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Who wins this time?
I've voted for Albert Einstein. E = mc² is a genius equation!
I've voted for Albert Einstein. E = mc² is a genius equation!
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Physics competition between geniuses
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In summary, the conversation was about a poll for the greatest artist or scientist and the participants had different opinions. They discussed famous figures such as Albert Einstein, Newton, Mozart, Michelangelo, and Bach and their contributions. One person even created their own principle, causing laughter among the others. In the end, one person expressed admiration for another participant's actions.
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Cyrus
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......<roll eyes>
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flatmaster
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Where's Newton?
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Pengwuino
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Mozart? Michelangelo? Do you know what a physicist is?
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Sorry!
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LOL These polls sure make me laugh :D. I go with Michelangelo
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Pengwuino said:
well i guess one thing that physicists have in common with those two is theyre all artists in some way ;)
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Mororvia
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Donatelo was more of a physicist than Michaelangelo.
Cowabunga dude!
Cowabunga dude!
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Chi Meson
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Bach, easily. Everyone is all "Mozart this" and "Mozart that" and "la la la Mozart Mozart Mozart." If it weren't for JS Bach's Principle of Simultaneous Concurrence, there would have been NO MOZART!
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LOL I will admit this poll was a bit funny!
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I voted for da Vinci cause I didn't want him to feel bad for getting no votes.
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Chi Meson said:
What's that? A Google search for the phrase "Principle of Simultaneous Concurrence" shows that there is exactly one page on the entire worldwide web that contains the phrase, and it's THIS page.
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Chi Meson
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YES!mikelepore said:
I've done it!
That Law is MINE! MINE I tell you!
The Principle of Simultaneous Concurrence:
*ahem*
"In any action in which two or more forces are simultaneously applied to one body, or in any single interaction between two bodies in which there is a simultaneous action and reaction pair of forces, these forces shall occur during the same interval of time."
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If I burst into laughter at my work place while being on my computer, it will create an appearance, in the eyes of the fellow workers, that I'm doing something useless with my computer. This thread gives new meaning to "not work safe" sites.
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Chi Meson said:
LOL I've never seen that happen before! Good job Chi :D
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Phrak
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Forget about this wanna-be lunatic in need of a comb.
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Phrak
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This guy gets my vote.
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