im retarded, why wouldn't this work?
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Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
im retarded, why wouldn't this work?
I too remember troll science
You're just adding 30 dollars to the mix, you now have 30 dollars, they now have 40; they earned 20 dollars, you earned 10
>>714736774
because you're the guy on the right
Because nigger will steal the box
There is 50 dollars total, alright? So you both deposit 10 in the box, right? That's 20. He buys the box that's 20 dollars in it for 30 dollars. He loses 20 dollars, since he put 10 in and gave you 30, and only got 20 back. You make a 20 dollar profit, he loses 20 dollars.
>>714738615
But they deposit 20 each in the box, not 10.
>>714738743
Then there's 70 dollars total and the values are changed slightly. You earn 10 dollars and he loses 10.
>>714736953
Troll science is still a thing. All it takes is people to make OC with it by being creative. It's really unlimited in the amount of OC you can make with this.
>>714736774
Wow you should be trumps new treasurer!
>>714739500
Plot twist: OP IS Goldman Sachs, the troll on the left
Guy 1:
-20 + 30 = 10 of profit
Guy 2:
-20 - 30 = 50 of loss
>>714736774
yes you are
>>714739805
>but muh educashun
You're fucking stupid. I haven't slept in 5 days and I still can see that he gets 40 dollars back. It doesn't just magically disappear because of nigger welfare and Jews.
>>714736774
guy on the right is loses 10 bucks
1st: Both go -20
2nd: Right gives left 30 dollars
this makes left +10 (-20 + 30), right however has spent 50 (20 in box + 30 he bought the box for) dollars in total but only gets 40 back (box)
3rd: Guy on left makes 10 guy on right loses 10
pretty simple, did I get trolled
>>714736774
Picture 1:
Troll 1(left) = -20
Troll 2(right)= -20
Picture 2:
Troll 1= +30
Troll 2= -30
Picture 3:
Troll 1= +20
Troll 2= +20
and 4 = bullshit
Troll 1 total: 30
Troll 2 total: -30
>>714741647
oh hun
>>714741647
>Picture 3
>Both gain $20
No where in there does it say that, you fucking autist.
Troll 2 lost $20, then spent $30 more to purchase $40 dollars. This is first grade level math, you should know how to add and subtract numbers anon.
>>714742204
They receive the money in the box after the transaction in picture 2 has been made meaning they both get the 20 they first put in, not 10 in profits.
>>714736774
Guy on the right puts 20$ in the box, then pays 30$ to get the whole thing. So he spent 50$ and got 40$
>>714736774
you're not. it works fine
>>714736774
A: -20 + 30 = net 10
B: -20 - 30 + 40 = net -10
>>714742944
sadly there's a difference between infinite steps and a real circle.
1. pic: both loose 20
2. pic: left looses another 30 and gets 40 from the box, loosing 10 bucks. right makes 10 profit, cause 30-20 = 10
Right makes 10$ profit, left looses 10$.
Muuu Mathhhhh
>>714743218
regarding mirrors, in science fiction movies why don't they make the outside of space ships out of mirrors to reflect laser attacks?
>>714743127
alright, I'll admit I don't actually know why this wont work. I can feel it doesn't, but I don't know why.
>>714743345
Because fiction movies say their lasers are actually just plasma (super-heated gas)
>>714742837
Tell me why this wouldn't work. JUST HOW would this not work?
This is fucking brilliant.
>>714736774
Because the dude that is paying for the box is losing ten bucks
>>714742944
No matter how infinite it gets, you're still making a infinitely smaller square and not a circle.
>all these squares make a circle
>>714743398
Because for it to work you'd have to jump at the same speed you fall. Say you can jump on the ground with an initial velocity of 5 - if you're falling from a building with velocity 150, jumping just before you hit the ground will mean you impact at 145.
>>714743345
because space lasers aren't actual LASERS or they would either just be big straight lines trying to melt each other or power pointing each other in battle
>>714743398
Because you and the chair are 2 different bodies. You move at the same speed as the chair, not *with* chair. Which means, if you are falling at the ground with 40m/s while being on the chair and let go, you still move at 40m/s direction ground, independend of the chair.
>>714742944
Dude, once you get past infinity, you fail to physically continue, right? Like, time and matter end? Circles have an area though, so I guess it is possible to have a rounded or absolute digit to define pie.
>>714743575
ahh, got ya
>>714739452
You got the infinite gas one? Magnets instead of gas?
>>714743438
Even if this worked, what it doesn't. Magnets are still limited in their power and would loose their magnetism after a while.
>>714743398
When you jump normally, you exert force into the ground, and the ground exerts an equal amount of force into you, while your legs also propel your body upward. The reason this works is because the mass of the earth is large enough that the force you exert into it is negligible.
Now imaging you are pushing a chair that is falling at 20m/s while you are also falling 20m/s. When you push down, you exert force into the chair and it exerts force back at you, but the mass of the chair is small enough that the force you exert pushes the chair farther down, meaning ALL the force you are using is being transferred to the chair and not into you. Therefore you will continue to fall at 20m/s while the chair has accelerated slightly due to the force you exerted.
tl;dr you can only jump off a falling object that has sufficient mass, and not something with very low mass or no air resistance.
>>714736774
>>714743779
Fuck. You're right.
>>714742837
>>714743438
Because this would happen.
>>714743575
Your not going to be able to push off that chair at the sane speed as standing on solid ground. The chair doesn't have the necessary mass to push back against your weight so you can even achieve that measly supposed 5
>>714739805
>-20-30=50 of loss
Should be
-20-30+40=10 of loss
>>714743438
The magnet and blade are attracted to each other at the same rate. Instead of spinning, both arms would stick together and get stuck. If one arm was weaker, it would bend or break to reach the magnet, not spin the wheel, since there is an equal amount of force being applied to each arm in opposite directions.
half and half is 15
15 is loose
success
>>714743901
>mfw it actually works
>>714743991
water does not behave in the same way at that scale.
>>714736774
Buyer spends 30 dollars to get 20 dollars.
Seller spends 20 dollars to get 30 dollars.
I'm fucking done with this world.
>>714744114
>solar panel
>solar
>sol
>>714744114
If only there was a way to account for all that thermal energy being lost
>>714744094
maybe your water is just retarded
>>714744114
1. No surface is 100% reflective
2. Solar panels are only about 20% efficient at using the light energy that hits it.
3. The light that hits the back of the panel, and the battery is lost
again who did you sell the box to?
>>714744207
Kek the power of those fans would be amazing. And the solider would be spinning like a rag doll
>>714744231
Don't forget the thermal energy being lost as well nigger
>>714743979
Nu uh, you would gain such great speeds that you would need to control how much energy is being generated you would be gaining so much.
All it would need is a gravity-drop function. Like every time it magnetizes to a perpendicular edge of the circumference of the turbines' propellers, they drop and gain momentum.
Magnetized momentum generated electricity. - Anonymous.
>>714743981
It's very simplified to show the concept. Obviously the higher the mass you push off the closer to that '5' you would achieve.
>>714743438
It wont work because magnets need to be facing the other direction.
>>714736774
Box = 40
person A = -20
person B = -20
Person A buys box for 30.
Person A: -50 + box = -10
Person B 30 - 20 = 10
10-10=0
Nothing is "made".
There is simply a transfer of money from person A to person B.
>>714744207
lets say the bullets used were 1700m/s, the fan would have to be forcing air at that rate just to stop the bullet. The fastest wind speed ever recorded was clocked at about 113.333m/s, so the fan would have to blow air at more than 15 times the FASTEST WIND SPEED EVER RECORDED just to stop the bullet, and even faster to turn it around. Regardless to say, if you could blow air at the speed of a bullet, you would have better things to do with it than defend soldiers.
>>714743065
this actually works tho
>>714744456
would you use it to blow soldiers?
>>714743438
Bullshit. someone must have more than a couple of N/S magnets lying around. Glue them to a makeshift windmill or turbine out of sticks or something. Make it into a YouTube video and upload it.
>>714744392
check the mythbusters episode on this.
>>714744456
faster than that rate for sure because of inertia and friction etc
>>714744392
> what is inertia
>>714744392
Maybe if you jumped REALLY high?
For there to be zero injury, you'd have to jump as hard as the elevator is falling to counteract the momentum.
I'd also think the roof of the elevator would cause an issue.
>>714744547
vibrations through the pole do not travel at the speed of light.
>>714743127
I always thought of that as a kid
>>714744547
Not true, the motion only goes around the speed of sound... would take a long time to bridge 1 LY
>>714744671
magnet would have to be so powerful it would warp the earth's magnetic field and probably kill anyone using it just from the sheer magnetic force it exerts.
>>714744671
You could do that if the magnet had an insane amount of power
>>714736774
Cause u lost 20 when u took it out of the box.... also if the person thinks its $10 that means u each have $5
>>714744547
This assumes a completely rigid stick.
In reality, your poke creates a compression wave between the atoms of the stick that moves along the stick slower than the speed of light.
>>714744547
stick wouldn't move faster than light
you would compress or bend it assuming you has enough force to do that considering a stick one lightyear long would have to be made of some very strong material
>>714742944
>>714744754
>>714742944
This the only one that I'm not sure why it's wrong, can anyone help?
>>714744740
Magnetism has, like, zero effect on the biological system. Magnet do jack shit to us people. We wouldn't feel a thing if we all stood in front of the world's strongest magnet on Earth.
check my doubles /b/
>>714744817
to ensure no water would leak out of the bottom would take a lot of force since you would be fighting against the weight of all the water above the tube. The balls could not provide this force. Assuming they were the most buoyant thing possible, they would then be too light to pull the chain down on the other end. If they were heavy enough to do that, they would not be buoyant enough. There is no compromise here.
>>714744959
Alchemy doesn't work. Plus this would make gold worthless.
>>714744917
superconducting magnets can make frogs levitate
>>714744547
Explain why this wouldn't work.
If they both made 10 it means 20 was in the box so when u sold it for 30, 10 was lost to and destroyed just by 2 people thinking the same way being half retarded or genius or one third of average.
...
>>714737045
are you actually this retarded?
> they earned 20 dollars, you earned 10
no, whoever buys the box spent $50 to get $40... they lost $10
whoever sells the box spent $20 to gain $30... they gained $10
>>714744917
Because all existing magnets do not exert enough force to do anything to us. If you had a magnet that could attract bullets moving at speeds of over 1000m/s then yes, it probably would do something to humans. Remember, your blood does have iron in it, and a sufficiently strong magnet could do something to that part of your blood. Luckily a magnet that strong does not exist.
>>714745063
kekd
>>714745114
it would "work," in theory, but the premise at the end is false. nothing is moving faster than light, that's a non sequitor -- a conclusion that has nothing to do with the initial statement.
the stick isn't moving anywhere. the molecules in the end of the stick that hit you are already at their location/destination. the molecules at the beginning of the stick that are being held are also already at their location. nothing is moving faster than the speed of light. the entire stick is moving as slow as it you move when you push it
>>714744857
Infinity is just a theory. Consider that a circle's edges have been debated to not even exist. That argument made in that troll science is that a circle has an infinite amount of edges and some say that a circle has zero edges. But pi is the universally accepted, scientific and mathematical methods of measuring a circle's circumference and area and shit. Therefore at one point, 3.14 would become 3, not rounded to a a polygon with 4 sides. That's why we should break the number down into triangles; the square that is.
If the square broken into infinity can equal infinity, or zero, whatever, then you should be able to d the same with what ever shape you wrap the circle with. Know what I mean?
If Anon used a triangle then he could just break the outside area into triangles and pie would equal 3 instead 4. And a smaller number would, in theory, better equal to the sides of a circle. Thus 1 side; then zero. Thus, circles don't exist.
oh boy some people on /b/ actually have brain
>>714744917
You are aware that MRT exists? What do you mean it has no effect? You've just never experienced a magnet strong enough to affect you yet. And by that I mean one you'd physically feel.
>>714745226
I don't think iron and zinc in food and the blood system is the same as the actual metal.
Otherwise, some foods would be magnetic.
>>714745114
Atoms have space in between them. The stick will get compressed. Vibration is basically compression. The fastest speed of compression is basically the speed of sound, which is many times slower than light.
>>714745389
Or just kick you out for fucking with their produce. Also something can't have negative weight. If it were lighter than air it would float and you wouldn't even be able to measure it.
>>714745314
incorrect. the poke moves the atoms at the beginning of the stick, which push the next atoms and the next and the next. this creates a compression wave that is not capable of moving faster than the speed of light. It would take more than one light year for the man on the other end to feel the poke
>>714736774
You are retarded, it wont work.
Nigga a puts in 20, so do nigga b
Nigga a sells box for 30 to nigga b. Nigga b put in 50 dollars, gained 40.
Nigga a is actually lenny kravitz
>>714745389
but the apples would make you talk all squeaky when you eat them
>>714745409
it is the same as actual metal, there is just much much less of it in biological systems
>>714743867
Okay so if I go out a window with a large cow and jump off it when close to ground I'm good?
Alchemy does work faggot. It's just way more expensive to create gold, than the gold itself is worth
>>714745140
This
>>714745400
MRI*s use radio frequencies to map your body, the magnetism is used to emit those frequencies. It's not just a giant magnet.
>>714745409
You don't have enough of the metal in your system to be magnetic.
>>714745055
>>714745596
Fuck I hate my phone
>>714745446
It would actually be chicharrones, which is not as good, but still delicious.
>>714745585
no you are not good, because the whole way down you were accelerating with the cow
i just came here from 9gag to tell you guys that i looove this thread!
ill invite more of my 9gaggers over so we can make some of these into some kewl memes!
thanks guyse!!!!
>>714745340
Haha, okay that makes sense. So could you explain a proof for finding the value of pi? I'm drunk and don't want to google it
>>714745585
As long as you're only on the second storey
>>714745025
For the ball to penetrate the bottom of the container, it would need a force greater than the pressure of the water. Buoyancy is possible because the object has less weight than the water it displaces.
It is not a force within itself, just energy that is retained as potential energy when a buoyant object is submerged.
>>714745585
no, you would not be able to propel yourself at a high enough speed to counter your velocity toward the ground. You would however not hit the ground as hard. You would be better off using the cow as a buffer between you and the ground.
@714745693
Same, I love these kinds of threads.
>>714745400
I doubt you'd 'feel' it, it would probably just move your blood around.
>>714745440
>>714745577
of course its the same friggin metal. just bound in chemical compounds. and of fucking course stuff is magnetic, just not as much as a proper all-metal nail... why do you think you can build an impromptu compass from pine needles and water? we're just talking way different magnitudes of metal content
>>714745763
And what might one call an incident such as that?
>>714745340
>infinity is just a theory
It's not you fucking retard. It's used A LOT in mathematics, and actually really well understood. You don't know shit m8
newton would be proud of you guys
>>714736774
>me $20
>you $50
>box $0
put money in box
>me $0
>you $30
>box $40
sell me the box
>me $30
>you $40
>box $0
>>714744671
Lead isn't magnetic
no need for complicated theories on why this wouldn't work
>>714745855
Infinity is just a way of saying a number so large we have no real way of calculating just how large it is. It's not an actual value, but for all we know there could be actual values on the end of all those infinities. One sign of that is that some infinities can be larger than others.
>>714745723
there's a few of them out there and none of them find pi, it's always like 2/pi or something
also they only ever converge on pi, you would have to use and infinite number of terms to find actual pi because pi is irrational
>>714745871
shit good point.
>>714745642
The point I was trying to make is still valid - you shove a human between two huge magnets, the atoms in his body respond by aligning themselves. that you can use the impuls of them "going back" is why we do it, yes. what I meant is : of friggin course you're affected by magnets, they just need to be strong enough
>>714745855
You count to infinity and tell me when you're done. I'll believe what you say then
>>714745946
you're an actual fucking moron. stop talking
>>714744627
If you're ever in that position, lie flat on the ground to distribute the impact. Much more effective.
>>714745946
>Infinity is just a way of saying a number so large we have no real way of calculating just how large it is.
that's only one kind of infinity called Aleph null
>>714745108
>>714745871
Have you ever seen the experiment where you put a strong spherical magnet in a supposedly non-magnetic tube? everything is magnetic. some stuff just way less magnetic than other
>>714744627
you would have to jump with as much force as would've been applied to you otherwise which is superhuman
>>714745946
Infinity is NOT a number. It's the size of the set of natural numbers, or the even bigger size of the set of real numbers. But there are many mathematical processes which would required an infinite amount of steps
>>714746235
if you doubt me look it up, we've had superconducting magnets for a long time
we use them in the LHC but they're not really feasible for much
>>714746048
Fucking moron. You can't count to infinity. That doesn't imply it's not a thing though
>>714743127
This would work if you could push yourself off the chair with the same force as you're falling..
That's a lot of force though
>>714746268
What is the formula again?
im finished typing. you would have to jump with a force greater than the weight of acceleration and gravity pushing down on the weight fo the object of everyone in the elevator and the weight of the elevator itself
>>714746268
Is it really superhuman, though? What about a pro basketball player, or an olympic high jumper?
How high do you have to jump and how long do you have to stay airborne to avoid elevator injury?
>>714746409
>I was Atheist before it was cool
>Get on my level
R8 my shittty OC
>>714746605
yes it is
no human being could do it
higher and longer than is physically possible
>>714745550
Downside?
>>714745512
Just lol no. That's not how that works. When you push a chair it's not moving because of a pressure wave starting at your hand that goes the speed of sound in the medium. This is why things can move faster than waves can propagate through them.
>>714746535
The act of exerting that force (which needs to be greater than the acceleration of the falling object) would have the same consequences as the impact.
our skeletons cannot handle dat shit
>>714746685
Meh, good trollscience is supposed to violate logic with things that seem possible but are obviously not.
>>714746697
You didn't even do the math.
What if it fell from the 2nd floor to the first floor?
I took a fall from that height and broke a bone.
What if it fell from the 3rd floor?
I took a fall from that height and was hospitalized for months.
I think it's reasonable that an elevator falling from up to 5 or 6 floors could be survived without injury by a pro athlete using this technique
>>714746776
you're wrong, the repulsive force between the atoms allows you to move the chair
if you were to push on a chair with enough force, you would force the atoms closest to the push together beyond the negligible amount you observe in everyday life
>>714746925
well maybe, but it would like jumping from 5 or 6 floors up
>>714746776
It kind of is how it works
>>714744876
fuck... this could work...
>>714736774
You know, with NASA confirming the EM drive working, the real world seems to actually follow troll physics to some extent, so you might as well try it. I'll be the troll on the left, OK?
>>714745055
Nuclear reactors transmute elements all the time. That's how they work, after all. It's just not feasible to use it to produce something as cheap as gold. Now, plutonium is a different story.
But at any rate, gold is still being mined for profit. There seems to be a curious notion that any alternative method of producing gold no matter how small-scale would instantly drop its value to zero (not even a smaller but nonzero value comparable to iron, or the mercury used an an input there), when the price of gold is a produce of the large demand and restricted (but by no means small) supply.
>>714747126
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RF_resonant_cavity_thruster
>In 2015, Shawyer published an article in Acta Astronautica, summarising existing tests on the EmDrive. Of seven tests, four produced a measured force in the intended direction and three produced thrust in the opposite direction. Furthermore, in one test, thrust could be produced in either direction by varying the spring constants in the measuring apparatus
>>714747353
everything is stardust
>>714747353
ever take for granted how smart and capable of intelligence we actually are?
like, sometimes i wonder how terrible it must be to be completely stupid
>>714747359
very sketchy
>>714736774
There are only 20 Dollar in the box because the 20 Dollar of left are already his property. So he is buying an 20$ box for 30$ dollar. You are all retarded
>>714745585
It would usually take a crane to get the cow out
>>714746925
You are still going to hit the floor at the same velocity as the elevator you are inside.
by your logic, if you are standing in the back of a large pick up truck and it can run into a brick wall and you will sustain no injury if you jump before impact.
Your body is going to be moving at the same speed regardless of what you do. Relative to the truck, you are not moving at all. Relative to a static wall, you just hit it at 60 MPH.
>>714744392
conservationofmomentum.exe
>>714744817
this concept actually works
lets buy christopher poole new glasses and a new sweater huehueuheuhe
>>714747612
The truck example is not the same. The truck moves horizontally, and jumping would cause movement vertically, which would leave you travelling at the same horizontal speed as the truck.
In the elevator example, the elevator is falling vertically, thus with a vertical jump of velocity x, your impact velocity would be the velocity of the elevator minus x.
Will probably still kill you in a fall from several stories though.
>>714747359
>>714747491
http://www.forbes.com/sites/briankoberlein/2016/11/19/nasas-physics-defying-em-drive-passes-peer-review/#4ee8e25a76e2
Some plausible mechanisms for its action are the pilot wave interpretation of quantum mechanics (which allows nonlocality) or the universe throwing a rounding error (which means that conservations laws only hold approximately), either of which is sufficient for some wild sci fi shit.
>>714747685
no it doesn't
friction will always make it stop
>>714747612
No, you'd have to jump AWAY from the wall, which isn't exactly possible, you'd have to run away from it.
If you were running away from the wall fast enough, you wouldn't hit the wall at all.
Of course there's a problem if the back of the truck is closed.
Your situation is more like a treadmill.
When the treadmill shoots you off for running too slow, are you IMMEDIATELY KILLED, or are you pushed off at a speed relative to your counter-momentum?
>>714736774
The guy who buys the box spends 50.
The guy who sells the box makes 10.
The other guy therefor who spent 50 loses 10.
You don't create money you imbecils.
>>714747760
those mechanisms sound like they depend on theories that aren't fully developed
>>714747843
the law of conservation of money
>>714747868
They're developed. It's just that until now (maybe), there hasn't been any experimental evidence that would distinguish them from the copenhagen interpretation and other prevailing physics, so they're been just mathematical exercises instead of generally accepted explanations of the world.
>>714747760
https://youtu.be/jCAqDA8IfR4
>>714748056
I would standby for really conclusive evidence that this sort of mechanism works before I put too much faith in it.
>>714744224
Surface tension does not scale.
>Autists 1
>Trolls 0
>>714745446
Not truly unlimited
By that logic diary is unlimited
>>714736774
but this does actually work i've done it
>>714747910
>law of conservation of money
No such thing. Banks are able to create money out of thin air whenever someone goes to them to get a loan.
The bank then makes interest on the loan.
Thus our current economic system is designed in such a way that debt increases and there is not enough actual money in anyones hands to ever pay it back.
The more loans people get, the greater the disparity between total printed/created money and total debt, eventually leading to a need for write-offs.
It's actually getting pretty bad and with current options on getting 100:1 loans and using them in forex exchanges there are huge potentials for an economic breakdown.
>>714748124
>this proof of concept will have the same performance as an optimized vehicle motor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Pile-1
>a rocket with an EM drive will use chemical batteries for electricity instead of the nuclear power sources which have a million times the energy density
That guy isn't even making a real effort at attacking applications for the test motor, let alone what proponents are actually saying. And the short-term comparison to be made is not chemical rocket engines, but the ion engines used for stationkeeping and interplanetary travel.
>>714748534
You don't need faith. It's an experimental result that will be receiving further investigation.
>>714739982
>magically dissapear
>nigger welfare and jews
KEK
Troll science was from a time when the internet was making people smarter. Now it's making them dumber.
>>714748921
trolls won on you
im real stumped on this one
how does this work/not work?
>>714749118
Even NASA is not sure and you ask on 4chan of all places, fucking fucker
Theory is, particles moving inside the drive move at close to light speed, theory of relativity kicks in, the engine is now an open system and it moves.
>>714749118
Conventional physics would have it not work, but experiments show it doing something unusual. One ready-made explanation (the pilot wave interpretation of quantum mechanics) could explain the thrust by the engine exploiting nonlocality to produce locally unbalanced force without violating conservation laws. Another possibility is that there are lower limits to the fineness of states that the universe resolves in interactions, and the em drive sets up a situation where rounding errors are unbalanced to produce macroscopic effects that violate conservation laws.
>>714748901
remind me to never take a loan
>>714745693
>>714745774
if you don't like it, leave faggot.
we're discussing legitimate physics here
>>714749554
all the evidence I've seen goes something like this:
>unable to replicate result
or
>wasn't done in a perfect vacuum
or
>could've been a measurement error
>>714745871
I'm embarrassed by the fact that I did not notice this when I originally saw this particular one
>>714745871
What if it was magnetic lead though
>>714750051
this
replace enemy ammo supply with magnetic lead, problem solved
WHY IS OUR MILITARY NOT DOING THIS?!
>>714745723
Literally draw a circle
Lay a fucking string around it
The string can be wrapped around the radius 3 times and a bit more
Well that's a fucking simple and primitive way.
>>714745140
>no, whoever buys the box spent $50 to get $40... they lost $10
Who buys the box pays $30, but gets the $40 in the box return though.
($20 original donation)+($30 purchase of box) = $50 paid out for a $40 box
>>714744671
>>714745871
Brass, copper, lead, tin are used in projectiles
none of which are magnetizable
>>714736774
1. A-20
B-20
Box+40
2.A +30=10
B -30+40=-10
Box -40 = 0
P1: $20
P2: $50
P1 and P2 both -$20
P1:$0
P2:$30
P1 sells box to P2 for 30
P1 + 30 P2 - 30
P2 + 40
P1:$30
P2:$0, P2:$40
>>714744456
Are you retarded
There's this thing called friction.
If you were blowing a gentle breeze but over a ridiculous distance any bullet would be stopped. That's why bullets curve. You don't have to match the bullets speed to stop it.
>>714745400
MRIs don't use magnets to rekt your body. They pump in radiation that causes the atoms to line up their spins and resonate. Or some shit like that. The magnetism is strong but you won't feel shit.
>>714746258
Yea that's because of induced currents. Search up eddy currents. It's not actual ferromagnetism which is what we think of in iron and steel and shit.
>>714745642
The magnetism not used to create the radio waves it's used to align the spins of shit like hydrogen which then fucks up the radio waves then they can detect it.
