Azzar
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what happens?If you just eat crisps?
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Gibbo
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Let's let Charlie Brooker answer this one:
'Fancy some crisps? Don't scoff bog-standard Walkers; indulge in some hand-cooked balsamic and sea salt Kettle Chips instead. You'll still end up fat as a whale, but at least you'll have taken the posh route'
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Dave
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What happens if you don't pick the soap up in a prison shower?
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Liam, Major Major drummer
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it eventually wears away and you get bummed
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Dave
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Based on a heated debate we had in the pub last night I simply have to ask this question and if anyone comes up with an answer and some scientific knowledge to back it up, I will buy them a Toblerone
Say you could pull out your eyeballs but have them connected to your brain so you could still see...what would you see if you faced the two eyeballs towards each other?
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J4K1NATOR
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Wouldn't it be much like looking onto a grotesque mirror with one eye shut, but somehow open. I wonder what would happen to you peripheral/profiterole vision considering the fact that the brain conjoins the two images that your eyes give and then some sporadic nonsense I can't explain?
Maybe you'd see the pit of infinity.
I've blown my chances of getting a toblerone, time for Mr Science's turn.
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Dave
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We came to the conclusion that since your left eye is looking at your right and vice versa, the two images would blend, and since eyes are a nice round shape, they would blend into basically one giant eyeball
I'll just rub it and see.....AAAAARRRRGGGHH!!!!!
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Major Neil
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nah you would see two eyballs but because they look a bit similar the two backgrounds, which are different would blur together
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Dave
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It'd be like drawing two circles on pieces of tracing paper then putting one perfectly on top of the other
Ergo- one eyeball with blended backgrounds
Not two separate ones
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Elgi the Woo
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This hypothesis has upset me immeasurably.
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Liam, Major Major drummer
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laugh out loud
i dont think it would happen like dave says. i think our brains would just cope. for instance some chamelions have eyes that can look in different directions independently and they dont spend all of their time freaking out about it on the internet.
| Quote: | The Fly
life will find a way |
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Liam, Major Major drummer
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what happens when you doubble post on the forum?
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Gibbo
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You die in seven days
What actually happens when you divide by zero? Why doesn't it work?
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Major Neil
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If you take the sum 10/1= 10
and then keep on making the bottom integer smaller and smaller so
10/0.5= 20
10/0.25=40
10/0.0025=4000
You will see that the answer gets bigger and bigger as the bottom integer approaches zero. This answer will get bigger and therefore closer to infinity as the bottom integer gets smaller so..
we say when the bottom integer is zero, the answer will be infinity!
Calculators cannot handle infinity so it comes up with an error.
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Liam, Major Major drummer
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wow
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EmmersoN
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| Major Neil wrote: | If you take the sum 10/1= 10
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Thats not really a sum!
| Major Neil wrote: |
and then keep on making the bottom integer smaller and smaller so
10/0.5= 20
10/0.25=40
10/0.0025=4000
You will see that the answer gets bigger and bigger as the bottom integer approaches zero. This answer will get bigger and therefore closer to infinity as the bottom integer gets smaller so..
we say when the bottom integer is zero, the answer will be infinity!
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ARghhgh 0.5 etc. isnt an integer! integers are whole numbers. But yes what your saying is otherwise perfectly correct!
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Liam, Major Major drummer
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ha ha ha ha
were propper geeks now
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Dave
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I thought it was a bit simpler than all that. Surely zero is just the complete lack of a number- therefore there isn't anything to even let the sum begin. It's like saying why can't I climb a mountain that doesn't exist
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Major Neil
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| EmmersoN wrote: | | Major Neil wrote: | If you take the sum 10/1= 10
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Thats not really a sum!
| Major Neil wrote: |
and then keep on making the bottom integer smaller and smaller so
10/0.5= 20
10/0.25=40
10/0.0025=4000
You will see that the answer gets bigger and bigger as the bottom integer approaches zero. This answer will get bigger and therefore closer to infinity as the bottom integer gets smaller so..
we say when the bottom integer is zero, the answer will be infinity!
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ARghhgh 0.5 etc. isnt an integer! integers are whole numbers. But yes what your saying is otherwise perfectly correct! |
fucking hell, you knew what I meant! Picky!
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Dave
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What happens if you bounce a spacehopper on a trampoline?
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Liam, Major Major drummer
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its almost as bad as when you put google in to google
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