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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough

Well as I am nerd (as some of you already know ..hehe) I thought I would offer you my services again

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By *hyllyphyllyMan  over a year ago

Bradford

Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well as I am nerd (as some of you already know ..hehe) I thought I would offer you my services again

"

Why is there such a thing as humans, what purpose do they serve?

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

Here and there


"Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?"

Heisenberg tried once but when he knew its position he didn't know it's momentum.

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?"

Well it is dead anyways, died of old age.

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"Well as I am nerd (as some of you already know ..hehe) I thought I would offer you my services again

Why is there such a thing as humans, what purpose do they serve?"

That is a very good question. Humans do seem to be the old one out. There is one school of thought that says humans are there as a control, to farm and to care take. Though I think was over shot that over 5000 years ago when we decided not to just control and care take but also use everything for out own advantage..

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By * Jay69Man  over a year ago

Bridgwater - Somerset

Is it true that Pavlov's cat rang a bell when it wanted to be feed?

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?

Heisenberg tried once but when he knew its position he didn't know it's momentum. "

He saw a snapshot of the cat in a fix position being swung around the room, though we could not tell which direction it was be swung or a what speed..

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"Is it true that Pavlov's cat rang a bell when it wanted to be feed?"

A refer you to Pavlov's cat experiments .. "Eddie Izzard - Dressed to Kill"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?

Well it is dead anyways, died of old age."

Surely the answer should be yes/no/maybe/what cat?

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

Here and there

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

Here and there


"Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?

Heisenberg tried once but when he knew its position he didn't know it's momentum.

He saw a snapshot of the cat in a fix position being swung around the room, though we could not tell which direction it was be swung or a what speed.."

It only works for spherical cats in a vacuum.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If your at the front of the bus travelling 50mph, and you jump, Would you end up at the back of the bus?

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

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"If your at the front of the bus travelling 50mph, and you jump, Would you end up at the back of the bus?"

No.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"If your at the front of the bus travelling 50mph, and you jump, Would you end up at the back of the bus?"

As you jump you are travelling at 50mph yourself, so as long as the bus stays at the same speed you will land where you took off from.

If you jump while the bus is speed up, slowly down or changing direction then you will land in a different place

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter "

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

Here and there


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind.."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind.."

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well as I am nerd (as some of you already know ..hehe) I thought I would offer you my services again

"

What's the best algorithm for rendering an isometric game world?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Why can't I stop thinking about Boobs, Pussy and Ass?

...solve that one fucking Einstein!

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc "

I knew what you meant That is why I said about completing a set of tasks .. Qualifications can be both vocational and non vocational.

But I did start my career as a Software engineer (Computer programmer), before expanding into hardware, Networkd, telecommuntications etc etc. I still have love of coding though, so you will often find me knee deep in lines of IFs FORs DIMs LOOPs... hehe

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

Here and there


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc "

Not so. Yeah, qualifications are valuable in your particular line of work and keeping up to date in something as fast paced as IT or science is important. However, my job involves very little quantum mechanics still my bedtime reading is currently QED by Feynman. I think that qualifies me as a science nerd, I do it because I love it, not because I have to.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

..oh and Masturbation.

...looking women who aren't my wife or Girlfriend in the eye

These are massively scientific mysteries.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc

I knew what you meant That is why I said about completing a set of tasks .. Qualifications can be both vocational and non vocational.

But I did start my career as a Software engineer (Computer programmer), before expanding into hardware, Networkd, telecommuntications etc etc. I still have love of coding though, so you will often find me knee deep in lines of IFs FORs DIMs LOOPs... hehe"

DIM? So you program in BASIC? My apologies if so.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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Please contact your administrator for fresh condoms and batteries

STOP

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"Well as I am nerd (as some of you already know ..hehe) I thought I would offer you my services again

What's the best algorithm for rendering an isometric game world?

"

I would say a lot depends on the Graphic Card technology you are basing it on.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc

Not so. Yeah, qualifications are valuable in your particular line of work and keeping up to date in something as fast paced as IT or science is important. However, my job involves very little quantum mechanics still my bedtime reading is currently QED by Feynman. I think that qualifies me as a science nerd, I do it because I love it, not because I have to. "

My line of work is not IT based, what I know and have done for many years is because I love it

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well as I am nerd (as some of you already know ..hehe) I thought I would offer you my services again

What's the best algorithm for rendering an isometric game world?

I would say a lot depends on the Graphic Card technology you are basing it on."

I'm talking about a software renderer.

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"Why can't I stop thinking about Boobs, Pussy and Ass?

...solve that one fucking Einstein! "

You are a man.. Testosterone in your body makes you want to have lots of sex. I could prove this by cutting off your testicles ..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong?

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc

I knew what you meant That is why I said about completing a set of tasks .. Qualifications can be both vocational and non vocational.

But I did start my career as a Software engineer (Computer programmer), before expanding into hardware, Networkd, telecommuntications etc etc. I still have love of coding though, so you will often find me knee deep in lines of IFs FORs DIMs LOOPs... hehe

DIM? So you program in BASIC? My apologies if so."

I did start (like most programmers) with Basic, (unless you was one of the unfortunately people that started with COBAL)

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong? "

You are getting in the realms of Quantum Physics here, things at this small scale do not really work the way we expect them to

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong?

You are getting in the realms of Quantum Physics here, things at this small scale do not really work the way we expect them to

"

So are you saying you don't know?

haha,,,I win - I win - I win... lala lala laa

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"Well as I am nerd (as some of you already know ..hehe) I thought I would offer you my services again

What's the best algorithm for rendering an isometric game world?

I would say a lot depends on the Graphic Card technology you are basing it on.

I'm talking about a software renderer."

Not really my field, but I did have a play around with something called "Python" a few years ago..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc

I knew what you meant That is why I said about completing a set of tasks .. Qualifications can be both vocational and non vocational.

But I did start my career as a Software engineer (Computer programmer), before expanding into hardware, Networkd, telecommuntications etc etc. I still have love of coding though, so you will often find me knee deep in lines of IFs FORs DIMs LOOPs... hehe

DIM? So you program in BASIC? My apologies if so.

I did start (like most programmers) with Basic, (unless you was one of the unfortunately people that started with COBAL)"

I think you mean COBOL.

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

Here and there


"OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong? "

Look up "standard model" on wiki and you'll find a table of fundamental particles, that's as small as we currently understand and we believe that they are not made up of smaller particles.

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong?

You are getting in the realms of Quantum Physics here, things at this small scale do not really work the way we expect them to

So are you saying you don't know?

haha,,,I win - I win - I win... lala lala laa "

If I did know then we could save million of pounds as we would have no need for Cern.. hehe

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By *wingerdelightCouple  over a year ago

eastliegh

why cant you fold a piece of paper more than (i think) 6 times

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"I would need to know your "IT" qualifications first before you could be considered a nerd or geek for that matter

Qualifications do not make you a nerd. Qualifications just says you have passed or completed a set of tasks set by someone..

Being a nerd is a state of mind..

I disagree, you assumed I meant exam qualifications, IT people depending on job learn on a daily basis in the fast moving climate of technology and their quals are their skills and what abilities they possess, anyone can say they are a nerd but as with everything in life the prove is in the pudding. I could class myself as one for skills I have but I am not in the same league as Steve Jobs or software engineers etc etc

I knew what you meant That is why I said about completing a set of tasks .. Qualifications can be both vocational and non vocational.

But I did start my career as a Software engineer (Computer programmer), before expanding into hardware, Networkd, telecommuntications etc etc. I still have love of coding though, so you will often find me knee deep in lines of IFs FORs DIMs LOOPs... hehe

DIM? So you program in BASIC? My apologies if so.

I did start (like most programmers) with Basic, (unless you was one of the unfortunately people that started with COBAL)

I think you mean COBOL."

I did ... ...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

OK ....so if everything has mass?,,,,

Where does all the digital information I delete go to !!!!

And how much does the letter X weigh when I use size 12 font to send someone a cyber kiss….?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Google = knowledge

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By *wingerdelightCouple  over a year ago

eastliegh


"OK ....so if everything has mass?,,,,

Where does all the digital information I delete go to !!!!

"

in the recycle bin of course

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By *tomCom OP   Man  over a year ago

Wellingborough


"why cant you fold a piece of paper more than (i think) 6 times"

That is to do with the flexibility of paper, we use paper because it has some rigidity to it, if it was too flexible then it would be a pain to use.. imagine trying to write on a piece of Clingfilm..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong?

You are getting in the realms of Quantum Physics here, things at this small scale do not really work the way we expect them to

So are you saying you don't know?

haha,,,I win - I win - I win... lala lala laa

If I did know then we could save million of pounds as we would have no need for Cern.. hehe"

Surely you meant millions of Euro's

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By *wingerdelightCouple  over a year ago

eastliegh


"why cant you fold a piece of paper more than (i think) 6 times

That is to do with the flexibility of paper, we use paper because it has some rigidity to it, if it was too flexible then it would be a pain to use.. imagine trying to write on a piece of Clingfilm.. "

but why is it s times(or what ever the number) no matter how big the bit of paper

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Could got make a burrito so hot that he himself couldn't eat it?

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

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"why cant you fold a piece of paper more than (i think) 6 times

That is to do with the flexibility of paper, we use paper because it has some rigidity to it, if it was too flexible then it would be a pain to use.. imagine trying to write on a piece of Clingfilm..

but why is it s times(or what ever the number) no matter how big the bit of paper"

I'm pretty sure it's eight times and it's because the thickness increases exponentially. So once you've folded eight times the paper is 256 sheets thick.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong?

Look up "standard model" on wiki and you'll find a table of fundamental particles, that's as small as we currently understand and we believe that they are not made up of smaller particles. "

But that would be cheating,,,, your not allowed to the answer by telling the person asking the question to go check Wiki,,,, sheeesh,,,,,,, struth,,,,

I've never seen that tactic used on mastermind or university challenge

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"why cant you fold a piece of paper more than (i think) 6 times

That is to do with the flexibility of paper, we use paper because it has some rigidity to it, if it was too flexible then it would be a pain to use.. imagine trying to write on a piece of Clingfilm..

but why is it s times(or what ever the number) no matter how big the bit of paper"

Because size doesn't matter!?

Its because no matter how big the paper, each time you fold it the thickness doubles. The thickness and strength of the material will be factor in how able to hold a fold vs the material tearing -difference int the curve the outer piece of paper vs the inner in twelve folds is huge..

Theres some long standing competition by a woman Brittany something to try and beat her record

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being a nerd is a state of mind.."

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By *hyllyphyllyMan  over a year ago

Bradford


"Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?

Heisenberg tried once but when he knew its position he didn't know it's momentum. "

Am I the only one that thought Walter White in Breaking Bad first?

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By *cottishrichMan  over a year ago

Here and there


"OK.....What’s the smallest thing that can't be halved and why can't it be halved, because surely everything that exists can be halved in some way or other,

So even if we are just theoretically speaking, surely anything that is whole must have the potential to be split in two …..

Or am I wrong?

Look up "standard model" on wiki and you'll find a table of fundamental particles, that's as small as we currently understand and we believe that they are not made up of smaller particles.

But that would be cheating,,,, your not allowed to the answer by telling the person asking the question to go check Wiki,,,, sheeesh,,,,,,, struth,,,,

I've never seen that tactic used on mastermind or university challenge "

Richard Feynman, one of the most influential physicists the world has seen once said, "If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics" it's really that hard to get your head around. Now if he can't explain in plain English why a quark or a lepton is as small as you can get - to other physicists, I doubt that I will be able to explain it to you.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Have you killed Schrödinger's cat yet?

Heisenberg tried once but when he knew its position he didn't know it's momentum.

Am I the only one that thought Walter White in Breaking Bad first?"

TV Crack, loved it!

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