Which thread have you found most interesting till now?

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The discussion centers around the value and interest of various threads within the forum, particularly highlighting the "General Discussion Classics" as a key reference for enthusiasts. Participants express appreciation for informative posts, notably from a user named Ivan, which have contributed to their personal growth. There is a playful tone regarding the movement of smilies and the humorous nature of some threads, with users sharing links to content they found particularly engaging or amusing. Some express frustration with the perceived decline in the quality of discussions, while others mention specific technical topics, such as power generation, as noteworthy. Overall, the conversation reflects a mix of humor, nostalgia, and a desire for meaningful exchanges within the forum.
  • #31
I did find this particular post very enlightening. I learned something new.



Interesting fact

:biggrin:
 
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ramollari said:
Cool way of demonstrating recursion
It's alright, but it was done better here.


Good example of recursion

:biggrin:
 
  • #35
First of all i have to mention armadillos. So, "Armadillos."

Now really for me this is an interesting thread:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=598504#post598504
 
  • #36
Artman said:
First of all i have to mention armadillos. So, "Armadillos."

Now really for me this is an interesting thread:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=598504#post598504
yes it is...but you have to read all the way through it to understand the last pages :rolleyes:

*laughs under breath*
 
  • #37
How come all discussion in GD ends up to stupidity? :mad:

*runs away from GD*
 
  • #38
ramollari said:
How come all discussion in GD ends up to stupidity? :mad:

*runs away from GD*
Sorry ramollari. :cry: I guess I did hijack your thread.

To seriously answer your question, (maybe head it in a serious direction) I found a discussion in the engineering section on power generation by dropping water thousands of feet through a tower quite interesting. I did a search but I couldn't find it. If someone else remembers this thread maybe they can find it and post a link (I don't think anyone would trust mine anymore anyway.) :redface:
 

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