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|    BruceS to All    |
|    Re: Does anybody remember "debunkers?" -    |
|    08 Jan 13 14:08:38    |
      XPost: alt.alien.visitors, alt.alien.research, sci.skeptic       From: bruces42@hotmail.com              On 01/08/2013 12:17 PM, george152 wrote:       > On 09/01/13 07:39, BruceS wrote:       >       >> LOL. Artie pretends he's requested 10^57 (that's a 1 with 57 zeros       >> after it) imaginary bombs from his imaginary kook squad. But, even       >> though the whole thing is in his own imagination, it rejected his       >> request. Still, just to keep the numbers making sense, with about 7 x       >> 10^9 people on the planet, he's suggesting the use of 10^57 / (7 x 10^9)       >> bombs per person. That's about 1.4 x 10^47, or (if my typing is up to       >> the challenge)       >> 140,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000       >>       >> Yep. That's how many of his bombs he wants to use per human on Earth.       >> If these bombs of his were made of anything heavier than deranged       >> imaginatons, the mere shadow of his arsenal would be enough to implode       >> the entire solar system.       >>       >> Sane people are welcome to correct my math.       >       > Your math is okay. The poster who nutted out those figures isn't and       > should be removed from society until some form of treatment be       > discovered that can cure the terminally stupid              But if we remove Artie, what will we do here when Graham is in one of       his quiet phases?              To take the math a little further (thanks for the confirmation), the       Earth's mass is about 6x10^24 kilos, or 6x10^30 milligrams. If each of       Artie's bombs had a mass of 1mg, together they would have the mass of       over 2x10^22 (20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) Earths for each person on       Earth. A proton has a mass of about 1.7x10-27 kilos, so Earth has a       mass of about 3.5x10^51. Even if each of his bombs is the mass of a       single proton, the whole set would still be over a quarter billion times       the mass of the planet.              I have to wonder if Artie is even allowed access to dull scissors, much       less bombs.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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