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#181
5 February 2011 - 10:22 PM
dragonstar57 
Lepton
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#182
6 February 2011 - 05:44 AM
Mr Skeptic
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dragonstar57, on 5 February 2011 - 10:22 PM, said:
would covering the walls of a room with reflective crystals create any odd optical effects?
Depends on whether you consider a potentially huge number of reflections and refractions an odd optical effect.
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#183
6 February 2011 - 06:36 PM
dragonstar57
Lepton
Mr Skeptic, on 6 February 2011 - 05:44 AM, said:
Depends on whether you consider a potentially huge number of reflections and refractions an odd optical effect.
i consider the walls shimmering with various colors of refracted light an odd optical effect
This post has been edited by dragonstar57: 6 February 2011 - 06:47 PM
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#184
10 February 2011 - 09:03 PM
dragonstar57
Lepton
what happens when salt and bleach is mixed
can you poor bleach in you're water softener to clean out the lines?
can you poor bleach in you're water softener to clean out the lines?
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#185
10 February 2011 - 10:16 PM
Mr Skeptic
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dragonstar57, on 10 February 2011 - 09:03 PM, said:
what happens when salt and bleach is mixed
I think you just get salty bleach.
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can you poor bleach in you're water softener to clean out the lines?
I doubt it would help much, unless you are concerned about its color or possible bacteria.
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#186
10 February 2011 - 10:26 PM
dragonstar57
Lepton
Mr Skeptic, on 10 February 2011 - 10:16 PM, said:
I think you just get salty bleach.
I doubt it would help much, unless you are concerned about its color or possible bacteria.
I doubt it would help much, unless you are concerned about its color or possible bacteria.
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#187
11 February 2011 - 05:13 AM
Mr Skeptic
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Plain water will dissolve the salt crystals. Is that what you want?
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#188
11 February 2011 - 10:10 PM
dragonstar57
Lepton
it is forming some kind of "salt brick"
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#189
13 February 2011 - 01:20 AM
dragonstar57
Lepton
what are some examples of Alliteration in act one of Shakespeare's romeo and Juliet
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#190
17 February 2011 - 05:52 PM
imatfaal
Primate
seems a bit homeworky
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I'll look to like, if looking liking move:
But no more deep will I endart mine eye
Than your consent gives strength to make it fly.
But no more deep will I endart mine eye
Than your consent gives strength to make it fly.
A little learning is a dangerous thing; drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring:
there shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers us again.
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there shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers us again.
- Alexander Pope
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#191
17 February 2011 - 11:32 PM
dragonstar57
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imatfaal, on 17 February 2011 - 05:52 PM, said:
seems a bit homeworky
JULIET
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I'll look to like, if looking liking move:
But no more deep will I endart mine eye
Than your consent gives strength to make it fly.
But no more deep will I endart mine eye
Than your consent gives strength to make it fly.
now can you give the line # and the page # in
"English 10: developing competency " ?
This post has been edited by dragonstar57: 17 February 2011 - 11:36 PM
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#192
18 February 2011 - 12:10 PM
imatfaal
Primate
dragonstar57, on 17 February 2011 - 11:32 PM, said:
now can you give the line # and the page # in
"English 10: developing competency " ?
"English 10: developing competency " ?
Youv'e lost me there
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there shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers us again.
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there shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers us again.
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#193
18 February 2011 - 01:07 PM
Mr Skeptic
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dragonstar57, on 17 February 2011 - 11:32 PM, said:
now can you give the line # and the page # in
"English 10: developing competency " ?
"English 10: developing competency " ?
How about you read your book and do your homework?
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#194
18 February 2011 - 08:43 PM
dragonstar57
Lepton
Mr Skeptic, on 18 February 2011 - 01:07 PM, said:
How about you read your book and do your homework?
This post has been edited by dragonstar57: 18 February 2011 - 08:43 PM
ςανένακ οίτνα
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#195
12 March 2011 - 07:10 PM
dragonstar57
Lepton
is there any way to make your computer run faster and freeze less?
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#196
13 April 2011 - 10:12 PM
dragonstar57
Lepton
can a standard laser pointer cause vision damage?
amusing a significantly delayed blink reflex (2.5x normal)?
amusing a significantly delayed blink reflex (2.5x normal)?
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#197
14 April 2011 - 12:52 AM
rktpro
Molecule
dragonstar57, on 12 March 2011 - 07:10 PM, said:
is there any way to make your computer run faster and freeze less?
Arrange your computer in a car running at 200 km/h and keep the heater on.
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#198
21 August 2011 - 12:52 AM
dragonstar57
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IK i have been asking a lot of questions on this thread but i have another one sry... i have heard that blue headlights are brighter than white headlights but why is that? is the blue light more coherent so it goes further or something?
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however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement untilproof evidence is presented.
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.
however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until
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#199
22 November 2011 - 07:33 PM
superball
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dragonstar57, on 21 August 2011 - 12:52 AM, said:
IK i have been asking a lot of questions on this thread but i have another one sry... i have heard that blue headlights are brighter than white headlights but why is that? is the blue light more coherent so it goes further or something?
There may be a polarizing effect related, the xenon type bulb uses more power, more luminosity.
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If it crows like a rooster and can't swim, then it's not a duck. It
doesn't make any difference how many people insist on calling it a duck, —it still isn't a duck. Follow the yellow brick road >>>
Jimi Hendrix .
... If the bird that we see quacks like a duck and swims like a duck, and so on all the way down the line, then it's a duck.
If it crows like a rooster and can't swim, then it's not a duck. It
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