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The discussion revolves around the concept of cow tipping, questioning its feasibility and the underlying physics involved. Participants explore various aspects including the forces at play, the center of mass of cows, and anecdotal experiences related to cow tipping.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the feasibility of cow tipping, with multiple competing views and anecdotal experiences shared. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the physics and ethics of cow tipping.
Participants note limitations in the definitions and assumptions related to the forces involved in cow tipping, as well as the variability in the center of mass based on the cow's position.
dx said:I don't understand the proposition.
Kurdt said:Define what a and b are.
Pengwuino said:Hell I know people who have personally tipped cows... who is this "researcher" and why does she still have a job.
Nothing if you're sober, or when you live in a place with more entertaining things to keep teenagers busy.Pengwuino said:What exactly is so exciting nad great about cow tipping anyways.