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TELL ME WHO YOU ARE!!
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Oct 01, 2012 01:58PM
Introduce yourselves here. Oh. Well, I'm a 13-year old sadistic maniac who lives in a top-secret asylum on an island off the coast of Georgia. I enjoy books(duh), giraffes, and My Little Ponies, and loathe butternut squash.
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Hello, I am Laszlo, I live somewhere in the milky way, I enjoy books(I am a Bibliophile.), specifically fiction ones, and I am currently reading The Fault in Our Stars,Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nihm,The Fairy-Tale Detectives and Slaughterhouse-Five. Also Doctor Who and FRINGE!
Hi I'm Xochil. Sorry to say I'm not as uh... strange as you guys. I live on planet ktrcbwegrnkutfwbirg. I LLLOOOVVVEEE reading. Trust me, all my friends ask who I like and I say books. 11 years and dark brown hair. Currently reading Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements. It's REALLY good even if I HAVE read it for the 1689563th time. And I happen to love butternut squash.
Because it explains why subatomic particles have mass. It, itself, is a subatomic particle. All subatomic particles that interact with the Higgs field a lot, incuding the Higgs particle, get a lot of mass. If they interact a little, the get a little bit of mass. What happens if they don't interact?
No one, me you, or Albert Einstein is a genius.
Exactly! Strings inside of subatomic particles vibrating in nine dimensions! You did that all on your own, you are good at science!
Exactly! Strings inside of subatomic particles vibrating in nine dimensions! You did that all on your own, you are good at science!
Because we can keep on discovering, and we can keep on finding, and we can keep on making, but we will never know enough about this universe and possible others.
Well, there are the people who constantly seek knowledge just because it's out there and because it pleases them to do so and there are those who seek the knowledge that is necessary and no more because they feel no need to.
Ok, but when most people say genius they mean really-really factually smart, which I am not sure is real.
No one can be 'smart' they can just have an expanded view of the universe. No one knows enough to be smart.
Well, debates are cool, but this one is starting to give me a headache.And I call you Professor because on your profile you said "Welcome to my class in weirdness", and that's why I called you that the first time, but now you've earned the name for sheer wit.
Knowing everything is impossible (does water sink or float?) but it is still possible to be a genius as far as intellect or amount of knowledge goes.
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The Orphan Trilogy (other topics)Fiji (other topics)
World Odyssey (other topics)
The Red Pyramid (other topics)
The Fault in Our Stars (other topics)
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