Recent content by SpanishOmelette
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Is this the best forum on the internet?
Yes, they are. Great forum, best I've been on. Welcome to the forum!- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Undergrad 2D distance theorem using gradient and speed-time product
Hello fellow members of PF, I believe I may have created a theorem for calculating the distance travlled on the 2-dimensional plane when gravity and other forces are ignored. Now, if this has been thought of before, that's not my fault. I have not studied this before. The theorem is this...- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Nepal Earthquake - Human Impact
One does wonder why in disaster that took 2,000+ lives, people are obsessed in picking out a handful of people who are mildly important. One must think back to the recent plane disaster... noticed for a few days newspapers obsessed over the fact that at least 2 britons died on it. Out of a...- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Why Did ISIS Destroy Ancient Relics in Mosul?
Phinds, my point has been made. I believe it would not contribute to talk on this subject. I wish for a peaceful forum, no conflixct. Mahmoud.- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Why Did ISIS Destroy Ancient Relics in Mosul?
Sadly yes. It is the most volatile organization in world, in my eyes. Unpredictable.Hence the recent study of terrorism.- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Why Did ISIS Destroy Ancient Relics in Mosul?
Not quite. I appear to not be getting my points cross. This always happens on the subject of politics, no? All I am saying is that there is a difference between going out and shooting 11 men and all the kids in a classroom then shooting yourself is worse than taking a sledgehammer to to some...- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Nepal Earthquake - Human Impact
My goodness... awful. So awful. Peace on their souls.- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Why Did ISIS Destroy Ancient Relics in Mosul?
Not at all. You are attempting to find fault in what I am saying. I was originally attempting to say this; that at least this destruction of artifacts fits into their theology, and when a post with a twinge of sarcasm came in, I simply was trying to prevent a conflict. At this point, I am...- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Why Did ISIS Destroy Ancient Relics in Mosul?
Not quite what I intended. What I am saying is that they do generally believe what they are doing is essential to "salvation", where the goal is to establish an Islamic State. I do not believe in condemning a single race.- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Why Did ISIS Destroy Ancient Relics in Mosul?
Well, it must be said that they do believe what they are doing is for God. Gun worship, while I'm sure is amusing to you, strikes me as a little off the mark. Must not forget that the Crusades were believed to be holy wars. One shouldn't descend from the facts to unnecessary remarks at thei...- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Why Did ISIS Destroy Ancient Relics in Mosul?
Well, it's a little hard not to expect, seen as though pagan and Islamic bonds have never been huge, let alone earlier empires... so kind of a terrorist organization destroying statues/idols from pagan empires doesn't surprise me. Mahmoud. P.S. Still puzzled by this ISIS. As a member of the...- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Art, History, and Linguistics
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Using math textbooks from the 1950s
Wow, certainly! And to think, I'm reading a book on Arabic science and I didn't guess that... Oh man... There was me thinking it emerged from the alchemist Al-Jabir. Mahmoud.- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Using math textbooks from the 1950s
My word! Such a large following. My analytical geometry and calculus books seem to go a little over my head too... despite one being simplified. I am just surprised that so many people are enjoying these little classics, while they can be found in shops, simply discarded! Mahmoud- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Undergrad Force from a 40 kg boxer's 1 metre punch in 0.25 seconds
Well... obviously I misunderstood the concept of linear acceleration. So I assume... Hang on! So what would actually happen, the?- SpanishOmelette
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Force from a 40 kg boxer's 1 metre punch in 0.25 seconds
I didn't figure it. I just imagined a boxer lobbing a punch at 1m per Second, and then worked from there.- SpanishOmelette
- Post #9
- Forum: Mechanics