Pokemon X/Y
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Math has always existed. We are merely interpreting math. And we are delving deeper into it and not creating it
Only news relevant to dumbasses or those who enjoy picking apart stupid rumors/speculation.
WiiAssasin
The ride never ends
So that's a yes. What's the word?
How the heck did I miss this?! This stuff is comedic gold. Sorry, had to get that out.
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Splash_King
The Scrubbiest of Hunters
[video=youtube;hx8Rpbej7oQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx8Rpbej7oQ[/video]
"The Pokemon Company president recently confirmed the games will have around 700 Pokemon total."
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Bodine
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Always been a history guy myself... and physics.
Tell me MR. Being such a fan of math, do you fear physics? The thing that can ruin all the bit of logic math makes?
Math, as you have stated, is the logic that explains to us how things are the way they are. Take for example, time.
Time = Distance / Speed
or weight
Weight = (Mass) (Acceleration due to gravity)
or hell, even gravity itself, AKA Newton's Law of Universal Gravity.
But Physics... now Physics is what shows us that all these common things we think to be fact, logic, are all... relative. Perceived.
Physics can bend these "Laws of Nature."
In the advance stuff, you may learn of a situation that makes 4 - 52 = 10.
Most of us already knew time is relative, but Physics explains that there is much more to it than that. Time, and really physics itself, is affected differently under different circumstances.
...Where's your god now?
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Always been a history guy myself... and physics.
Tell me MR. Being such a fan of math, do you fear physics? The thing that can ruin all the bit of logic math makes?
Math, as you have stated, is the logic that explains to us how things are the way they are. Take for example, time.
Time = Distance / Speed
or weight
Weight = (Mass) (Acceleration due to gravity)
or hell, even gravity itself, AKA Newton's Law of Universal Gravity.
But Physics... now Physics is what shows us that all these common things we think to be fact, logic, are all... relative. Perceived.
Physics can bend these "Laws of Nature."
In the advance stuff, you may learn of a situation that makes 4 - 52 = 10.
Most of us already knew time is relative, but Physics explains that there is much more to it than that. Time, and really physics itself, is affected differently under different circumstances.
...Where's your god now?
WiiAssasin
The ride never ends
Yesh. Theoretical physics is lots of fun.
Well for starters we only know a little about the universe. Can you tell me the shape of space, or can you explain the tension of the universe and expansion of the universe, or perhaps the space-time distortion?
Simply put some of our equations in physics are inadequate because we have yet to define the "dials" the universe or how those "dials" change over time (Basically we don't even know if our constants are constant). Sometimes in Physics you are running with too many assumptions.
Even if the "Laws of Nature" seem to bend, math still works and math can even explain it. We simply have too many undefined variables or a lack of information and some of that information can only be obtained outside of our dimensional boundaries.
How can we claim that logic does not work if we do not possess enough information?
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STHAP
Only 50 new ones?!
Dunno anything off the top of my head, but there's probably stuff if you want me to search BMGf sometime.
