This damn quote is driving me crazy

[Xitemo]

Death and Misery

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Death and Misery

pulchritudinous soup

Technically, if this were to happen spontaneously, the result would be nothing.

True. This is actually the mathematically formulation of negative infinity plus positive infinity. Since infinity itself is not quantifiable neither is the effect, by which something occurs but nothing is generated.

It sort of like trying to picture the Big Bang. First nothing, then soemthing. but something can't come from nothing, so...yeah.

Well, no. That's a little different. That's a lot different actually.

I simply meant in the fact that it is hard to wrap your head around.

[I got bored one day]

I guess so. Maybe. I need to read some physics books.

[Math145 Kane]

Easy answer.
They cancel out.
When to opposites meet they both cease to exist.

Ex: If +1 and -1 were to meet you would get...

[Farseer Lorenthe]

Michael Noire

it's the same thing that happens when you divide by zero.

OH s**t. RUN!! wait... running doesn't help when you have collision with a time/space rift, does it? ..........SWIM!

[MarlboroMurder]

Math145 Kane

Easy answer.
They cancel out.
When to opposites meet they both cease to exist.

Ex: If +1 and -1 were to meet you would get...

This Is For The CO3O3 My People
We Got The Music That You Can't Stand Still To

Well?

And Even If You Don't Dance, Don't Dance
I Gotta Get You Out And Take This Chance

Enie Menie Minie Mo
So Much Bitches At Our Shows
Different State A Different Ho
Which Of Them Should I Take Home?

Questing A Sign. A Special Sign.
I'll Be Super Picky.
But If you Pull It Off, You Get 20-25k. If You Try You'll Get 1-2k Depending On How Close It Was
To what I'm Lookin For. K?

[Math145 Kane]

Xitemo

Death and Misery

pulchritudinous soup

Technically, if this were to happen spontaneously, the result would be nothing.

True. This is actually the mathematically formulation of negative infinity plus positive infinity. Since infinity itself is not quantifiable neither is the effect, by which something occurs but nothing is generated.

It sort of like trying to picture the Big Bang. First nothing, then soemthing. but something can't come from nothing, so...yeah.

The Big Bang wasn't nothing then something.
It was a really really really small something that then expanded really quickly in a "Big Bang" sort of way into something really big.

[Xitemo]

MarlboroMurder

Math145 Kane

Easy answer.
They cancel out.
When to opposites meet they both cease to exist.

Ex: If +1 and -1 were to meet you would get...

This Is For The CO3O3 My People
We Got The Music That You Can't Stand Still To

Well?

And Even If You Don't Dance, Don't Dance
I Gotta Get You Out And Take This Chance

Enie Menie Minie Mo
So Much Bitches At Our Shows
Different State A Different Ho
Which Of Them Should I Take Home?

Questing A Sign. A Special Sign.
I'll Be Super Picky.
But If you Pull It Off, You Get 20-25k. If You Try You'll Get 1-2k Depending On How Close It Was
To what I'm Lookin For. K?

I think they were alluding to zero. Which makes technical sense.

[Math145 Kane]

MarlboroMurder

Math145 Kane

Easy answer.
They cancel out.
When to opposites meet they both cease to exist.

Ex: If +1 and -1 were to meet you would get...

This Is For The CO3O3 My People
We Got The Music That You Can't Stand Still To

Well?

And Even If You Don't Dance, Don't Dance
I Gotta Get You Out And Take This Chance

Enie Menie Minie Mo
So Much Bitches At Our Shows
Different State A Different Ho
Which Of Them Should I Take Home?

Questing A Sign. A Special Sign.
I'll Be Super Picky.
But If you Pull It Off, You Get 20-25k. If You Try You'll Get 1-2k Depending On How Close It Was
To what I'm Lookin For. K?

I don't know, the answer was lost some time ago in the translation.
Though I'm pretty sure it's "A Whale's v****a".

[Riviera de la Mancha]

Xitemo

"This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object."

What would happen? No matter how I think about it, I can't come to an answer :/

Situation: The force has infinite energy and force, and the object is of course immovable and indestructable.

What would be the outcome?

You over-think matters.

The quote means, simply, that one has reached an impasse with someone else, wherein you will never consent and they will never relent. This places one in an eternal conflict with said person.

[Xitemo]

Math145 Kane

Xitemo

Death and Misery

pulchritudinous soup

Technically, if this were to happen spontaneously, the result would be nothing.

True. This is actually the mathematically formulation of negative infinity plus positive infinity. Since infinity itself is not quantifiable neither is the effect, by which something occurs but nothing is generated.

It sort of like trying to picture the Big Bang. First nothing, then soemthing. but something can't come from nothing, so...yeah.

The Big Bang wasn't nothing then something.
It was a really really really small something that then expanded really quickly in a "Big Bang" sort of way into something really big.

Right, but the part that drives me crazy is: Where did that tiny something come from?

[Xitemo]

Riviera de la Mancha

Xitemo

"This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object."

What would happen? No matter how I think about it, I can't come to an answer :/

Situation: The force has infinite energy and force, and the object is of course immovable and indestructable.

What would be the outcome?

You over-think matters.

The quote means, simply, that one has reached an impasse with someone else, wherein you will never consent and they will never relent. This places one in an eternal conflict with said person.

I know that :b

But it got me to thinking, and that led to this.

[Ryukahn Shade]

Lucky~9~Lives

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Lucky~9~Lives

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Lucky~9~Lives

Xitemo

"This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object."

What would happen? No matter how I think about it, I can't come to an answer :/

It's a nonsense sentence, like 'what happens when a triangle has four-sides?' - if there is an unstoppable force, there can't be an immovable object by definition, and vice-versa.

Hmm. True, but this is a hypothetical situation. So hypothetically what would happen?

Again, it makes no sense - it's as valid as asking 'hypothetically, what purple monkey dishwasher?'.

Not exactly. I know it's impossible, but so is infinity, yet we still have a whole branch of mathmatics revolving around it.

Infinity isn't a self-contradicting concept i.e. there's a difference between not existing and being self-negating.

What about imaginary numbers that you have to use to get real answers then?
Curse the power of the integer 'i.'

[PC Stuch Troll]

The Unblockable Spear Meets the Unpassable Shield. In The Parable Both are Destroyed.

Or this Happens.
http://www.disarm.se/data/bildunttext_nsfw/divide_by_zero1.jpg

[Xitemo]

PC Stuch Troll

The Unblockable Spear Meets the Unpassable Shield. In The Parable Both are Destroyed.

Or this Happens.
http://www.disarm.se/data/bildunttext_nsfw/divide_by_zero1.jpg

But one of the conditions was that the object could -not- be destroyed.

[Xitemo]

Xitemo

PC Stuch Troll

The Unblockable Spear Meets the Unpassable Shield. In The Parable Both are Destroyed.

Or this Happens.
http://www.disarm.se/data/bildunttext_nsfw/divide_by_zero1.jpg

But one of the conditions was that the object could -not- be destroyed.

Well, nevermind, I'd simply be starting this over again, which is unessecary.