blike

The degree has nothing to do with how good of a doctor you are; thats left to the person.

That said

DO > MD

Link is broken, btw.

hahahaha.

You're going to be working with DOs when you do your residency and internships! MAYBE I'LL BE ONE OF THEM. :cool2:

AFK killing faf :flame:

I love osteopathy!

:haha:

More matter didn't escape because there was't too much more matter to escape.

Thanks Jeff. Perhaps you could use "profound" a bit more in your next post?

blike to the rescue.

Zarkov, administrators cannot be ignored. However, you are free to ignore him by not replying, or looking at his posts. If someone feels he is disruptive, they'll ignore him as well.

Don't respond to faf's post, else a flamewar will ensue.

By the way, I just tried it with cold water, and the curtain is still sucked in.

Zarkov - :flame: - MrL

Fine, ALL

LOL. Take that as a compliment, although I see how it could be an insult

I mean, Zarkov finally has someone that can answer to almost all of his "theories".

Originally posted by Hogslayer

Here is my theory. Chop it up for me if you can, that's what its all about:

 

There is a massive volume of vaporization taking place.

 

Higher humidity creates less dense air.

 

The pressure of the lower humidity air on the outside of the curtain pushes it in.

Well, I have 2 layers of curtains. One extends into the tub, and the other extends out. Only the one on the inside is sucked in. The outside is not "pushed" in. I'll try with cold water in a few minutes.

Someone has finally met their match

we aren't the guy taking McDonalds to court because he didn't know that fast food made him fat. we aren't stupid. can you show us the sources?

That ordeal is so rediculous. :rant: :rant: :rant:

Haha, I'm average; around 5'11. I guess I'm just not as conductive as towering metal signs

And either I posted in the wrong forum, or faf moved it to the right forum

thanks adrian.

I'm just getting started in the book. I wish I had this back when I first was trying to comprehend relativity! The author does a great job of explaining in common terms.

Thats what I was thinking, aman.

Originally posted by aman

I've seen two lightning bolts within 200 feet of me in my lifetime.

Wow, ever been to central florida?

I've seen two within 200 feet in the past two weeks. Given one instance I was inside. The other I was running from my car to a building. The second I stepped out of my car, lightning struck a sign hardly 100 feet away. I heard the popping electricity sound I was so close. My hair stood on end and I kinda tingly, guess it was the electric field. Scared the crap out of me, and about doubled my running speed

Do humans actually "attract" lightning?

If I were to stand outside in an electrical storm, are my chances of being hit greater than the trees next to me?

.99999 = 1

------------------

x = .9999999...

10x = 9.9999999...

- x = .99999999...

9x = 9

x = 1

Is there any evidence for it? Or is it just proposed because it would tie together other theories...

Just for fun.

Proof: Suppose that a=b. Then

a = b

a^2 = ab

a^2 - b^2 = ab - b^2

(a + b)(a - b) = b(a - b)

a + b = b

a = 0

--

1$ = 100c

= (10c)^2

= (0.1$)^2

= 0.01$

= 1c

--

Proof:

1 = sqrt(1) = sqrt(-1 * -1) = sqrt(-1) * sqrt(-1) = 1^ = -1

Also one can disprove the axiom that things equal to the same thing

are equal to each other.

1 = sqrt(1)

-1 = sqrt(1)

therefore 1 = -1

Nice :bravo:

I thought information couldn't be transferred faster than c?