Fyron's 5000th Post

[Fyron]

Originally posted by David E. Gervais:

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Originally posted by Imperator Fyron:
David:
I am not trying to find the opposite of a clock because such a thing does not exist.

I don't exist? I always suspected as much! LOL

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Well not if you follow the laws of anti-logic.

[Atrocities]

I have the 100th post of this thread. Ha ha.

[narf poit chez BOOM]

ok, the oposite of moving +x is moving -x, right? xyz coordinates. so, if you can't move +x, reducing this to the coordinate system itself, that means that you can't move +x becuase the x dimension does not exist. therefore you can't move -x. so, in order to move +x, you must have dimension x, which means that you must be able to move -x. fyron, you still interested?

[Ruatha]

Originally posted by Imperator Fyron:
How about this:
What is the opposite to a Sony DVD Player.

Hmm, something that is cheap and can record stuff.
A VHS recorder?

Haven't treid any Sony DVD players but just for the sake of the argument:
Something that is nice to look upon, can keep you occupied for a long time, doesn't need to be plugged into an electricity socket. Doesn't need a TV or any other connected electrical devices to function. Does not need to be fed with round discs.
Perhaps my wife?

(I'm not against DVD's, I like them, just wanted to argue a bit) (This is the room for arguments, right? No, Yes, No , Yes, An argument is simply a contradiction, right! No!, Yes...)

[Atrocities]

Two fish are in a tank. One says to the other, “How do you drive this thing?”

The other fish looks over and sighs; "You have been hanging around President Bush far too long. This is a water tank, not a TANK."

(Sorry, I could not help it. George is great, and I support him, but it is a lot of fun to poke fun occationally.)

[Fyron]

Originally posted by narf poit chez BOOM:
ok, the oposite of moving +x is moving -x, right? xyz coordinates. so, if you can't move +x, reducing this to the coordinate system itself, that means that you can't move +x becuase the x dimension does not exist. therefore you can't move -x. so, in order to move +x, you must have dimension x, which means that you must be able to move -x. fyron, you still interested?

Umm... I'm not following the logic of that paragraph. If you have an xyz coordinate grid, or even an xy coordinate plane (or just a x number line), then you can move in x and -x directions. Why do you say you can't? Where do you get the x dimension does not exist? It must exist if you have xyz coordinate grid...

[narf poit chez BOOM]

well, the only way to eliminate +x movement is to eliminate the whole x dimension. a 'things can't exist without there oposite' kind of thing.