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#3184
BigDaddyJ
Wow.How do you fit a dumptruck full of dumbass into one human brain?
10/29/2005 1:14:52 PM
#3201
Darth Wang
......What?
Is this guy 500 years behind the times, and didn't hear of Galileo's experiment? Or is he talking abour air resistance, which is a completely different thing?
10/29/2005 6:29:47 PM
#3206
CousinTed
Well he certainly showed them thar' scentist folk! Who says you need a fancy 'High School' edumakashun or 'knowledge' of 'scientific theories', or an 'I.Q.' above 23.
10/29/2005 6:32:21 PM
#3233
Crosis
The clue meter reads negative 4. Which is impressive, in a rather frightening way.
10/30/2005 3:34:30 AM
#3240
ez-c
Would he still keep his views if we held an anvil over his head and then let go?
10/30/2005 4:14:03 PM
#3251
Rime
[saecasm]No. It's true! that anvil would just fall intelligently, because God wills it to fall! Gravity is a LIE!
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10/31/2005 2:03:20 AM
#3260
llDayo
I would much like to see a video of this guy picking something up and defying the law of gravity. Houdini would rise from his grave to get tickets to that show!
10/31/2005 2:29:01 PM
#3285
Bio
Wow. Now how to market this \"Antigravity\" device to NASA to help launch payloads into orbit...
\"Okay t-minus six...begin primary cluster dumbass lift...sequence initiated...GodGuy 1 has liftoff...this is the first launch of a human powered spacecraft, and unfortunately they only lifted it above their heads...\"
10/31/2005 8:39:44 PM
#6329
Kadin
I think he's talking about 'very small' as in electrons, quarks, etc. and 'very large' as in stars and stuff. I think he's trying to get at the idea that Newtonian gravity is only an approximation, especially noticeable in the macro- and microscopes.
12/7/2005 10:05:43 PM
#11175
Sipos
While _his_ 'theory of gravity' might not 'work' there is no evidence of any cases where the one accepted by the rest of us (general relativity) makes false predictions. The accuracy of its predictions have allowed us to make things that have improved our lives (eg GPS, which depends on predictions about gravity so accurate that Newton's theory isn't up to the job). It is a good theory.
I am not saying it is a perfect theory. There is currently no direct evidence for extra dimensions (although experiments to test for them will be conducted using particle accelerators in the near future) and it is impossible to formulate a renormalisable quantum theory of gravity in the number of dimensions we observe so it is clearly not the last word on the subject.
1/19/2006 11:20:27 AM
#564123
AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
6/28/2008 10:01:49 PM
#578644
Jordan666
Why do you think things are heavy? Without gravity nothing would be on the planet.
7/9/2008 2:34:28 AM
#1454807
Quantum Mechanic
I have a gravity experiment in mind for you, moron.
10/4/2012 1:47:40 AM
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