2 horsepower motor wrote:
Your Light Is Dim wrote:Absolutely 100% wrong. The image has clearly been shown not to be painted on the cloth. Whether you think it is genuine or a forgery of some type, there are properties on the shroud that can't be satisfactorily duplicated even in 2016.
We don't build pyramids and Stonehenge type structures now either. The Shroud is a painting.
"Can't" and "Don't" are two different words.
Just thought you should know.
Do gravitational waves exist? Physics predicts they exist, just like electromagnetic waves, but will they be observed?
What's at the end of the universe? Or is there even an end to the universe?
At the end, we go back to the beginning. It's like a fractal.
The universe is doughnut shaped. It doesn't end in any direction but it looks like it's infinite and expanding to an observer with a very limited observation length.
hey, fyi wrote:
The universe is doughnut shaped. It doesn't end in any direction but it looks like it's infinite and expanding to an observer with a very limited observation length.
No one really knows this. It's all theory and based on our limited knowledge and means to prove it.
No end? wrote:
hey, fyi wrote:The universe is doughnut shaped. It doesn't end in any direction but it looks like it's infinite and expanding to an observer with a very limited observation length.
No one really knows this. It's all theory and based on our limited knowledge and means to prove it.
It makes sense that the universe would be a massive glazed crueller, doesn't it?
hey, fyi wrote:
No end? wrote:No one really knows this. It's all theory and based on our limited knowledge and means to prove it.
It makes sense that the universe would be a massive glazed crueller, doesn't it?
Sort of.
I was thinking 'donut' but I like your use of the word, 'crueller'. It really is a cold, cruel world.
If the Big Bang created everything, what came before it?
A sprinter is much more different biologically than a distance runner than a light skinned person is from a dark one, and neither make race any more legit from a biological standpoint. It's a social structure through and through. Slanted eyes etc, these variations don't add up to what we make of race. They are simple tricks our bodies can pull off in the right circumstances.
10dig wrote:
If the Big Bang created everything, what came before it?
It is not at all obvious that the notion of "before" even makes any sense in this context.
Two Different Words wrote:
2 horsepower motor wrote:We don't build pyramids and Stonehenge type structures now either. The Shroud is a painting.
"Can't" and "Don't" are two different words.
Just thought you should know.
We don't make shrouds of Turin today.
The answer, wrote:
A sprinter is much more different biologically than a distance runner than a light skinned person is from a dark one, and neither make race any more legit from a biological standpoint. It's a social structure through and through. Slanted eyes etc, these variations don't add up to what we make of race. They are simple tricks our bodies can pull off in the right circumstances.
Sure they do. People just don't want to be thought of as animals. The term subspecies would be better than race though.
Pointing Out the Not Obvious wrote:
10dig wrote:If the Big Bang created everything, what came before it?
It is not at all obvious that the notion of "before" even makes any sense in this context.
If there is an after there must be a before. Everything has an opposite.
antimatter matters wrote:
Pointing Out the Not Obvious wrote:It is not at all obvious that the notion of "before" even makes any sense in this context.
If there is an after there must be a before. Everything has an opposite.
This ^ is truly TERRIBLE "reasoning".
Or, as Wolfgang Pauli might have said, it's not even wrong.
Two Different Words wrote:
2 horsepower motor wrote:We don't build pyramids and Stonehenge type structures now either. The Shroud is a painting.
"Can't" and "Don't" are two different words.
Just thought you should know.
Exactly.
The poster 2 horsepower motor obviously isn't packing that kind of juice in his brain.
Compression socks and ice baths¿
2 horsepower motor wrote:
Two Different Words wrote:"Can't" and "Don't" are two different words.
Just thought you should know.
We don't make shrouds of Turin today.
Nope, we can't make one today that has the properties of the original.
Pointing Out the Not Obvious wrote:
antimatter matters wrote:If there is an after there must be a before. Everything has an opposite.
This ^ is truly TERRIBLE "reasoning".
Or, as Wolfgang Pauli might have said, it's not even wrong.
The opposite of wrong, is right.
Try Again wrote:
2 horsepower motor wrote:We don't make shrouds of Turin today.
Nope, we can't make one today that has the properties of the original.
Correct, it just has to age for a similar time period. The properties are obviously constantly in flux. But we can certainly make one by the same method.