Chuck Norris

Hmmmmm No replies for 2 weeks and 5 in the last cumulative?

Thank you

Hello??? Why won't anyone help me?

An epithany just hit me and I understand now.

I have always wanted to do a research topic about effectively judging people when you first meet them, essentially educated prejudice if you will. Now that I have the chance to do a speech for English what would be some good ideas for the speech? I already intend to do digit ratio theory to evaluate the probabilities of the consequnces of hormonal imbalances in humans. I intend for the purpose of this speech to be mostly entertainment and a little informative. Do you guys know any psychological theories based on physical appearance and behaviours that indicate the personality of the person?

I thought that getting sick and getting infected isn't the same thing. You can get infected without getting sick but you can't get sick without getting infected by a bacteria,virus, prion or other pathogen (not environmental factor).

So mass doesn't increase at relativistic speeds?

My mother thinks that you get colds from being cold and also that beening cold lowers your immune system. Why do most people think that your immune system stops your body from infection? Is there any other silly disease myths that aren't true?

Mass increases as you approach the speed of light. I have thought about the physical consuences of this and wondered how does what work? (not why does that work?) I mean does atoms just appear out of nowhere in even distributions or what?

Ooohhhh I see

Why is there difference in energy between ortho and para positronium?

Thanks. Will do.

I have just started playing cricket. But we I bowl my hand gets really painfull pins and needles. I believe that the virtual centripetal force during the delivery of the ball as my arm makes a 360 degree rotation forces the blood to flow into my hand causing pins and needles (you get the same feeling if you swing your arm in a circular fashion at high speeds) I have asked other bowlers whether they have this type of problem and they replied 'You get use to it'. Is there any way to stop the pain? (apart from getting used to it)

I think I get it. The force of the door on you doesn't move you as you are too heavy, and also 'cause of the friction from your feet. I thought about what the reaction force acted upon and it was clear. The door moves because there is no force to counteract or negate the pushing force that you exert. Thanks.

The amount of ion content in water also dictates the boiling and freezing temps. Colligative properties.

Fluoroantimonic acid for the win (as mentioned above). Anyway, how corrosive is it?

I just can't seem to get my head around Newton's third law of translation. The one about every force having a equal and opposite reaction force. If you push a door with 10N and the reaction force is 10N in the opposite direction of the initial force surely the forces cancel out and the door doesn't move at all. Isn't this the same as if two equal forces are supplied on either side of a moveable object in opposite directions the object doesn't move. Obviously there is a huge missing link that I'm too stupid to see.

Sorry the intended question was a bit vague. What I was hoping to get the answer to was this: Due to zero point fluctuations a force is 'supplied' on the Casmir plates. Every force has a force carrier (I think) what is the force carrier in this situation?

I have recently read about the zero point fluctuations of quantum vacuum and the effect that it has on Casimir plates. However, I don't understand what type of fundamental particle ''carries'' the zero point waves? and also how and why can those particles exit in quantum vacuum (space in its ground state without energy in any form).?

Thanks Melvin. That explains the pain, I have fillings.

Thanks, however that seems too obvious (how could I overlook that?). If any problems arise from your method I'll post.

I see

Now I understand the mathematics of pH. Anyway what factors dictate corrosiveness (in general)? for example some acids will corrode almost anything whereas other acids will only corrode a certain substance. I any one out there could provide a answer to the bitey aluminium foil question that'll be ace.

I am confused about how an acid can have a -pH. For example fluoro anti-monic acid with a pH of -10^31 or something like. Besides 100% dissassociation in whatever solvent how can something like the acid mentioned above be that ''corrosive''? Also why does aluminium foil really, really, hurt if you bite down on it moderately hard (not too hard)? I think I might of put the above question in the wrong section.

I am a bit confused about the transfer of forces in terms of Force Carrier Particles. If person A pushes person B what type of force carrier particles are transfered (if any)? and where do those particles come from? If my question has inconsistensies I am sorrry.