frost

Yeah my chemistry teacher also defined fire as "glowing gas".

I liked Mr Skeptics way to prove that infinity-infinity is not zero. I would personally define infinite as not a "static number" like for example 0 or 1. 0 is 0 and stays that way. But when we think about infinite it's kinda growing all the times or something like that. And when we think about infinite as a number it never can't be that number cause it's alway bigger. It's like infinite>n in all cases exept of when n=infinite but you guys said that infinite is not a number so we can't take this as an example for infinite=n. And I think that this could be used also in the case of infinite-infinite is not 0 cause we have a result but can't define it so could it be that there are several numbers or better said infinite numbers of results becouse there are infinite different ways of infinite-infinite (if infinite is something like e "moving" or "unstatic number" like I said previously) so could it be infinite-infinite=infinite? This is my imagination playing here. :S Not much of mathematic backup so help me!

I think he wants to say habitable for us humans. I would really like to know it too.

The cause is the force acting on the body and the effect is the change of inertial state!

Hi! I'm frost, new, science, computers.

I don't really know much about the Symantec antivirus but from my personal experience i would recommend you NOD32. I have seen some top lists where some others are said that they are better (bitdefender and kaspersky in most of the cases) but bitdefender is a bit complicated and annoying end the new kaspersky uses a lot of RAM memory and is not so fast in some computers. NOD32 is a bit better than those two and works well also in some older PCs. Sorry that I couldn't help you with the Symantec antivirus but I hope that i helped you somehow :S.