Time Traveling STNE!!! by Atomic10
Since nobody reads these things, just look at the explanation in the actual simulation. And please POLITELY correct me if I'm wrong, okay. I'm only 12 years old.
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Atomic10 13th Aug 2014
Here is a theory disproving that: Bretrand Russell said that there was a teapot orbiting the Sun between Earth and Mars. No one could disprove him because such a teapot couldn't be visible. Even though the teapot's existence would seem illogical to believe, no one could disprove it. FULL CREDIT TO THIS AWESOME SITE!!! http://htwins.net/scale2/ -
kyledudey 13th Aug 2014
Theories... -
Miauw 13th Aug 2014
photons wouldnt be able to travel at c if they had any mass, and its stupid to say that they have some mass because MAYBE THE DEVICES ARENT ACCURATE???? -
ArkaM 13th Aug 2014
btw, +1. You could probably fix it in the tpt c++ source by setting phot's default velocity to lightspeed. It would be cool to limit all particle velocities to lightspeed in their blah_update functions. Maybe it'll happen in a later tpt version. -
ArkaM 13th Aug 2014@Atomic10 Just saying, theories can be disproved, at which point they lose all correctness ;)
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Atomic10 13th Aug 2014But, technically, all theories have the same amount of realisticness/correctness because they're THEORIES.
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Atomic10 13th Aug 2014sentinal-5: I meant about the part where you said "Now I'll go before I get sucked into any more quantum discussions...".
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sentinal-5 13th Aug 2014
:D yay! a fellow antimasslessian -
Atomic10 13th Aug 2014sentinal-5: IKR! (I KNOW, RIGHT!)
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sentinal-5 13th Aug 2014VV basically my theory that photons are not massless, meerly extremely light. now i'll go before i get sucked into any more quantum-discussions.. XD