What do you think about this?

ilbastardoh · #1 2004-02-27, 23:22

http://twm.co.nz/hologram.html

LostCause · #2 2004-02-28, 01:17

I Found It On The Web?

Cheers,

Lost

---Beany--- · #3 2004-02-28, 02:40

^ Oh c'mon this is totally related to this forum.

What Einstein said about communication not being able to exceed the time barrier, therefore can't travel faster than the speed of light was cool.

The info about holograms was fascinating. It must have been a genius who invented them.

I need to read it all in the morning when my minds fresh.

bkc · #4 2004-02-28, 04:45

Of course existence cannot be proven, even though Rust says otherwise. And of course the speed of light is not the limit of speed. And 1+1 both equals and does not equal 2. This all follows from the only truth, that nothing else is completely true.

Craftian · #5 2004-02-28, 08:30

What evidence do you have that nothing except that is true?

bkc · #6 2004-02-28, 12:25

The evidence of experience. I mean if I could find one example where this truth is wrong, then that would disprove it. Haven't been able to.

Beyond that I can't, because if there was a standard that you could compare this to, or a light you could hold it up against, then that would be the answer, and the former would be disproven.

So it is appropriate that you can't actually have evidence to prove this. This truth is what everything else is judged by.

So it can't be proved, only disproven. Or to say it another way, to prove or disprove it are the same thing, they both disprove.

Hexadecimal · #7 2004-02-28, 16:07

You speak in riddles, Chief Make-No-Sense.

ilbastardoh · #8 2004-02-28, 16:35

Riddles are fun to solve

Craftian · #9 2004-02-28, 16:59

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quote:Originally posted by bkc:

The evidence of experience. I mean if I could find one example where this truth is wrong, then that would disprove it. Haven't been able to.

I have yet to see, for example, that basic arithmetic is not completely true.

Can you give other examples of things that are generally thought to be absolute truh but are not?

ilbastardoh · #10 2004-02-28, 17:31

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quote:Originally posted by Craftian:

I have yet to see, for example, that basic arithmetic is not completely true.

Can you give other examples of things that are generally thought to be absolute truh but are not?

That you are an idiot...j/k.