Recent content by CronoSpark

From my experience, I now approach conversations with a gentle, but blunt attitude. That is because, like many others have posted here, you will never be able to understand the inner workings of other people. However, you do know how you feel (to a certain degree), and generally what is causing...

Got lots of musical chills as well, though not so much now. But yes, there's other fields where you can get the good-feel chill as well!

There's a huge gap between bachelors and PhD. I found that once I got into graduate level research, I was literally in a swamp or if I wanted to catch up to the "latest and greatest" it was tough to do so even spending plenty of time on the topic. Like the previous posts, there is indeed a huge...

Oh right, completely forgot about the water being pushed from the left end of the train. I guess that means that the train just doesn't move?

I was just thinking that if you didn't have cash and wanted to try an oscilloscope, those cheap 30$ ones might come in handy. But, I never really tried one out myself (bought a 300$ analog oscilloscope a while back and that's when I stumbled on usb oscilloscopes). Topher925 kindly remarked that...

Looks great. If there was some sort of 3D planet exploring simulation that has graphics like what you just drawn, I would totally buy it.

I also wondered about these relationships and tried to imagine/make sense of it all. But then again, you guys could be right in that humans are inherently unable to make sense of it without math. I mean, I can sort of understand mass*velocity is momentum, but once you get into velocity...

Time and energy are interrelated IMO. Time exists if energy exists, but it would be hard to say that time existed in complete emptiness.

A very complicated question. I've skipped over the entire thread, as there is too many posts to read, so I hope I am not repeating another person's argument. I present hypothetical scenario where we only worried about the essentials. This might be good given the society we live in, but after...

Equipments that you will probably want: Wire cutter, multimeter, soldering iron/solder, oscilloscope (you can get those cheap ones where you plug it into the computer), electrical tape, needle nose pliers. You probably don't need an oscilloscope yet for some basic projects, but will probably...

Not sure if this helps/I will play the devil's advocate here, but I'm imagining that the train would actually be moving to the right. Given a stationary tank on frictionless rails, if you imagine the water flow from within the tank you will see that it flows to the right and down. The water...

Actually, sorry. It was highly rude of me for posting my previous post. If we were to percieve time in a different manner, then I would only think that our brain will "simulate" time in a different manner as well.

I am hoping I do not have to define "perception" as well. I do hope that people are understanding on where I am getting at with my question.

So you agree that it is probable that we do not percieve a second in a simular manner? But since the argument has been switched back to the original... I am losing your argument now. Are you saying that time is one thing happening after another?

Okay. Would a second be the same for me as it is to another?