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The forum discussion revolves around the latest installment of the "Random Thoughts" thread on Physics Forums, highlighting various topics including critiques of documentary programming on the History Channel and National Geographic's recent ownership change. Participants express concerns about the quality of content in documentaries and share personal anecdotes, such as a humorous incident involving a clogged kitchen extractor fan. The conversation also touches on mathematical discussions regarding prime numbers and cultural observations about societal norms and language use.
PREREQUISITES- Familiarity with documentary programming and its impact on public knowledge.
- Basic understanding of prime numbers and mathematical proofs.
- Awareness of cultural commentary and societal norms.
- Knowledge of language variations and their implications in communication.
- Explore the impact of media ownership on documentary content quality.
- Research advanced mathematical concepts related to prime numbers.
- Investigate cultural differences in language use and societal expectations.
- Learn about the effects of solar irradiation in different geographical locations.
This discussion is beneficial for media analysts, educators in mathematics, cultural commentators, and anyone interested in the intersection of media, society, and education.
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By the way. Do you think we can get a proper thermodynamic treatment, or at least the differential equation of "Hot Threads"?WWGD said:Still trying to figure out if @Mark44 and 'Mark Forums Read' are the same person. Unusual , I guess native American last name, but, you never know.
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Strangely-enough, I can only see it on my phone, not on the PC.fresh_42 said:Which one do you mean? You authored 3 hot threads on page one! So if anyone then you can tell the differential equation of the heat transfer going on in this list.
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Apparently Quasi was doing his best to helpWWGD said:Hope Quasi is not hurt.
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The picture is a fake. He saved the bees, not the lady.strangerep said:Apparently Quasi was doing his best to help
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I find that hard to swallow.WWGD said:It seems thanks to autocorrect, they were about to pass a law approving of Cannibalism
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A good red red wine should help.DrGreg said:I find that hard to swallow.
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If you already found bacon too fat ...WWGD said:A good red red wine should help.
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Bacon is never anything other than perfect.fresh_42 said:If you already found bacon too fat ...
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It's not full yet. Or are you claiming that the phases of the moon are just mainstream dogma?Bandersnatch said:Damn. The crackpots today are unusually belligerent. Must be the full moon.
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Bandersnatch said:Must be the full moon.
New headline:Ibix said:It's not full yet.
- Science community waiting for confirmation -
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He replied to that by...referring me to a 5000+-word essay addressing why it is necessary to defend it.
Reminds me of the commercial: Not going anywhere for a while...?
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Common, Mark, you're tempting me to post two non-sensical (i.e., my usual) posts here to have thecollinsmark said:This thread has made it to over five thousand posts (5002). It's almost a palindrome count.
5005th spot.
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I was serving it to collinsmark. But it is 5005.fresh_42 said:5115
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fresh_42 said:5115
Good but short-sighted provided the thread continues to grow. 5335 5555WWGD said:I was serving it to collinsmark. But it is 5005.
Arguing by Internet seems futile; though no doubt your Libertarian friend provides fodder for thought.
5115 does posses interesting symmetries.
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But, yes 5xx5 it is.
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Next ones are at 5016, 5037, 5041, 5049, 5052.WWGD said:I was serving it to collinsmark. But it is 5005.
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Palindromes?fresh_42 said:Next ones are at 5016, 5037, 5041, 5049, 5052.
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