticket information has not been released yet.

[CID1990]

Btw, getting back on topic, we are now 209 days, and about 15 hours, until the new Star Wars movie comes out. Ticket information has not been released yet.

I will be watching it in Vienna Austria where I am spending Xmas this year.

With German subtitles!

Luke, ich bin dein Vater!

[GannonFan]

Btw, getting back on topic, we are now 209 days, and about 15 hours, until the new Star Wars movie comes out. Ticket information has not been released yet.

I will be watching it in Vienna Austria where I am spending Xmas this year.

With German subtitles!

Luke, ich bin dein Vater!

It's not like the dialogue is ever the attraction in these movies anyway.

Now, getting to see "Die Hard" with German voiceovers (would they do English voiceovers on the parts that are actually in German? That's an interesting questions) would be cool.

But Christmas in Vienna, that's pretty nice.