thought up a strange nerdy version of the the old paradoxical chineese saying: "if a tree falls in the woods and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?" on the way home from the res.
If it was possible to experience absolute zero, would you know what it felt like?
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a nerdy version of ancient chineese wisdom
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Re: a nerdy version of ancient chineese wisdom
you wouldn't be experiencing it if you didn't know what it felt likeDr_Watson wrote:If it was possible to experience absolute zero, would you know what it felt like?
are you sure you're quoting this right?
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Anyway, you wouldn't be able to feel it since none of the molecules in your body would move, the blood would not flow, the brain would not work.Dr_Watson wrote:IF IT WAS POSSIBLE, jesus... learn how to read you retarded grasshopper.ToxicBug wrote:No and you'd die. Plus I don't think that anything is at absolute zero, so how would you create such a situation.
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Re: a nerdy version of ancient chineese wisdom
I was pretty sure that koan originated from Japanese Zen Buddhism.Dr_Watson wrote:thought up a strange nerdy version of the the old paradoxical chineese saying: "if a tree falls in the woods and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?" on the way home from the res.
What? How did you work this little gem out????????????ToxicBug wrote:Anyway, you wouldn't be able to feel it since none of the molecules in your body would move, the blood would not flow, the brain would not work.Dr_Watson wrote:IF IT WAS POSSIBLE, jesus... learn how to read you retarded grasshopper.ToxicBug wrote:No and you'd die. Plus I don't think that anything is at absolute zero, so how would you create such a situation.