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[[MPGH]arunforce]

And therefore, you can not buy them.

No, you can buy them. Anything can be bought, you just have to have enough brain power focused on it. All of humanities achievements were built on exploitation. Any sort of technology doesn't work DIRECTLY, it work's through exploiting the laws of physics.

[Sharpe]

But you can not beat physics. If something violates the laws of physics, it can not be done.

If you think this is not true, tell me one invention that violates the laws of physics.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

But you can not beat physics. If something violates the laws of physics, it can not be done.

If you think this is not true, tell me one invention that violates the laws of physics.

The telescope. It rewrote the laws of physics as we knew them (Geocentric Theory).

Like I said, it's all about exploitation, Physics is not a closed loop. I can think of at least 5 different possible ways of exploitation.

[Dead Bones Brook]

You can pay one to some fucktard that comes from future you just have to find one.

MATTHIJS

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[Micheltjuh]

The 'laws' of physics were made up by human therefore they can be wrong, and they can be broken.

[Sharpe]

The telescope. It rewrote the laws of physics as we knew them (Geocentric Theory).

Like I said, it's all about exploitation, Physics is not a closed loop. I can think of at least 5 different possible ways of exploitation.

How does the telescope violate physics?

[[MPGH]arunforce]

How does the telescope violate physics?

It violated the laws of physics in a sense that before it existed people said the laws was the Earth-Sun model, the Telescope proved that it wasn't Earth-Sun, but Sun-Earth. There are plenty of things that "violated" the laws of physics so it had to be rewritten, because as you can see, the laws of physics aren't perfect.

[c4vendetta]

I know what you cant buy.
You cant buy my thinking

[Sharpe]

It violated the laws of physics in a sense that before it existed people said the laws was the Earth-Sun model, the Telescope proved that it wasn't Earth-Sun, but Sun-Earth. There are plenty of things that "violated" the laws of physics so it had to be rewritten, because as you can see, the laws of physics aren't perfect.

I guess we can say that the laws of physics change. Though, the true laws of physics that always stay the same can never be broken.

And just because the telescope helps prove a law wrong does not mean that the invention itself violates the laws of physics.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

I know what you cant buy.
You cant buy my thinking

Nope, can buy that.

I guess we can say that the laws of physics change. Though, the true laws of physics that always stay the same can never be broken.

And just because the telescope helps prove a law wrong does not mean that the invention itself violates the laws of physics.

No, violating the laws of physics must mean the Earth exploded.

[HeXel]

The 'laws' of physics were made up by human therefore they can be wrong, and they can be broken.

I already said this.

[Sharpe]

No, violating the laws of physics must mean the Earth exploded.

I meant violating what we thought were the laws of physics

[c4vendetta]

Nope, can buy that.



No, violating the laws of physics must mean the Earth exploded.

and how you think youre gonna buy it ?

P.s. You cant buy yourself in heaven
And you cant buy heaven.
And you cant buy live.
And you cant buy the unknown.

[Micheltjuh]

I already said this.

I didn't read any of the posts but those of the last page...
Sowwie

[[MPGH]arunforce]

I meant violating what we thought were the laws of physics

Everything about Quantum Mechanics violated the laws of physics, anything from Quantum Communication to Instant Teleportation. Physicists had to redefine Physics in two groups, Quantum Mechanics and Physics because everything on the macroscopic scale isn't universal.