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What is a good introductory book to understand Sartre's philosophy?
thanks for confirming my thoughts on calvinism in that case- Oscar Wilde
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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What is a good introductory book to understand Sartre's philosophy?
You are correct in your assertion that Jean-Paul Sartre is associated with existentialism. Existentialism is, to say the least, a "base" system of beliefs that supports other types of beliefs (see ethic of Authenticity). Sartre was, in fact, as staunch supporter of existentialism. He believed...- Oscar Wilde
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Who will win the NBA conference finals?
So who are you guys taking? Lakers or Magic I'll take the Lakers in 7, as they have the home court advantage.- Oscar Wilde
- Post #33
- Forum: General Discussion
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Who will win the NBA conference finals?
im pulling for the Lakers if they can play like they did tonight they will take the championship- Oscar Wilde
- Post #27
- Forum: General Discussion
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What Are the G-Forces Experienced on a Rollercoaster Ride?
Ooo I see now. The force of gravity provides the upward acceleration in the first, but the normal force causes the upward acceleration in the second? I believe this is true Thanks for the help, and feel free to correct me if I am wrong. Oscar- Oscar Wilde
- Post #5
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Are the G-Forces Experienced on a Rollercoaster Ride?
Hmm ok thanks, do you have any ideas about the second scenario?- Oscar Wilde
- Post #3
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Are the G-Forces Experienced on a Rollercoaster Ride?
Homework Statement A rollercoaster car is going over a hill, with a person sitting with -no- restraints. The velocity of the car and radius of the hill are such that the centripetal acceleration of the cart is 15 m/s^2. What is the relative g environment (for the rider) and how many g's does...- Oscar Wilde
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- Acceleration Centripetal Centripetal acceleration G-forces Rollercoaster
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Graduate The Role of Observation in the Creation of the Universe: A Quantum Perspective
The size and scale of the Universe never stopped Einstein from pursuing knowledge about the Universe.- Oscar Wilde
- Post #51
- Forum: Cosmology
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High School Can an Ant Survive Walking on a Soap Bubble?
Thanks for the update as this certainly is interesting.- Oscar Wilde
- Post #12
- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Finding the Derivative of x(3-x^2)^-2
Thank you very much guys! I see where I went wrong. I appreciate your help, thanks again :)- Oscar Wilde
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the Derivative of x(3-x^2)^-2
Homework Statement I am supposed to find the derivative of: x(3-x^2)^-2 Homework Equations The chain rule The Attempt at a Solution Well I feel that I am good at using the chain rule but something tells me I can't use it here, because when I do, I only get about half of the...- Oscar Wilde
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- Derivative
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Math/Physics Tattoo Idea Request - Warren
anything of a fractal nature would look very cool- Oscar Wilde
- Post #109
- Forum: General Math
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Who will win the NBA conference finals?
Im pulling for LA but in my heart I think they will fall short. Some nights they don't even show up. If i had to bet I would pick Cleveland- Oscar Wilde
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- Forum: General Discussion
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How tall are you and how much do you weigh?
I am 6'3" and I weigh 170. I am a rower- Oscar Wilde
- Post #107
- Forum: Fun, Photos and Games
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Graduate The Role of Observation in the Creation of the Universe: A Quantum Perspective
Though I am late in addressing the OP, it nonethless deserves my attention. I am an existentialist. We create our own lives and selves, refining our own unique view of the Universe. We essentially "create" our own Universes that we inhabit.- Oscar Wilde
- Post #37
- Forum: Cosmology