Did you know that there is an alternative to Wikipedia in which EVERYTHING is deliberately misspelled? It's called Wikipeetia.Here's an article about the instrument we all play: Pieno.Paul
- Did you know that online language translators have improved? I remember using them when they first came out and they where quite inaccurate, now they are quite good.
It is amazing how screwed up and controlled media is in the US.
https://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/83058630/?autoplay=true
People are weird.
I'm just afraid that evolution is not fast enough to keep up what's going on...
Did you know there is a body of water in space that has 140 trillion times the water we have on earth?https://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2012/02/water-140-trillion-times-earths-oceans-surround-a-voracious-black-hole-at-the-edge-of-the-universe-t.html
Did you know that if space is truly infinite, probability dictates that there is an exact copy of you in the universe within 10 to the 10^28 meters of you, due to the finite possible arrangements of matter. https://space.mit.edu/home/tegmark/PDF/multiverse_sciam.pdfnote: I didn't read the pdf so possibly some aspect of the fact would be wrong. JL
If the universe was infinity then there would be infinity copies of ourselves....
Why? There are infinite prime numbers, but only one of them is 5.
I suspect if one can argue that a person (or anything) is a random occurance of a particular bunch of atoms/molecules/cells etc. then in an infinite universe we should see a second and third and ultimately an infinite number of identical occurrences..
There is also a small but finite possibility that any particular combination is in fact unique, and in an infinite universe there will be an infinite number of such combinations.I'm one of them.
Possible.. but I'm not as arrogant as you so I don't think I'm so significant
Incidently, why prime numbers?
Prime numbers seem especially unique, being without factors.
A universe which is infinity is so vast we can't even imagine it. It is so vast that what is impossible must be possible.
Nonsense. What is impossible remains impossible.
Ofcourse, but who defines what's impossible. Our understanding is only based on our current experience/knowledge.
Some things are logically impossible, and some things are comtrary to the laws of physics/chemistry/biology.There is thus no creature that lives on a planet so hot that it cannot live on it, and nowhere in an infinite universe will you find a molecule of Argon Trioxide.
If you want to be realistic then an infinite universe is as believable as pink dragons
The solution to the Poincaré conjecture highlights that you can in 3d space embrace the boundless thus an infinite universe is mathematically not true. But yeah who knows really
- Did you know that sugar DOES NOT make children hyperactive?
- Did you know that Mozart was a pervert? lol Is this real? I have to look into it... or... maybe not... yeah not.https://www.cracked.com/article_18559_6-famous-geniuses-you-didnt-know-were-perverts.html
I remember hearing that about him. Music history class. Um... Thanks, Mozart. That's... something, isn't it?