To fools on here who think I am so stupid.. ask me a question
 

I bet that none of you maroons can ask me a question I can't either answer or find the answer to .. Come up with a problem I can't solve, if I'm so stupid .. :1orglaugh

How about you get a job so you can take your pig the veterinarian and get its thyroid fixed?

Find three consecutive odd integers whose sum is 24 more than the greatest of the three integers.

Solve Albert Einstein riddle ... and you are in 2% of population :)

God damn it, I lost, already. :helpme

Well played :thumbsup

thats easy when you use google

Who owns MediaRevenue? :winkwink:

11 + 13 + 15 = 39
39 - 24 = 15

Suppose that solutions to a problem can be verified quickly. Then, can the solutions themselves also be computed quickly?

Assume "quickly" is defined as polynomial time. You'll be paid $1,000,000 if you can show that your answer is correct.

x+(x-2)+(x-4)=x+24
3x-6=x+24
2x=30
x=15

Hence, 11/13/15 is the sequence.

simple shit.

That seems like a lot of work. I just did it my head. :)

Me too. But, this is what I did rather that running a series of "what ifs".

Is god real?

Why is it said that light has no mass if it can be affected by gravitational pull?

light has energy and momentum which couples to gravity

How was the universe created/generated out of nothing?

Light travels at the speed of light in a vacuum , but in other mediums it slows down, hence it is bent to form nuddy pics.

But this is the bit I don't understand, after it comes out off glass where does the energy come from for it to speed up again to "light speed" ?

How is possible for it to be slowing down and speeding up?

Or is it always traveling at the same speed but glass is like a windy road ?

I'll send you a jpeg, please tell me if the rash is related to the weekend I spent in Nuevo Laredo.

Something like the winding road. The photons travel at the same speed. We know that some substances, like wood, absorb light. At the particle level, that means photons are absorbed by the molecules in the wood.

In other substances, we day that light is transmitted through. In glass, the individual photons are briefly absorbed, then re-emitted. The rate of absorption and re-emission controls how long it takes for a photon to make it all the way through the material.

So while the photons move at velocity C, the time spent on absorbtion reduces the average velocity.

tell me about the meta-deposition of sediments during the devonian

Carbonaceous or aqueous sedimentation? Or, the interaction of the two in creation of modern day fuels.

I lose :(

So - if GFYers know things that I don't - I think that I need to just go and work at mickey d's :D

I learned a lot working at McDonalds. Worked there for a couple of years as a teenager.

More than 50% of McDonald owners started behind the counter.

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Posting a thread like this is not going to help your case.

<========admits he knows nothing except how to tie his shoes.

Everything else is luck and habit.

What does the molecule look like that makes up gravity?

MrMaxwell, you set yourself up for all sorts of abuse and hating by making posts like this, so I'll give you one that you may well be able to answer.........................

What is the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything?

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maroons?

or morons?....the thread did not start off well :1orglaugh

maybe you are referring to the way bugs bunny says it?

Curved Space

Q1: Why do you care what we think about you?

Q2: Why are you spending time on here with mundane stuff like this instead of working on something?

Rapid expansion.

Throw some Thevinin's Theorem on this circuit

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Why do you think it came from nothing?

The question assumes it "came from nothing". It didn't. Unless you know something science doesn't.

Why are you so unsuccessful in life?

If you take the right front wheel and the left rear wheel off of a canoe, how many cowboy boots can you fit in an elephant's ear?

What riddle is that?

Gravity isn't a molecule.