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veritas 08-08-2018 05:39 PM

EPISODE 7 PRELUDE
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIxvuq-IGrY

Inno 08-08-2018 05:41 PM

Lmao @gift cards and coupons

Hush 08-08-2018 06:37 PM

Excited and eager , I remain

Diode 08-08-2018 06:38 PM

this is not my favorite version of you

Witty 08-08-2018 06:43 PM

Chuck Taylor's...Jello...Jesus

Lmao

Enjoyed this.

veritas 08-08-2018 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diode (Post 691005)
this is not my favorite version of you

Elab

Hush 08-08-2018 08:43 PM

Remember the future


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0HURo2mEj0

PancakeBrah 08-08-2018 08:46 PM

How much does Veritas deadlift?

Diode 08-08-2018 08:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by veritas (Post 691017)
Elab

i prefer you more grounded.

Destroyer 08-08-2018 09:01 PM

Yo, explain “the humanity of time” to me bro

veritas 08-08-2018 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by PancakeBrah (Post 691029)
How much does Veritas deadlift?

I came close to 400 but my form was crap and I think that is why my back is hurting. Why do you ask?

veritas 08-08-2018 09:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Destroyer (Post 691035)
Yo, explain “the humanity of time” to me bro

The emotional component of every moment. How some moments are greater or worse than others. Why do you ask?

PancakeBrah 08-08-2018 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by veritas (Post 691037)
I came close to 400 but my form was crap and I think that is why my back is hurting. Why do you ask?

I like to have a general idea of what every member on the site deadlifts.

Destroyer 08-08-2018 09:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by veritas (Post 691038)
The emotional component of every moment. How some moments are greater or worse than others. Why do you ask?

I found it interesting to ponder. Is there any humanity in time? I mean, in a sense, we invented time. So there must be. But, on a long enough timeline, there aren’t even humans anymore. Or if you go back far enough. So, I think there must be humans alive in any given time for time to have any humanity.

Inno 08-08-2018 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Destroyer (Post 691043)
I found it interesting to ponder. Is there any humanity in time? I mean, in a sense, we invented time. So there must be. But, on a long enough timeline, there aren’t even humans anymore. Or if you go back far enough. So, I think there must be humans alive in any given time for time to have any humanity.

Do you solely believe time exist becuase we “invented” it in a sense

Legit question

PancakeBrah 08-08-2018 09:23 PM

I think we're thinking too literally on this one, Des. Time, even as a construct of humans, has it's own humanity. We didnt give it to time, it happened naturally.

veritas 08-08-2018 09:23 PM

Your above statement while appreciated contradicts itself. I say this not to fault you. I commend you for thinking it through. You said that time is a human creation but since there were not always humans there could be no humanity of time.

Perhaps I should have said the humanity of this present time, Jude?

veritas 08-08-2018 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by PancakeBrah (Post 691039)
I like to have a general idea of what every member on the site deadlifts.

Is my numbers meeting of your approval. I have slimmed down to about 187lbs body weight.

Destroyer 08-08-2018 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by veritas (Post 691046)
Your above statement while appreciated contradicts itself. I say this not to fault you. I commend you for thinking it through. You said that time is a human creation but since there were not always humans there could be no humanity of time.

Perhaps I should have said the humanity of this present time, Jude?

I think the way you worded it is apropos for what you meant by it.
I was looking at it more like does time itself have humanity. That’s an interesting thing to ponder.
To, inno, sort of. Like, time as we measure it certainly is a fully human construct and also is dependent on our geographical place in the universe in relation to our sun. But surely time exists outside of our own perception of it.

veritas 08-08-2018 09:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Destroyer (Post 691048)
I think the way you worded it is apropos for what you meant by it.
I was looking at it more like does time itself have humanity. That’s an interesting thing to ponder.
To, inno, sort of. Like, time as we measure it certainly is a fully human construct and also is dependent on our geographical place in the universe in relation to our sun. But surely time exists outside of our own perception of it.

Apropos sounded sexy boi.

It is interesting. The time of humanity exists simultaneous with the humanity of time. Are they separate? Or forever bound as long as the former exists?

Inno 08-08-2018 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Destroyer (Post 691048)
I think the way you worded it is apropos for what you meant by it.
I was looking at it more like does time itself have humanity. That’s an interesting thing to ponder.
To, inno, sort of. Like, time as we measure it certainly is a fully human construct and also is dependent on our geographical place in the universe in relation to our sun. But surely time exists outside of our own perception of it.

Don’t you think if time is infinite

We didn’t create it but simply discovered it?

Btw interesting ducking question you posed lol

Destroyer 08-08-2018 09:35 PM

Also interesting to ponder the question whether time does exist outside of our perception of it. We truly have no reason to believe it does, other than it seems to follow logically. But we have no method of measuring it or even quantifying it on that level. It seems to fall into one of those things we just likely won’t ever know or understand.

Diode 08-08-2018 09:40 PM

this is my picture of your conversation rn:

https://i.gifer.com/1CAp.gif

i wonder if @veritas enjoyed this movie

Diode 08-08-2018 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Innovator (Post 691055)
Don’t you think if time is infinite

We didn’t create it but simply discovered it?

Btw interesting ducking question you posed lol

Time is most certainly not infinite.

(before the google knives come out, i minored in astrophysics. it's the only math i'm good at.)

Frankie the Machine 08-08-2018 09:41 PM

When we going to talk about the 2nd law of thermodynamics tho

Sharp 08-08-2018 09:41 PM

This is the kind of conversation that helps me not miss weed

Inno 08-08-2018 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diode (Post 691060)
Time is most certainly not infinite.

(before the google knives come out, i minored in astrophysics. it's the only math i'm good at.)

Elaborate good sir

This may be ignorant but has it scientifically been proven time hasn’t exist beyond our comprehension?

You saying time came into existence because of us?

FYI: I’m completely sober lol

Diode 08-08-2018 09:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Innovator (Post 691064)
Elaborate good sir

This may be ignorant but isn’t scientifically proven time hasn’t exist beyond our comprehension?

You saying time came into existence because of us?

Time is a measurable aspect of existence. A dimension - with a finite start and end. No different than 3-dimensional space.

Though I suppose your thoughts on entropy vs. singularity and string theory vs. standard theory of relativity influence your perspective on the matter greatly.

Destroyer 08-08-2018 09:46 PM

Entropy is what, degradation, right? And singularity would be like returning to a single point like everything folding back into itself?
I didn’t minor in astrophysics so bear with me

Pharaohs Army 08-08-2018 09:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diode (Post 691066)
Time is a measurable aspect of existence. A dimension - with a finite start and end. No different than 3-dimensional space.

Though I suppose your thoughts on entropy vs. singularity and string theory vs. standard theory of relativity influence your perspective on the matter greatly.

Where's the end? Or should I say when

Inno 08-08-2018 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pharaohs Army (Post 691068)
Where's the end? Or should I say when

@Diode

This is what I’m leaning towards

If time isn’t infinite then how do we know when it stops?

When humans cease to exist?

veritas 08-08-2018 09:51 PM

It is also true that there exists a place so far out in the universe where the light wave carrying the information of your birth or the time of your birth has not yet reached. So right now there exists a place where you do not yet exist.

Destroyer 08-08-2018 09:51 PM

If you seize to exist, I feel really bad for you

veritas 08-08-2018 09:51 PM

When did time start diode?

Inno 08-08-2018 09:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Destroyer (Post 691074)
If you seize to exist, I feel really bad for you

Fuck you

~RustyGunZ~ 08-08-2018 10:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by veritas (Post 691075)
When did time start diode?

When did God begin?

Both answers are leaps of faith and cannot be supported by facts if you dig deep enough

Diode 08-09-2018 10:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Destroyer (Post 691067)
Entropy is what, degradation, right? And singularity would be like returning to a single point like everything folding back into itself?
I didn’t minor in astrophysics so bear with me

Correct.

veritas 08-09-2018 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diode (Post 691184)
Correct.

folded back into itself into what?

what does the "itself" now exist in?

Diode 08-09-2018 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pharaohs Army (Post 691068)
Where's the end? Or should I say when

You have to stop thinking of time as a construct and more as a measure to reach the theoretical "end". Time is merely a plane of existence no different than up, down, forward, and back. When you get into string theory, you are at "present" existing in many places all at once (such is the nature of quantum physics)! Fun mindfuckery.

Under the singularity, it's when singularity is achieved.

Under entropy (aka heat death of the universe), it is when all matter ceases to produce energy/move/etc. (thermodynamic equilibrium).

Diode 08-09-2018 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by veritas (Post 691073)
It is also true that there exists a place so far out in the universe where the light wave carrying the information of your birth or the time of your birth has not yet reached. So right now there exists a place where you do not yet exist.

There are trillions and trillions and trillions of places where this is more true than not! A mere light year is already one "year" difference from your present existence and the nearest stars (let alone galaxy) are 4.33 light years away.

We mostly don't exist :)


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