/sci/ - Science & Math

>Garden of Eden theorem
wtf this is literal pottery

>fully touchscreen controls
isn't this dangerous? aren't there additional failure modes with a touchscreen interface?

>>10814152
I wish I had never read this, you absolute monster. This is gonna keep me up for weeks.

>>10768887
Perhaps you were abused. Perhaps you DID have a traumatic experience anon. For some, it happens as you described. A shock and awe experience that makes ones world seem bitter gray even in the brightest of days. For others, it could simply be a collapse from carrying the weight of the world and their knowledge.
C'est la vie.
All I know is that people are looking at you, likely because they too are trying to understand the moves.

>>10413340
some help me if i got this right

if there were no friction the airplane would always take off
but in the real world you could actually make the threadmill always spin excatly fast enough that the airplane would never move relative to the ground, so it would not take off
i would guess that the threadmill would need to spin pretty fast if the airplane was going full power

because if a push against a car i can make it move. but if that car is standing on a moving threadmill, my pushing attempt may only make the car stand in place. because i now need to work against the threadmill, because of the friction between the car and the threadmill

>>10283887