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  1. Grayman

    Solar Roadways

    Last I heard they were planning on making space elevators to the moon to mine H3. Popular science articles can be a little funny sometimes.
  2. Grayman

    Solar Roadways

    My solar panels work with limited light. I'm more worried about the cleaning and repair cists. Keeping them clean with oil leaking cars driving on top of them would be an impossible task.
  3. Grayman

    Education Seems Futile

    I would feel the same way if I did that. If you enjoy language stick to it. Focus on it because you are good at it. You are more likely to feel more successful as you make smaller achievements along the way to larger goals. Personally, there are lots of things I like to learn but I would...
  4. Grayman

    The Devil is Within You: the Problem with Conspiracy Theories

    My use of 'general skepticism' was not meant to be synonymous with 'absolute skepticism'. I intended it to describe the 'willingness/ability/desire to question everything' and not necessarily 'to believe in nothing'. Only through general skeptism can we be a better person, change who we are...
  5. Grayman

    Education Seems Futile

    How are you determining what is worth learning and applying to your life?
  6. Grayman

    Help with Python

    I actually started with it. I don't know when you used it but it has grown some. C, C#, VB, Java are very similar in idea but when I look at python I don't find it that simlar. I use windows OS so python isn't worth learning for me. I prefer UWP supported languages because I am lazy and only...
  7. Grayman

    The Devil is Within You: the Problem with Conspiracy Theories

    Children are natural believers. Skeptism is learned as you get older. I am almost convinced that skeptism on a general basis is unnatural and most who question do so not because they are skeptical in practice but because they have finally failed at preventing their warring beliefs from...
  8. Grayman

    The Devil is Within You: the Problem with Conspiracy Theories

    Conspiracy Theorist beliefs can be organized within an institution like any other belief but like any other belief they can also exist independently within individuals. Religion is only successful at neglecting facts and promoting dogma because individuals are already prone to do that on their own.
  9. Grayman

    The Devil is Within You: the Problem with Conspiracy Theories

    :D Typically it is assumed power corrupts a person completely. Based on this you must believe than anytime a person had an opportunity they took it ignoring any personal moral standards or principles because they have none. You needn't prove intention like you would in court. Opportunity...
  10. Grayman

    The Devil is Within You: the Problem with Conspiracy Theories

    This effect is multiplied by the wage disparity. Even in US kids go to school hungry. Cheap food is a necessity for them.
  11. Grayman

    The Devil is Within You: the Problem with Conspiracy Theories

    Situations are often a result of multiple factors outside of any one persons control. No one is denying that there are issues with our government. We are denying that every situation is the the result of direct and methodical planning of a specific institution. We recognize that many situations...
  12. Grayman

    The Devil is Within You: the Problem with Conspiracy Theories

    http://time.com/3997033/conspiracy-theories/ Studies show that you are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories if you feel a lack of control in what is going on around you.
  13. Grayman

    Adrenalize Me

    After some time your patronus will fully conceptualize into a more static form.
  14. Grayman

    Gravitational waves from black holes observed on Earth.

    I was thinking of forced convection within a closed container that has equal temperatures throughout all sides of the container so as not to be susceptible to natural convection.
  15. Grayman

    Gravitational waves from black holes observed on Earth.

    My fridge slows the decay of my food. Also aging can nearly be stopped by freezing a human being in near sub zero. *Time must be altered by temperature* I have a question. Temperature slows down or stops chemical reactions for certain. Does gravity slow down chemical reactions and what testing...
  16. Grayman

    Gravitational waves from black holes observed on Earth.

    Units of measure are meant to be constant they were created that way on purpose. They are essentially references in which to make comparisons between two other points. We use light a reference to measure time and since light is affected by gravity our reference of time changes. It is like using...
  17. Grayman

    Help me pick a new hobby

    please list a number of books you would consider reading or at least specify a genre so that I can make an accurate comparison between your listed options. I noticed you were specific with the language, the musical instrument but not the books....
  18. Grayman

    Gravitational waves from black holes observed on Earth.

    Now that they know that it does behave like waves they can now work on making more sensitive instruments. ...But I guess I feel the same way as you do. I don't see these gravity waves as being strong enough to be measurable from such a distance by any equipment anytime soon, if ever. The thing...
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    Gravitational waves from black holes observed on Earth.

    'dark' because light is not received from it. They theorized its existence because of the gravitational effect it has on its surrounding area. If we can directly measure gravity we no longer need to rely on observing its affects indirectly because we ourselves will be able to measure those...
  20. Grayman

    Gravitational waves from black holes observed on Earth.

    At least they will finally be able to 'disprove' that gravity affects time. Gravity makes a better reference for time than light anyways.
  21. Grayman

    Something really f***ed up is going on with banks

    EVERYONE works for the bank. It's just that not everyone realizes it. Haven't you noticed that no matter what 'company' you get hired by your pay always comes to you from the bank?
  22. Grayman

    Gravitational waves from black holes observed on Earth.

    I like to have a lot of space between me and other people in crowded rooms but all that air keeps getting in the way.
  23. Grayman

    Working in corp vs academia vs govt

    Is that government in your title? You didn't mention it in your OP...
  24. Grayman

    Ambitious?

    If this is their definition then it makes sense that most people don't succeed and spend their life unsatisfied and depressed. It seems they are setting goals that were doomed from the start. When they could have done something useful with their life they instead spend it as a failure. My...
  25. Grayman

    On disliking the question " What are you thinking"

    I prefer to draw pictures and maybe diagrams but my pen agility is low so I just picture it in my head and feel it until I need to communicate it. So what am I thinking... A picture is worth a thousand words an a movie is made of several frames of pictures. With a proper GPU that's 40 frames a...
  26. Grayman

    Ambitious?

    To reconize your abilities and to utilize them to their greatest potential. In this way ambition has nothing to do with failure or comparing yourself to others. But I suppose unrealistic ambition is more commonly promoted. i.e. After all, if you truly believe it, you can become president some day.
  27. Grayman

    On disliking the question " What are you thinking"

    I had trouble understanding how you went from writing to speaking until I suddenly realized that you think language is a requirement for comprehension.
  28. Grayman

    On disliking the question " What are you thinking"

    This would be an interesting topic. My experiences are vastly different. Writing my thoughts down only distracts me from understanding. I rarely write anything down. My internal thoughts are often more solid and easier to recall than external reality.
  29. Grayman

    On disliking the question " What are you thinking"

    I think they think there is some emotional reason as to why I am withdrawn. Perhaps it is an act of concern... Really I am solving things as mundane as math problems or at least mundane to them. They rarely have the background to have enough knowlege in order to discuss my thoughts.
  30. Grayman

    intps differentiating avolition from wishful thinking

    Can you provide examples of wishful thinking for me?
  31. Grayman

    NEET Forum

    Well X is for when you cannot write a name because you don't know your letters. It was fairly common place before public education. So maybe the verbal name is Phi but they wrote X for this reason.
  32. Grayman

    NEET Forum

    pftt .... Planet X is a REAL planet not a dwarf in a big man's costume.
  33. Grayman

    Can you get banned for posting shit in the Oubliette?

    Yes, anything that would present a legal issue for the forum would be bring the swift and brutal axe.
  34. Grayman

    What gives you the incentive/willpower/strength to keep going and stay "alive"?

    I am more worried about not living long enough to see all that humanity discovers than I am about stupid little finite sufferings.
  35. Grayman

    What is a Child's Duty to Their Parents?

    To an extent, labor is beneficial for children particularly when their minds more easily molded to learning trades and practices. Child labor 'in dangerous conditions' is a bad thing and it was why child labor laws were originally created. At some point, having a child work became almost...
  36. Grayman

    What is a Child's Duty to Their Parents?

    In an eternity of death and non-existence you provide them a priceless and unique opportunity to experience life. How could your children ever repay you? We enable opportunities to experience life freely by placing no little expectations on our children because we ourselves have benefited...
  37. Grayman

    The Morality of Dexter

    I see what you are saying. I feel I need to point out that he followed a code set upon him by his father. Dexter never broke the code and no one but murderers had to fear him. Is the law more moral than a personal code? If the required that I stone my wife for seeing another man naked, I...
  38. Grayman

    The Morality of Dexter

    After watching the show Dexter I came to the realization that other peoples sense of morality is largely different than my own. Many felt that Dexter deserved to be punished including the writer. What is odd is that they feel that he needs to be punished be cause Dexter liked killing. Had he...
  39. Grayman

    My confusion on speaking metaphorically.

    Questioning my INTPness is like questioning my manhood. I could whip it out and prove it to you but it wouldn't be very polite.
  40. Grayman

    MBTI: ultimately a bad thing for you.

    I agree but I think MBTI is far worse in that it can potentially plant the weed in a field that is new, empty, and waiting for direction.
  41. Grayman

    Well, I've figured out the universe, what do i do now?

    It's my blind spot not knowing how your mind works I guess. It can be frustrating when you feel you have a solution, as I do now, and the other person rejects it for seemingly arbitrary reasons like "It just won't turn out well." Is this what you deal with in interacting with your bosses? Is...
  42. Grayman

    Well, I've figured out the universe, what do i do now?

    Deceive yourself? How is the manipulation of the perceptions of others in order to achieve more important goals 'self' deception?
  43. Grayman

    Well, I've figured out the universe, what do i do now?

    I find a ways to integrate parts of it into my idea and then give him my better idea and make it look like it was really me just building off his great idea. The only reason I can make it look like it was a build off his idea is because I included some of his ideas in it.
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