what would happen if.......PLEASE READ

Do you you know the exspression, "you could dig a hole strait to china"?
Well if the earth is flat then if you dug a hole strait through the earth then where would you come out???

The bottom.

Do you you know the exspression, "you could dig a hole strait to china"?
Well if the earth is flat then if you dug a hole strait through the earth then where would you come out?

Nobody knows.  All we can do know is speculate.

I'm surprised no one is saying Hell or turtles or something. This site is more scientific and logic based (or at least attemps to be in some cases) that I thought it would be.

--Ticky

The snapping turtle bites your head off for being so nosey.

and also cause he is part of the conspiracy.

I'm surprised no one is saying Hell or turtles or something. This site is more scientific and logic based (or at least attemps to be in some cases) that I thought it would be.

--Ticky

You'd be surprised how logical it is.

I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

I would venture a guess that you'd be incenerated by the molton core before you made it to the other side, no matter if it's flat of round.

I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

Logic knows not social bounds/personal beliefs.  Logic can be a part of one's personal beliefs, but personal beliefs cannot be a part of logic.  Let go of your inhibitions (your belief that society is always right no matter what), the same way people have let go of Classical (Newtonian) Mechanics as being the way to do things.  Ideas come and go, and you cannot be afraid of change; one must rather embrace it, minus one's emotions.  Only logic will guide oneself to the truth.

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I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

Logic knows not social bounds/personal beliefs.  Logic can be a part of one's personal beliefs, but personal beliefs cannot be a part of logic.  Let go of your inhibitions (your belief that society is always right no matter what), the same way people have let go of Classical (Newtonian) Mechanics as being the way to do things.  Ideas come and go, and you cannot be afraid of change; one must rather embrace it, minus one's emotions.  Only logic will guide oneself to the truth.

FYI, people did not let go Classical Mechanics. Please stop this nonsense right there. People have GENERALIZED mechanics to the point that classical mechanics has been proved to be a special case of RELATIVISTIC mechanics.

And for all practical purposes, people still learn and employ classical mechanics. What did they teach you in school ? Newtonian mechanics or Relativity ?

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I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

Logic knows not social bounds/personal beliefs.  Logic can be a part of one's personal beliefs, but personal beliefs cannot be a part of logic.  Let go of your inhibitions (your belief that society is always right no matter what), the same way people have let go of Classical (Newtonian) Mechanics as being the way to do things.  Ideas come and go, and you cannot be afraid of change; one must rather embrace it, minus one's emotions.  Only logic will guide oneself to the truth.

FYI, people did not let go Classical Mechanics. Please stop this nonsense right there. People have GENERALIZED mechanics to the point that classical mechanics has been proved to be a special case of RELATIVISTIC mechanics.

And for all practical purposes, people still learn and employ classical mechanics. What did they teach you in school ? Newtonian mechanics or Relativity ?

Physicists don't generally use Newtonian Mechanics for sub-atomic particles.  This is what I meant, but you must think of me as unintelligent and not knowing of what I speak.

Well, we don't know what's on the bottom-side of the Earth, but I'm sure that I could thank you on the behalf of the entire flat Earth society if you went to go check for us.

~D-Draw

I would venture a guess that you'd be incenerated by the molton core before you made it to the other side, no matter if it's flat of round.

Seems likely.

Well, we don't know what's on the bottom-side of the Earth, but I'm sure that I could thank you on the behalf of the entire flat Earth society if you went to go check for us.

~D-Draw

It's your duty to tell us that. We don't believe in your nonsense. Make us believe.

It's your duty to tell us that. We don't believe in your nonsense. Make us believe.

I'm not going to sacrifice my life (probably) to try to find out what's on the underside of the Earth if it is you who actually cares to know.

~D-Draw

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I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

Logic knows not social bounds/personal beliefs.  Logic can be a part of one's personal beliefs, but personal beliefs cannot be a part of logic.  Let go of your inhibitions (your belief that society is always right no matter what), the same way people have let go of Classical (Newtonian) Mechanics as being the way to do things.  Ideas come and go, and you cannot be afraid of change; one must rather embrace it, minus one's emotions.  Only logic will guide oneself to the truth.

That's very nice to know...I think. You don't exactly have a point, do you? I feel like you're trying to incite me by being irrelevant. Oh, and i'm glad you know what my beliefs are since apparently I don't. And I'm not sure, you would probably know better than I would, but I don't think I'm surprised.

Is it logical yet?

--Ticky

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I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

Logic knows not social bounds/personal beliefs.  Logic can be a part of one's personal beliefs, but personal beliefs cannot be a part of logic.  Let go of your inhibitions (your belief that society is always right no matter what), the same way people have let go of Classical (Newtonian) Mechanics as being the way to do things.  Ideas come and go, and you cannot be afraid of change; one must rather embrace it, minus one's emotions.  Only logic will guide oneself to the truth.

That's very nice to know...I think. You don't exactly have a point, do you? I feel like you're trying to incite me by being irrelevant. Oh, and i'm glad you know what my beliefs are since apparently I don't. And I'm not sure, you would probably know better than I would, but I don't think I'm surprised.

Is it logical yet?

--Ticky

No, for you misinterpreted what I was saying.  My point is very valid to these Forums.

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I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

Logic knows not social bounds/personal beliefs.  Logic can be a part of one's personal beliefs, but personal beliefs cannot be a part of logic.  Let go of your inhibitions (your belief that society is always right no matter what), the same way people have let go of Classical (Newtonian) Mechanics as being the way to do things.  Ideas come and go, and you cannot be afraid of change; one must rather embrace it, minus one's emotions.  Only logic will guide oneself to the truth.

That's very nice to know...I think. You don't exactly have a point, do you? I feel like you're trying to incite me by being irrelevant. Oh, and i'm glad you know what my beliefs are since apparently I don't. And I'm not sure, you would probably know better than I would, but I don't think I'm surprised.

Is it logical yet?

--Ticky

No, for you misinterpreted what I was saying.  My point is very valid to these Forums.

That still didn't explain the logic of this topic though. You said that after I wondered why no one said turtles, I assumed you meant the turtles as being more logical than I thought. Then you started talking about the concept of logic and made the statement that I believe what society says no matter what (where that came from, I don't know). You also used Classical physics as an example for why I should be prepared for change. That's all nice and all and may be relevant to this forum as a whole, but I don't see how it was relevant to this topic or what I said. Unless you were trying to tell how surprised I would be at how logical logic would be...which is just weird.

--Ticky

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I probably would be if someone could explain it to me.

--Ticky

Logic knows not social bounds/personal beliefs.  Logic can be a part of one's personal beliefs, but personal beliefs cannot be a part of logic.  Let go of your inhibitions (your belief that society is always right no matter what), the same way people have let go of Classical (Newtonian) Mechanics as being the way to do things.  Ideas come and go, and you cannot be afraid of change; one must rather embrace it, minus one's emotions.  Only logic will guide oneself to the truth.

That's very nice to know...I think. You don't exactly have a point, do you? I feel like you're trying to incite me by being irrelevant. Oh, and i'm glad you know what my beliefs are since apparently I don't. And I'm not sure, you would probably know better than I would, but I don't think I'm surprised.

Is it logical yet?

--Ticky

No, for you misinterpreted what I was saying.  My point is very valid to these Forums.

That still didn't explain the logic of this topic though. You said that after I wondered why no one said turtles, I assumed you meant the turtles as being more logical than I thought.

You specifically said:

I'm surprised no one is saying Hell or turtles or something. This site is more scientific and logic based (or at least attemps to be in some cases) that I thought it would be.

--Ticky

And then I said:

You'd be surprised how logical it is.

In which I meant that you'd be surprised what you can do with logic.

Then you started talking about the concept of logic and made the statement that I believe what society says no matter what (where that came from, I don't know).

That came from you misinterpretting what I said.

You also used Classical physics as an example for why I should be prepared for change.

That was just me going on a philosophical trip; WARNING: I tend to do that.

That's all nice and all and may be relevant to this forum as a whole, but I don't see how it was relevant to this topic or what I said.

I'm trying to tell you that your inhibitions are allowing you to believe that the FE members of the forum are a bunch of illogical ignorant beings; we're not.

BOGWarrior89
actually, i find a lot of people on this site quite logical, FE'ers and supposed FE'ers included. I had always felt that way, which is why I find this forum fun.  But anyways, you spelled out what you're saying, I'm satisfied with that.

--Ticky

BOGWarrior89
actually, i find a lot of people on this site quite logical, FE'ers and supposed FE'ers included. I had always felt that way, which is why I find this forum fun.  But anyways, you spelled out what you're saying, I'm satisfied with that.

--Ticky

I underestimated you, and I apologize; it's good to see that you figured that out, though.