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bozo the clown
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Could anyone explain the why superman whizzing around the Earth turned back time ?
Superman his power to go back in time
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around the concept of Superman's ability to reverse time by flying around the Earth, as depicted in comic books. Participants explore the implications of this idea from a physics perspective, while also engaging in humorous commentary and tangential topics.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Debate/contested
- Meta-discussion
Main Points Raised
- One participant questions the rationale behind Superman's time reversal, seeking an explanation grounded in physics.
- Another participant humorously suggests that the explanation is simply that it is a comic book, implying a lack of scientific basis.
- A different viewpoint proposes that comic books may be attempting to convey physics-related themes, framing it as a conspiracy.
- Further commentary includes playful banter about the nature of comic books and references to cultural figures, such as Santa Claus and Bozo the Clown.
- There is a mention of the historical context of comic books, specifically referencing their popularity in the 1950s.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants exhibit a mix of humor and skepticism, with no clear consensus on the scientific validity of Superman's time travel ability. The discussion remains largely unresolved, with competing views on the nature of comic books and their relation to physics.
Contextual Notes
The discussion includes humorous and speculative remarks, which may limit the seriousness of the scientific inquiry. There are no formal resolutions or agreements on the physics involved.
Who May Find This Useful
Readers interested in the intersection of popular culture and physics, as well as those who enjoy humorous discussions about comic books and their implications.
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Integral
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Because it was a comic book?
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Imparcticle
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Integral, I have just come to the conlcusion that comic books (like this one) are trying to establish PHYSICS related PROPAGANDA! it's a conspiracy! lol.
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Ivan Seeking
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Integral said:
Say it ain't so! What are you going to tell us next; there's no Santa?
He was frame dragging.
I would like to add that I am almost sure that this is the first time I have seen a thread about superman posted by Bozo the Clown.
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zoobyshoe
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I should probably post this quetion in the biology forum, but does anyone know where in evolution the Bozo line broke off from the Zoobie line? The relation is obvious from the shoe size.
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jimmy p
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Ivan Seeking said:Say it ain't so! What are you going to tell us next; there's no Santa?
He can't say that, he IS Santa! I've still been good this year Integral!
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Robert Zaleski
Superman comic books; the McGuffy's Reader of the 1950's...great for rainy day reading. Bozo, do they still have the 'Letters to Editor' section, geez. there was some hilarious stuff in there.
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