dimreepr

Doesn't the constitution, constitute a religion? All praise the gun... In a few hundred year's, that will be really funny...

Well it's either him, a highly regarded physicist (admired by many a teacher), or a random guy on the tinternet, a highly liked idiot (admired by many a child): I know who I'd trust, but sure, ask us if he or random guy got the math's right...

Imagine that...

Rito... Which word didn't you understand?

OK then... 🖖 It's funny, you can't even understand your own sentence .

There you go again, more word's.

I edited out the subtlety in my last post, just so you'd get it... 😉

I think the number of posts is roughly inversely proportional to the expressiveness of your posts... 😵

With a notable lack of evidence, on your end. That neatly some's up why the topic title is a pointless question. Reminds me of this:

I'm not sure why that is more important than the correct placement of a comma...

You better not say "42"...

I'm going to have to read this thread more carefully.

Isn't it a requirement for any society? The only difference is the size of the territory and the importance of keeping it. I agree that agriculture scales it up, but that's only because agricultural scales up societies...

I don't think it's matters about the topic of the knowledge, one possess', so much as willingness to learn more; having said that, it does matter who you learn from, some random guy on the internet is not equivalent to your old English teacher.

Isn't it the other way round? Thanks for the replies +1. If a unified field theory isn't a TOE, what is a TOE? I understand that it's not technically a force, but since it all plays out on the same stage? +1 for you too, wish it could be two.