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Why do we crave attention, even in the most uncomfortable situations?
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In summary, telepathy is not the best way to communicate, and the author's title is not very sincere.
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Evo
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Lol.
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Love it.
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MM,micromass said:
That's a beauty. It's too bad MIH's title is not sincere, maybe something like, "Best Crackpot posts of the year". I think some will not get the intent, and list great posts instead. hehe...
Rhody...
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micromass said:
OMG! I don't know how I missed that! That is a gem.
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There was truly awesome one just the other day that wondered if the "alternate Earth energy e=mc^2" could explain, in one shot, the missing Atlantis and the presence of the (hollow) Moon by way of Earth's magnetic field acting "like a car's alternator" and ejecting it.
And it had diagrams.
I wanted to preserve it, perhaps in acrylic, but alas, it was unceremoniously expunged.
And it had diagrams.
I wanted to preserve it, perhaps in acrylic, but alas, it was unceremoniously expunged.
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Can we self-nominate? I just desperately want attention.
I'm in an industrial printing facility sitting next to a 300C gas dryer, on top of a 5 gallon bucket of blanket wash (not that kind of blanket), wearing earplugs because of the deafening noise, and all of the local clocks are off by 3 hours.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=3452984&postcount=6
I'm in an industrial printing facility sitting next to a 300C gas dryer, on top of a 5 gallon bucket of blanket wash (not that kind of blanket), wearing earplugs because of the deafening noise, and all of the local clocks are off by 3 hours.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=3452984&postcount=6
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FlexGunship said:
Yeah, I liked that one
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