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Basic human rights.

>>8929449
Is basic human rights for people who don't deserve it worth it if they become numerous enough to influence policies and fuck the planet up for the rest of us humans?

The distinction between humans and animals is based in genetics but is otherwise purely arbitrary. It would be perfectly ethical to move that line to exclude flat earthers and then force them and their offspring into chattel slavery.

>>8968660
yes

>>8968660
>>impulsive
>>lies incredibly easily
>>immense sexual appetite and promiscuity
>>revels in manipulating people, i.e. playing guys against each other
>>lots of acquaintances but no close friends (she fucks all their boyfriends)
>>pops and snorts drugs like it was going out of fashion
>>doesn't care about collateral damage from her actions
>>didn't give two shits when her pets died
>>can change mood really fast and get reaallllyyyy nasty. Noting all your insecurities and spitting them in your face.
>Yet sometimes she can be the most affectionate, loving, charming and nicest person you've ever met. The difference is like night and day.

is that all? just sounds like your average woman, not a psychopath

>>8968667
savage

Not just for humans but any other specie

>>8968652
It's the same as eating any other meat.

>>8968657
then why is it so rare? whats the reason behind only a little species eating their kin

>>8968298
I don't know. It just does not bother me at all.

what are his accomplishments exactly? his wiki page looks like it was written by a family member

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Ung-yong

>In November 2, 1967, at the age of 5, he appeared on Fuji TV in Japan and amazed guests by solving Differential Equations and the meaning of life.
>meaning of life

>In March 14, 2014, he became associate professor in Shinhan University, and became vice president of North Kyeong-gi Development Research Center and The Avengers.
>The Avengers

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>>8968298
yeah and the murifats at NASA made him calculate triple integrals all day long, all alone and he was miserable.

Top right is mirrored.

>>8967901
The one that has been mirrored.

>>8967901
the bottom 2 follow a predictable pattern. top 2 do not

>>8967684
>If infinite, does that mean we're inside a black hole?
That's not how it works.
Black holes don't have infinite gravitational pull. They have enough to bend space so that beyond the event horizon, every direction points inside.

Even if universe was infinite end therefore had "infinite pull", it's nowhere near concentrated enough to be a black hole.

>>8967684
Gravity is a local measure of entropy.

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>>8967693

>>8967633
About 5 times bigger than the earth.

>>8967633
(sage) wow (sage) its (sage) almost (sage) like (sage) there (sage) isnt (sage) a (sage) stupid (sage) questions (sage) thread (sage)

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>>8967633
I'm inclined to believe gravity doesn't exist is simply a Royal Society of London device tostifle the masses attempt at acquiring access to limitless energy from the air itself,


there has never been an expirement showing one heavy object pulling another towards it's center.

nor has popular scientific consensus agreed to the nature of gravity as a force or an emergent property of mass.

Frankly in my opinion which I will no doubt recieve much ad hominem for,
the notion of gravity is an absurdity of physics and borders into fantasy/magic

no part of the theory or law of gravitation supporting it's existence stands up to easily repeatable testing and many arguments for it are simply appeals to authority.


>force that holds entire earth and solar system together
>allows bees to fly
>weightlessness in water

haha i posted it again look mom XD

SEVENTEEN

what do a niqqa win

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>>8967511
You win nothing for the incorrect answer.

>>8967456
>if you go straight through it will you end up where you were

Thats... not how the Earth is shaped friendo. It's a sphere. You'd just come out on the other side. Hell, even if it was flat, you'd do the same thing.

>>8967519

Who are you quoting?

>>8967456
Earth is flat.

>Freemasons and Jesuits control education which is why it sucks the entire time and resembles blatant indoctrination to the learned mind.

>The world started sucking the minute you had no choice but to trust teachers and adults to tell you what the world was like when they themselves went through the same process at that age.

>You were trained to think the greatest accomplishment of mankind was landing on the moon, and everything you've done as an adult was compared to that "achievement" in terms of merit.

>>8967181
At least at the level I've learned, entropy has it's fundamentals in probability. It's not absolute in small scale simple systems.

> entropy of an isolated system always increases.

>>8967181
1. You can't change something if you don't know what it is or how it works.

2. If you fused everything, you would have singularity.

If you destroyed everything, you would also have singularity.

Are the previous 2 assertions correct?

>>8966590
they convert autism into rotational motion.

>>8966596
/thread

>>8966590
skateboard ball bearings with plastic mold

>>8966197
It would have inertia, trajectory, mass, etc. If the object suddenly was not affected by gravity, it would start "flying" off the plant at an angle unless something was holding it down. The mass of the object and speed the Earth spins it off/moves away from it will determine how hard it impacts and effects any object in its path. It would still be moveable, just more easily so.

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>>8966197
But Cavorite does not work that way.

>>8966209
Why would it fly off the planet and not stay in the same objective position? Wouldn't it appear (to us) that it is moving around the Earth at the same speed as the Earth's rotation? But also it would move relative to the Earth's revolution.

>>8962898
Sometimes

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>>8963032

learn HTML and ruby on rails

install kali linux like real hacker

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>how to be hacker
step 1. get a dark hoodie
step 2. learn how to code and read binary
step 3. go to ur basement
step 4. use a cheap HP laptop
congrats u hacked the pentagon

>>8962094
>Do people really exist? Surely a person is just a thing that a collection of proteins and minerals do.

>>8962105

Do proteins and minerals really exist? Surely they are just things that atoms do.

>>8962110
Do atoms really exist? Surely an atom is just a thing that... wait a second.