AirbusFlieger
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Uhhhh…. Dafuk?
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What is this thing???
- Thread starter GMK999
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I'm a dumbass tradesman 🤷 Went to work instead of college.
Expat47
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You mean you didn't get sucked into paying $117,349.16 for a PhD in 16th Century Bolivian Basket Weaving and have avoided needing to flip burgers to pay the monthly on your cell phone while living in Mommy's basement?
GMK999
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Ahh that makes sense, My old skill saws had a grease cup that you filled and periodically tightened the cap to apply more lube.
Tradesmen are not dumbasses, they're just very smart about other things than the vector forces of spinning balls.
I may have stumbled over this one in my HS senior year, but I was too busy trying to shag one of the girls in the class to care much.
Yeah, the prospect of fixing cars, in my old man's shop or elsewhere, just didn't appeal to me. Sadly, my basket weaving options were limited in college, and they rejected my self-styled major of underwater fire prevention techniques, so I was stuck with the sciences. But, the rest of my liberal arts classmates got political science and econ degrees and are now running around Washington, continuing the CF otherwise known as government.
skibum69
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Not all tradesmen are smart. A team came in to put my new oil tank in my basement. The blew up their drill and asked to borrow mine. It' a Hilti with 4 torque settings. They totally blew up my drill trying to run their hole saw through my wall. All because they were too stupid to put the torque on the right setting. I know this for sure as I'd done multiple holes through the wall with no issue prior. Thankfully their boss just paid me for the bill for the repair.
Somehow I managed to get by 😁
Careful who you hang around 😁
For real though. Joking aside. Honest question. If centrifugal forces aren't a real thing then what makes centrifuges ( lab equipment, bio diesel separators) and centrifugal clutches work?
I'm trying to understand.
GMK999
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^^^ something looks off to me. did you remember to carry the one? ^^^
Go back and check your work.
Go back and check your work.
^^^ something looks off to me. did you remember to carry the one? ^^^
Go back and check your work.
Amos Malone
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Reading all that, my basic takeaway is " semantics".
you're not wrong
Isaac Newton is also known to have ingested large amount of mercury on his alchemy journey to produce a Philosophers Stone. 😬
Gotta love the guy. Those were the Wild West days of scientific discovery and experimentation.
GMK999
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Draw your own conclusions...
Can it only walk in circles
Can it only walk in circles
Draw your own conclusions...
Can it only walk in circles
The next time you're at a park, watch children playing on a merry-go-round and you'll notice that kids sitting in the center of the merry-go-round don't get as dizzy as those hanging on the edge.
That's because the inner ear helps you keep your balance, and when your inner ear is disturbed by a force such as spinning, you feel dizzy. Kids on the edge of the merry-go-round are experiencing greater force, and therefore are getting dizzier, than those at the center.