Have A Question? V2

[Secura]

Why don't forum leaders have more control. Like temp ban???

I don't know. It would make things much easier in the V section.

I don't see a reason not to have this. You guys are obviously trusted enough to become mods... Giving you legit control would only clean things up.

 

But as I said I'm sure this has been brought up and I just wanna know why they decided against it.

Felt like it.

Glad to see you put a lot of thought into it ....

[faizanali]

Why is it so hard to speak to a girl? IMO it is, Very VERY HARD

[Rebel]

Why is it so hard to speak to a girl? IMO it is, Very VERY HARD

Probably because you put them on some sort of pedestal? Which in turn only makes you think that they are hard to talk to. Forget the fact we have boobs and vaginas and just treat us like human beings maybe? If that's not the issue then why not try and pick a girl who you slightly know has the same general interests as you and strike up a conversation? The worst thing thats going to happen is she'll not return in conversation - and if that's the case then move onto somebody else.

[Chunkyman]

Why is it so hard to speak to a girl? IMO it is, Very VERY HARD

Speaking to girls is easy, it's your confidence that's the problem.

[Guest]

 

VERY HARD

lol

 

Anyway it's just that you're treating them like they're special, which they aren't.

It also depends on who you're speaking to. If you're speaking to some stuck up bitch, then there's the problem. The sad thing is, the majority of women are stuck up bitches.

[A J]

Speaking to them is the easy bit, holding them down is the bit I find hardest.......

[faizanali]

 

VERY HARD

lol

 

Anyway it's just that you're treating them like they're special, which they aren't.

It also depends on who you're speaking to. If you're speaking to some stuck up bitch, then there's the problem. The sad thing is, the majority of women are stuck up bitches.

No actually shes a girl lives couple of blocks ahead, I really like her, And been doing this for years, But i just start shaking for no f*cking reason.

EDIT: I guess lack of confidence is the reason, But its very annoying.

Edited November 20, 2012 by faizanali

[universetwisters]

I want to apologize to my friend today for something I did yesterday. However, we only have our phones. How should I go about apologizing to my buddy over the phone?

[Waddy]

I want to apologize to my friend today for something I did yesterday. However, we only have our phones. How should I go about apologizing to my buddy over the phone?

Dial his number, then there is like a noise which means its ringing. When your friend answers his phone, that means you can both speak to eachother. Modern day technology!

[GreatGig]

I want to apologize to my friend today for something I did yesterday. However, we only have our phones. How should I go about apologizing to my buddy over the phone?

Just as you would in person and then whenever you see him next you can either hug it out, shake hands or whatever it is you chaps do. Either way, you've apologised, which is the main thing.

[Gtaman_92]

This question might be dumb but why could I see the moon on a clear day? I saw one today and I was like wtf.

[coin-god]

 

This question might be dumb but why could I see the moon on a clear day? I saw one today and I was like wtf.

Is it really the first time you notice it? It's completly normal.

[GTA_stu]

This won't be very scientific, but I believe that we can see it from Earth on a clear day because it's close to us and big as f*ck. And the way you said you "saw one" sounded really strange lol.

[coin-god]

 

This won't be very scientific, but I believe that we can see it from Earth on a clear day because it's close to us and big as f*ck.

Pretty much, when sunlight hits it nicely and it's still on the day side of the earth.

[Sneakerhead.]

Does anyone know how to fix the perfect ring scratch on a 360 game?

 

I don't have any special tools, so don't give me any techniques that involve them.

[lil weasel]

Does anyone know how to fix the perfect ring scratch on a 360 game?

 

If you have a video store they might have a buffing machine to remove the scratch IF it isn't too deep.

You might be able to remove it yourself if it isn't too deep by using body shop rubbing compount (or even toothpaste).

Rubbing from the HUB to the Edge, straight and never with a circular motion.

 

Too deep means your fingernail will catch in the groove.

There are personal machines like th 'SkipDr' ($15US Amazon.com) that might help. But, be sure to Follow the Instructions or you could ruin an otherwise good fix.

[vertical limit]

Does anyone know how to fix the perfect ring scratch on a 360 game?

 

I don't have any special tools, so don't give me any techniques that involve them.

Rent the same game and swap the discs. No mess, no fuss.

[lil weasel]

[...]I don't have any special tools, so don't give me any techniques that involve them.

Rent the same game and swap the discs. No mess, no fuss.

if the vendor works like the store I did you won't gain a thing except being banned. The security label won't allow for tampering and the restocking inspection will show the damage. Either way you end up paying.

[Pyrrhic]

[...]I don't have any special tools, so don't give me any techniques that involve them.

Rent the same game and swap the discs. No mess, no fuss.

if the vendor works like the store I did you won't gain a thing except being banned. The security label won't allow for tampering and the restocking inspection will show the damage. Either way you end up paying.

But you'd still be paying double the price for a brand new disc so you still win.

[trip]

Does anyone know how to fix the perfect ring scratch on a 360 game?

 

I don't have any special tools, so don't give me any techniques that involve them.

Have you seen How to Fix a "perfect circle" scratch on an Xbox 360 game?

 

Are you abusive with your discs?

 

 

[anus]

Moar physics questions. *looks at K^2*

 

So I came across this article that says that this laser will be able to rip apart space to reveal matter and anti-matter 'underneath' space. Now does this mean that space itself is made of matter and anti-matter? Doesn't science say that space is not made of any sort of matter?

 

Or are they saying that space might contain matter and anti-matter? (As opposed to saying that space itself is made of it).

 

Hope this is clear enough.

[Deffpony]

 

Moar physics questions. *looks at K^2*

 

So I came across this article that says that this laser will be able to rip apart space to reveal matter and anti-matter 'underneath' space. Now does this mean that space itself is made of matter and anti-matter? Doesn't science say that space is not made of any sort of matter?

 

Or are they saying that space might contain matter and anti-matter? (As opposed to saying that space itself is made of it).

 

Hope this is clear enough.

Correct me if I'm wrong but space is not really empty. It made up of cosmic radiation particles called neutrinos. Anti matter is a mirror image of all the matter that we know but inversely. We know anti matter exists but not why most of our visible universe has none.

 

The link doesn't work for me but I assume you are talking about the atom smasher an the Higgs boson.

 

The universe is made up of, including space, the higgs boson field which is a field that contains a non neutral charge. This field is everywhere and scientists are trying to prove it. They are searching for evidence of the Higgs boson particle which is the smallest particle of charge making up this field.

 

The importance of this particle and how it will reveal the origin of matter and anti matter is to help understand what gives matter mass. The universe is assumed to be made up of matter and dark matter. Dark matter is matter without mass. We theorize it exists because when universal objects are observed in terms of mass and gravity, there is always less mass than what should mathematically be there. Thus it is assumed that dark matter without mass is present to make up for the missing portion in relation to gravity.

 

Now the Higgs boson field and particles essentially slow down particles in space. Without it every particle would be moving at the speed of light and be massless. But with the Higgs boson field particles slow down as if the field was a sticky substance in space. The slower the particle slows the larger the mass. Some particles pass right through the field and these massless particles would be considered dark matter.

 

All of this is theory. If we can detect the Higgs boson particles then we can prove the Higgs boson field, which can prove the existence of dark matter. Knowing the existence or dark matter will ultimately prove that there is a whole new world of physics that is similar to what we know but also much different.

 

Anyone feel free to correct me. I'm self taught.

Edited November 22, 2012 by deffpony

[anus]

It doesn't seem to be part of the Higgs Boson. Let me quote the article (something I should have done before ):

 

 

The European Commission has approved the construction of three gigantic new research lasers, with the option for a fourth that would, for an instant, be several hundred times more powerful than the entirety of the power generated by our civilization. The hope is that this will be enough energy to actually conjure virtual particles out of nothingness.

 

At peak power, the fourth laser in Europe's Extreme Light Infrastructure project (or ELI) will combine ten beams into a single pulse measuring 200 petawatts. 200 petawatts is significantly more power that our entire race generates at any given moment, and in fact more total power than Earth receives from the sun.

 

Needless to say, this is not the type of laser that you just turn on and wave around for your cat to chase. The only way that this massive amount of power is able to be harnessed is if the amount of time that it's being used for is insanely small. The 200 petawatt pulses will only last 1.5 x 10^-14 second, which is about the same amount of time that it takes for light to travel from one side of a human hair to the other, if you shave the hair down by 90%.

 

The point of all this is to try to explore some of the weirdness of quantum mechanics, which suggests that space is actually a giant party of random particles that are popping in and out of existence too fast for us to see. The hope is that a laser this powerful might actually be able to tear apart the vacuum of space-time itself, revealing the matter and antimatter underneath.

 

The fourth ELI laser is scheduled to start ripping up the fabric of the universe in 2017, and no, nothing could possibly go wrong, why do you ask?

[Finn 7 five 11]

Moar physics questions. *looks at K^2*

 

So I came across this article that says that this laser will be able to rip apart space to reveal matter and anti-matter 'underneath' space. Now does this mean that space itself is made of matter and anti-matter? Doesn't science say that space is not made of any sort of matter?

 

Or are they saying that space might contain matter and anti-matter? (As opposed to saying that space itself is made of it).

 

Hope this is clear enough.

Correct me if I'm wrong but space is not really empty. It made up of cosmic radiation particles called neutrinos. Anti matter is a mirror image of all the matter that we know but inversely. We know anti matter exists but not why most of our visible universe has none.

 

The link doesn't work for me but I assume you are talking about the atom smasher an the Higgs boson.

 

The universe is made up of, including space, the higgs boson field which is a field that contains a non neutral charge. This field is everywhere and scientists are trying to prove it. They are searching for evidence of the Higgs boson particle which is the smallest particle of charge making up this field.

 

The importance of this particle and how it will reveal the origin of matter and anti matter is to help understand what gives matter mass. The universe is assumed to be made up of matter and dark matter. Dark matter is matter without mass. We theorize it exists because when universal objects are observed in terms of mass and gravity, there is always less mass than what should mathematically be there. Thus it is assumed that dark matter without mass is present to make up for the missing portion in relation to gravity.

 

Now the Higgs boson field and particles essentially slow down particles in space. Without it every particle would be moving at the speed of light and be massless. But with the Higgs boson field particles slow down as if the field was a sticky substance in space. The slower the particle slows the larger the mass. Some particles pass right through the field and these massless particles would be considered dark matter.

 

All of this is theory. If we can detect the Higgs boson particles then we can prove the Higgs boson field, which can prove the existence of dark matter. Knowing the existence or dark matter will ultimately prove that there is a whole new world of physics that is similar to what we know but also much different.

 

Anyone feel free to correct me. I'm self taught.

Funny that, here i was thinking you were an idiot with some bullsh*t degree in marketing. But no, you actually know stuff.

[Deffpony]

Moar physics questions. *looks at K^2*

 

So I came across this article that says that this laser will be able to rip apart space to reveal matter and anti-matter 'underneath' space. Now does this mean that space itself is made of matter and anti-matter? Doesn't science say that space is not made of any sort of matter?

 

Or are they saying that space might contain matter and anti-matter? (As opposed to saying that space itself is made of it).

 

Hope this is clear enough.

Correct me if I'm wrong but space is not really empty. It made up of cosmic radiation particles called neutrinos. Anti matter is a mirror image of all the matter that we know but inversely. We know anti matter exists but not why most of our visible universe has none.

 

The link doesn't work for me but I assume you are talking about the atom smasher an the Higgs boson.

 

The universe is made up of, including space, the higgs boson field which is a field that contains a non neutral charge. This field is everywhere and scientists are trying to prove it. They are searching for evidence of the Higgs boson particle which is the smallest particle of charge making up this field.

 

The importance of this particle and how it will reveal the origin of matter and anti matter is to help understand what gives matter mass. The universe is assumed to be made up of matter and dark matter. Dark matter is matter without mass. We theorize it exists because when universal objects are observed in terms of mass and gravity, there is always less mass than what should mathematically be there. Thus it is assumed that dark matter without mass is present to make up for the missing portion in relation to gravity.

 

Now the Higgs boson field and particles essentially slow down particles in space. Without it every particle would be moving at the speed of light and be massless. But with the Higgs boson field particles slow down as if the field was a sticky substance in space. The slower the particle slows the larger the mass. Some particles pass right through the field and these massless particles would be considered dark matter.

 

All of this is theory. If we can detect the Higgs boson particles then we can prove the Higgs boson field, which can prove the existence of dark matter. Knowing the existence or dark matter will ultimately prove that there is a whole new world of physics that is similar to what we know but also much different.

 

Anyone feel free to correct me. I'm self taught.

Funny that, here i was thinking you were an idiot with some bullsh*t degree in marketing. But no, you actually know stuff.

Wow thanks... I think.

 

I don't have a degree in marketing. Im studying an electrical engineering degree now. I have 6 years of aviation military experience as well as some marketing experience. Im sorry that I come off as an idiot. I'll do my best to turn that around

 

@ warlord: ok I understand now. Quantum mechanics is very theoritical. It basically consists of the idea that there is a universe for every possible out come. It is most commonly observed with laser experiments.

 

I won't attempt to explain it because it's a long winded topic.

 

Here is a video that talks about the concepts of quantum physics.

 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=le3HQ_4Geso

[Guest]

What happened to the guy that always put

 

[supreme]

[Obey]

[Pterodactyl]

 

at the end of his posts?

[Cosmic Gypsy]

What happened to the guy that always put

 

[supreme]

[Obey]

[Pterodactyl]

 

at the end of his posts?

I remmeber the guy who always put -Supreme- at the end of his posts, his name is Hydraulic Warrior, maybe spelt slightly differently and maybe with an underscor inbetween the words, last time i saw him post, he still had coloured text but nothing like -Supreme- on the end.

 

I have never seen him have [Obey] or [Pterodactyl] at the end of his posts though.

[Guest]

What happened to the guy that always put

 

[supreme]

[Obey]

[Pterodactyl]

 

at the end of his posts?

I remmeber the guy who always put -Supreme- at the end of his posts, his name is Hydraulic Warrior, maybe spelt slightly differently and maybe with an underscor inbetween the words, last time i saw him post, he still had coloured text but nothing like -Supreme- on the end.

 

I have never seen him have [Obey] or [Pterodactyl] at the end of his posts though.

The Pterodactyl part was a joke, but he did put [Obey] at the end of his posts, though.

[AnthMUFC-Champs]

SF in the 1970s or LV in the 1970s for a sandbox video game concept?

[Ex Hellraiser]

Why are some "BUSTED!" members shown with "G1T" as their signature?