Fyron's 5000th Post

Fyron · #1 April 19th, 2003, 08:42 PM

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Not that I can with 100% certainty state this, but I have some dault as to if such an anti-matter anti-clock device actually exists...
What is the theoretical background that indicates that it does exist.
Is it based upon observations or is it somekind of mathematical theory that states that it must exist in order to let ordinary clock's exist??

No. Anti-matter does not have to exist for matter to exist. Any specific matter item does not have to have an anti-matter equivalent to exist. Take your computer for an example. For an AM comp to have to exist for it to exist, then there would have to be AM humans that performed all of the exact same historical actions as us matter humans. They would have to have evolved in the same way, had all the same achievements at the same exact time, etc. This is of course so improbable to have happened that we can say with certainty that it could never have happened. So, this is why a matter item does not have to have an AM equivalent to exist. AM is not some mystical opposing force in the universe to matter. It is simply a theoretical class of particles that have opposing charges and spins to the equivalent matter particles.

TerranC · #2 April 20th, 2003, 12:09 AM

I'd like to know how come that every thread started by fyron or every thread that was started that metioned fyron or were about fyron turns into a scientific/political/religious/philosophical discussion, and fyron gets to add another 500 Posts to his already 5000-strong Posts.

Edit: Darn "<>"s.

[ April 19, 2003, 23:10: Message edited by: TerranC ]

Raging Deadstar · #3 April 20th, 2003, 10:35 PM

It is true! Terran C speaks the truth Lol

Nah Fyron's just very strongly opinionated, that or he doesn't suffer fools gladly

Fyron · #4 April 21st, 2003, 05:13 AM

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I'd like to know how come that every thread started by fyron or every thread that was started that metioned fyron or were about fyron turns into a scientific/political/religious/philosophical discussion, and fyron gets to add another 500 Posts to his already 5000-strong Posts.

Its a conspiracy.

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Nah Fyron's just very strongly opinionated, that or he doesn't suffer fools gladly

Or he just likes debating stuff...

narf poit chez BOOM · #5 April 21st, 2003, 10:01 AM

error in timing, stuck explanation in original isp post.
i'm not saying if there's a clock there has to be an anti-clock, i'm saying if a clock can exist, so can an anti-clock. maybe i should have said theorectical. oops.

Fyron · #6 April 21st, 2003, 07:11 PM

That isn't what you have been saying. I would nothave made an argument against that, because of course an anti-matter clock could exist. But your previous arguments were that it had to exist.

Kamog · #7 April 22nd, 2003, 04:55 AM

Well, then just because there are imperfect parents, it doesn't mean that there is such a thing as perfect parents. Maybe in theory a perfect parent could exist, but not in actuality.

But the idea of a "perfect" parent is very subjective in that "perfect" means different things to people. Also, there could be many different ways to be a "perfect" parent.