>> ^MycroftHomlz:

Just for a bit of conversation, did any of you catch that he doesn't tell us what holds the "other" end of the spring? He says the nucleus acts like a box. How so? What are the ends of the box?


Elementary my dear Mycroft. (Elementary particles) -Constituent parts of the nucleus manifest as mass & therefore gravity.
Actually I'm not that smart but couldn't resist. Might be some other force at that scale - sift physicists?

>> ^Deano:

>> ^Quboid:
>> ^Yogi:
Dude Famous audience members...so far I've seen Jonathan Ross, Charlie Brooker with his wife Konnie Huq.

Peter Snow and his son Dan too, not that we're getting caught up in the celebrity aspect (hasn't Brooker done well for himself, Konnie Huq is yummy!).
Jim Al-Khalili is probably the smartest person there, I've seen a few of his documentaries on the BBC. He's Iraqi I think, and he's nuclear physicist with an Arabic name so he's probably never got on a flight without getting a cavity search before

Jim Al-Khalili's shows are better than Cox's big budget, smiley, standing on a mountain while a helicopter flies around style of pop science programming.


IS THERE ANYTHING YOU FUCKING LIKE!??! Jesus Christ I thought I was a Cynic. Get the fuck out with your self loathing over critical bullshit you fucking faggot!

>> ^Quboid:

>> ^Yogi:
Dude Famous audience members...so far I've seen Jonathan Ross, Charlie Brooker with his wife Konnie Huq.

Peter Snow and his son Dan too, not that we're getting caught up in the celebrity aspect (hasn't Brooker done well for himself, Konnie Huq is yummy!).
Jim Al-Khalili is probably the smartest person there, I've seen a few of his documentaries on the BBC. He's Iraqi I think, and he's nuclear physicist with an Arabic name so he's probably never got on a flight without getting a cavity search before


Jim Al-Khalili's shows are better than Cox's big budget, smiley, standing on a mountain while a helicopter flies around style of pop science programming.

>> ^Yogi:

Dude Famous audience members...so far I've seen Jonathan Ross, Charlie Brooker with his wife Konnie Huq.


Peter Snow and his son Dan too, not that we're getting caught up in the celebrity aspect (hasn't Brooker done well for himself, Konnie Huq is yummy!).

Jim Al-Khalili is probably the smartest person there, I've seen a few of his documentaries on the BBC. He's Iraqi I think, and he's nuclear physicist with an Arabic name so he's probably never got on a flight without getting a cavity search before

>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

The full programme was intensely annoying, full of attention-seeking celebrities desperately mugging for laughs and Cox demonstrating a curious difficulty with understanding sarcasm. The science was definitely secondary to the mocking celebrities who were busy pretending to be stupid for the sake of a little camera-time, which prevented the physics from really coming across.


I watched this earlier and it's pretty fucking dreadful. Cox's lecture is interesting but this obsession with celebrities again - save it for ITV please.

Very interesting. Simon Pegg's contributions make this wonderfull *comedy as well.

I'm confused as to the downvotes on kymbos here. He's saying that if Pegg's son had said cunt (a very vulgar word, imo), that would be more difficult to take than him saying vagina (which I don't consider a bad word).

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Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

Who would play Captain Haddock? I always pictured this guy

>> ^Kofi:

I am so glad this is an animated movie. It would have been so butchered if it were live action, unless it starred Simon Pegg as Tintin and Nick Frost as Cuthbert.

I am so glad this is an animated movie. It would have been so butchered if it were live action, unless it starred Simon Pegg as Tintin and Nick Frost as Cuthbert.

I wasn't going to say anything but my first thought was "Wow he shaved his head back then?" Then came the realization that his hair was reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeealy light back then, and the video quality doesn't help either

>> ^oohlalasassoon:

Eminem's pretty funny!

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>> ^Ti_Moth:

>> ^shinyblurry:
I mean without faith what do you have?
>> ^smooman:
ps: shinyblurry, science has, quite conclusively, proven that the earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old....but thats neither here nor there. You at least recognize that it doesnt matter (as do i), as it pertains ones personal relationship with god.
The bible wasnt written to tell me how old the earth is =)



Err... Evidence and critical thinking?


while that may be true, they are not mutually exclusive.
faith is the evidence of things unseen (i know thats gonna mean zilch to you so take that with a grain of salt) and i very seriously doubt you could convincingly question the critical thinking skills of persons such as CS Lewis

i dont think atheists (or non christians for that matter) are godless sinners, devoid of any morality, any more than i would hope that you not think me an ignorant, bumbling, neanderthal because im religious

we have different religious views, however this does not make either of us smarter, more critical, or better than the other because of that fact


ok..now i want to have YOUR babies.
pegg is gonna have to go it alone.
right on man.

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Thanks for the quality

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Good times. *quality

>> ^rottenseed:
>> ^kymbos:
I can't I wish there was a sift-specific term for that. Happens to me all the time.

siftja vu


Deja Dupe.