Cap'n Refsmmat

You are Socrates. Please stick with one account. If you need a puppet to support yourself, you know you're doing something wrong.

Don't worry, we're taking notes... you'll find out more next week

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You have to provide a link.

I'll make a prediction, and I'll bet I'm right: Nothing we predict here will actually turn out to be correct.

The entire problem with this thread is that we're speculating on things without having evidence to support ourselves. We're not structural engineers, we're laymen. Leave the analysis to the experts.

I do sense that this thread is going absolutely nowhere.

Not if it was a typical building design, with steel columns spaced every x feet. A chunk out of its side would be only a minor imbalance, but it would be a lot of structural load on the remaining inside columns.

Satirical. I always thought so...

It contains every digit except 0.

Nobody had flown three airliners into three different buildings before. In fact, I don't think anybody had flown any airliners into any buildings intentionally before. "Coincidental" does not prove anything.

So what's the goal of the thread? Are we to decode this?

3945.

I'd like it if you'd update your links to work correctly.

You're misreading him. Read the whole post carefully.

Ask them.

I cheated. An Ichthyostega in Djibouti eating an ackee. Whenever I read one of these things, I'm determined to screw it up.

You might want to provide substance to that claim.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Genome_Project is a good starting point. That's the project that came up with that data.

I should start keeping score, actually. Phi 1, Everybody Else 0.

The DNA isn't exactly propagated. All that happens is that the "children" of that cell contain that DNA - it is not spread around like a disease. So if you were to give someone their DNA from 20 years ago, it would only replace some of the cells in their body, not all. In theory, a virus could be engineered to inject DNA into cells, so that could cover a lot more ground.

Not really. Steel buildings collapse when they're on fire, that's what he says. The WTC was on fire. The WTC was a steel building.

Many ISPs offer it as an option through their website's control panel, along with automated responses. Who's the email provider?

How does that play into global warming?

Don't worry, Dr. Zoidberg doesn't bite.