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The most secure coin in the world
In Canada we reference the "Lily Thistle Shamrock and Rose" so before they explained it I was wondering, what's up with the "Lily Thistle Shamrock and Pineapple". Is the Welsh leek actually a thing.
'Spy Monkey' Mistaken For Dead Baby And Mourned By Troop
Of course they can't, because after a suitable period of mourning the troup attempted to eat the corpse. Hence the evolution of the phrase "waste not want not".
Now they're going to have to find a new monkey dummy, they can't exactly send that one back to the colony.
Could Humans Survive a Nuclear Winter?
That's nuclear, not nucular.
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How to turn a sphere inside out
"Is this it, is this a sphere turning inside out? You bet!" No, no it isn't, it's just a poorly done animation that demonstrates nothing.
Urban Geography: Why We Live Where We Do
At 8:24 just as he's saying "rich Americans are therefore beginning to return to the city", the city shown is Canadian (Vancouver). The glass and metal structure in the lower left of the view is the Law Courts Building where my civil wedding took place under a waterfall.
Smarter Every Day - FEELING THE FORCES OF A FIGHTER JET
I saw a curved horizon. That base must be near the edge of the world.
The Horse Horseshoe Boots Viral Algebra Problem
Your logic is superior to that which is displayed in this video.
This is like, grade 1 math. Making things mean simple numbers is -truly- elementary.
If I have 6 apples,
and I give 2 to Susan,
why won't she show me her panties?
The Horse Horseshoe Boots Viral Algebra Problem
I would never down vote a video like this simply because it offends my knowledge of math and logic and irritates the hell out of me. These kind of problems have been coming my way on facebook repeatedly and they do get huge numbers of comments with wildly different solutions. Actually out of the 500,000 comments claimed for this one probably half of them give 42 as the answer. My problem comes from the assumption that an algebraic variable represented by a symbol (an image of a boot) bears some inherent relationship to a different symbol (two boots). Even if you make that leap that two boots is two separate variables, if there is no operand between them they should be multiplied, not added. In algebra a term such as 3AB equals 3 times A times B not 3+A+B. Unfortunately in this problem with two horseshoes equaling 4 it works either way but if two boots equals 2 then one should equal the square root of two and the correct solution would be 21.414.
The Horse Horseshoe Boots Viral Algebra Problem
I can't believe you posted this. This problem and all others like it are unsolvable unless you make at least one not very logical assumption about the use of graphical symbols as variables and this guys solution makes an even worse assumption that side by side variables with no operand between them should be added rather than multiplied.
How the World Map Looks Wildly Different Than You Think
Bad title. The world map looks exactly the way that I think.
Body transfer illusions and phantom limbs
I've woken up with my arm asleep and wondered who that was that was fapping me.
Primitive Technology: Forge Blower
What I like most about this guy is that he gives the lie to all those people who say "primitive people couldn't have done this ... therefore Aliens".
Building An Underground Oven
My guess is because rather than have an ongoing fire under or beside her oven she built it inside and then relied on the residual coals which necessitated keeping as much heat inside as possible.
What I was wondering was in a theoretical survival situation where did she get the store bought sausages and the perfectly flat stones that look like they came from Home Depot.
Why would you want an oven powered by fire to be air tight?