Win98 SP2 and Windows 7 for me. Windows NT blew my mind. You are telling me that an application could crash without compromising the stability of the rest of the system??? Witchcraft!! (And I know other non-Win systems that did this existed long ago before Windows, but I didn’t know in my teen years.)
I liked Windows XP though I hated how insecure it was.
Who downvotes you for saying thanks?
I’m not even talking about immigrants. I’m talking about even older ancestors. Invaders.
Which is stupid because their ancestors aren’t from this land. And millions of “not-whites” were forced to come here! Not that they will ever understand that.
Lol!
For other readers: Einstein expanded Newton’s findings. Classical vs quantum physics.
Lol!
I understand. Thanks!
Newtonian gravity and Aristotlean gravity have of course been entirely debunked
Can’t speak for the Aristotle part, but yup… that sentence is just bullshit. Don’t say stuff like this in public, man. It’s embarrassing.
Ok, I’m done with this topic.
Have a good weekend.
I fundamentally disagree with all you said. You’re essentially saying that we must believe in subjectivities, which is a core principle of all religions even if they don’t say so.
By remaining truly objective, I have preserved my capability to be free and to help those surrounding me.
Yours is just some other metaphysical philosophy, and the “soul” in soulism, a concept I don’t believe in at all, should have tipped me off.
Good luck with everything. Have a nice weekend.
I want you to open your mind to the impossible and question everything.
I can certainly do that.
I don’t really care whether you see gravity as inescapable
Well, this is not helping.
But sorry, absolutely no one can escape gravity. It’s everywhere in the universe. Can you escape Earth’s gravity? Sure. Good luck escaping the solar system’s gravity, or the galaxy’s gravity, or the local cluster’s gravity. So that’s my point. The Wright Brothers “example” is a non-starter.
Everything else you mentioned are not “natural laws.” They are human/social constructs, which you pointed out and we can agree on.
But I thought soulism went beyond that. It’s okay. Today I learned something new. Thanks.
heh. Indeed. What a shitshow, my friend. Politicians suck so much.
Ok, thanks. I thought it was something else.
Oh okay. I grew up with vinyls. I never noticed anything of that sort, though I admit that the turntable wasn’t too close to the speakers. I’ve my clumsy 10-year-old ass did bump a few times into the player, causing it to skip. It was just part of life back then.
I was about to downvote you for “colored”, but then saw what you did there.
I guess we don’t disagree, then.
You technically answered my question, but that verges in strawman territory, man. I was talking about the absurdity of considering gravity a form of human oppression. Can you tell me why I shouldn’t see it as absurd, given that it’s a natural, inescapable law?
You need to place the player on a solid surface that is not near speakers.
What’s this about?
The title text is factually wrong. The sign actually reads: “Welcome space to space the space International Space Station Exclamation Point!”
Yes. Gravity does not ask one’s consent before pulling.
Lol you lost me here.
What about oxygen? We’re enslaved by it. We can’t escape it. What are you guys doing about it?
You’re* right.