/sci/ - Science & Math

>giant robot with no free will attacks tokyo
>japs blow it up

Free will is not a prerequisite for punishment.

>>4301708

this is much better. Guy tries to drink his own piss.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1B2aFElfjE

>>4297957

>You are moving. You're accelerating at 9.81m/s/s, and general relativity cannot be applied to accelerating frames.

Only if you're in freefall dumbass. I'm not moving right now.

>No, ending up in the same place would violate conservation of energy.

How so? If I ended up in outer space, I just gained a shitload of gravitational potential energy from fucking nowhere.

>>4286523

"It doesn't have an entry fee to be part of this 'cosmic religion', there's no pyramid system or rank.
Completely free, because you can practice it anywhere, anytime, in any type of clothes, or no clothes at all.
It doesn't project hate or insecurities, doesn't judge, and embraces everything and everyone because we are all united in this infinite universe."

>I like this idea
>Therefore my batshit crazy ideas are right.

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