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We’ve put together a collection of 10 of the strangest facts we can find, with the kind help of cosmologist and writer Marcus Chown, author of We Need To Talk About Kelvin, and an assortment of Twitter users. People who think science is dull are wrong. Here are 10 reasons why.
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Deciding vote went to: Fracas: +1 can't wait for the shitsstorm this'll cause
Alpha votes:
0 by dagwood , I can't get british service
+1 by Fracas , can't wait for the shitsstorm this'll cause
+1 by shitbox
+1 by godevillivedog
+1 by Dragonstaff
+1 by nurglets
-1 by nocal , dumb
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| < Two Sunken Japanese Subs Found Off + |
Isildur1 And The Week That Changed + > |
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There are an infinite number of mes writing this, and an infinite number of yous reading it
According to the current standard model of cosmology, the observable universe – containing all the billions of galaxies and trillions upon trillions of stars mentioned above – is just one of an infinite number of universes existing side-by-side, like soap bubbles in a foam.
Because they are infinite, every possible history must have played out. But more than that, the number of possible histories is finite, because there have been a finite number of events with a finite number of outcomes. The number is huge, but it is finite. So this exact event, where this author writes these words and you read them, must have happened an infinite number of times.
Even more amazingly, we can work out how far away our nearest doppelganger is. It is, to put it mildly, a large distance: 10 to the power of 10 to the power of 28 meters. That number, in case you were wondering, is one followed by 10 billion billion billion zeroes
What really boggles the mind isn't just that there could be this many other ''us's'' out there in various stages of doing the things that we are doing, have done or will do - but that this doesn't even take into consideration the infinite other dimensions that could contain other ''us's''.
Whoa, dude, pass the joint. | | | |
| | | | | | | | 0 by dagwood , I can't get british service
It would appear that Britain has banned you from their internet. sorry to hear that. | | | |
| | | | | | | Richard_Parker, if you are reading this please post here so I can police you. | | | |
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | I frequently get some glitch block that prevents me from accessing several limey services; dailymail, telegraph another I forget but not Reuters, and only from here, especially when in the voting module. I can do a Google search for that address and most times of the day it works ine. I don't trip on it too much, just find a workaround if I'm really interested. Can be challenging at times when there's not enough info to find the story or it only exists in Britland. | | | |
| | | | | | | | You might want to try copying the address from the voting frame and pasting it into the address bar in your browser, thus completely eliminating this strange turn of voting frame, can't see link, events.
Perhaps I can do a forum thread detailing this elite hacker work around for you? I'll include photographs with lines and arrows and highlighted details to help you catch on.
Man, that technology stuff can be a motherfucker, huh? | | | |
| | | | | | | | Thanks for the tutorial, but that is zactly what I do, if I'm interested. Often though, if it's acting like a cunt, I just leave it be and don't vote. Huh | | | |
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Hey. You. Yeah, you, anonymous person.
If you logged in, you could comment, you know...
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