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This is the thread for questions that have no answers.
And just so you know, questions like, "why is the sky blue," do in fact have answers.
No it doesn't.
yeah huh
No. Sure, you can say because the water is reflected off or whatever (I don't know the actual reason because I'm stupid), but that doesn't answer anything. It just gives a reason. It doesn't answer the "why."
This is the thread for questions that have no answers.
And just so you know, questions like, "why is the sky blue," do in fact have answers.
No it doesn't.
yeah huh
No. Sure, you can say because the water is reflected off or whatever (I don't know the actual reason because I'm stupid), but that doesn't answer anything. It just gives a reason. It doesn't answer the "why."
because the only colour in the spectrum that doesnt pass through the atmosphere is blue. thats "why"
I imagine his existence to be a sort of indictment of humanity in general, and thereby a question in and of itself.
"Why? Why Vanilla Ice?"
On the other hand, vanilla is my favorite flavor of ice cream.
...I'm glad we had this little chat.
DrHookenstein on
"He piled upon the whale's white hump the sum of all the general rage and hate felt by his whole race from Adam down; and then, as if his chest had been a mortar, he burst his hot heart's shell upon it." -Moby Dick
This is the thread for questions that have no answers.
And just so you know, questions like, "why is the sky blue," do in fact have answers.
No it doesn't.
yeah huh
No. Sure, you can say because the water is reflected off or whatever (I don't know the actual reason because I'm stupid), but that doesn't answer anything. It just gives a reason. It doesn't answer the "why."
This is the thread for questions that have no answers.
And just so you know, questions like, "why is the sky blue," do in fact have answers.
No it doesn't.
yeah huh
No. Sure, you can say because the water is reflected off or whatever (I don't know the actual reason because I'm stupid), but that doesn't answer anything. It just gives a reason. It doesn't answer the "why."
because the only colour in the spectrum that doesnt pass through the atmosphere is blue. thats "why"
This is the thread for questions that have no answers.
And just so you know, questions like, "why is the sky blue," do in fact have answers.
No it doesn't.
yeah huh
No. Sure, you can say because the water is reflected off or whatever (I don't know the actual reason because I'm stupid), but that doesn't answer anything. It just gives a reason. It doesn't answer the "why."
because the only colour in the spectrum that doesnt pass through the atmosphere is blue. thats "why"
No. No one knows why and never will. There's a lot of scientific reasons for things like that, but they don't get to the actual core of it.
Borfase on
duhhhh i like spaghetti-o's lolz
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This is the thread for questions that have no answers.
And just so you know, questions like, "why is the sky blue," do in fact have answers.
No it doesn't.
yeah huh
No. Sure, you can say because the water is reflected off or whatever (I don't know the actual reason because I'm stupid), but that doesn't answer anything. It just gives a reason. It doesn't answer the "why."
because the only colour in the spectrum that doesnt pass through the atmosphere is blue. thats "why"
i think he means "for what purpose"
you're answering "how"
I mean, why are the rules in such a way that blue is the only color that doesn't pass through the atmosphere?
That is what I start thinking about when I hear "why."
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No it doesn't.
yeah huh
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Infinite.
No. Sure, you can say because the water is reflected off or whatever (I don't know the actual reason because I'm stupid), but that doesn't answer anything. It just gives a reason. It doesn't answer the "why."
because the only colour in the spectrum that doesnt pass through the atmosphere is blue. thats "why"
I imagine his existence to be a sort of indictment of humanity in general, and thereby a question in and of itself.
"Why? Why Vanilla Ice?"
On the other hand, vanilla is my favorite flavor of ice cream.
...I'm glad we had this little chat.
check under the flaps
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/General/BlueSky/blue_sky.html
you're answering "how"
Depends on the microwave.
between my fingers hurf durf
No. No one knows why and never will. There's a lot of scientific reasons for things like that, but they don't get to the actual core of it.
Hamlet will be Hamlet
An ineffable tragedy of the human spirit that still resonates, even today.
trick question
You better hope so or you won't be getting into heaven
Secret Satan
Because questions end in question marks.
Hamlet will be Hamlet
An ineffable tragedy of the human spirit that still resonates, even today.
i know man it sucks
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'n Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
No, you do, and that's the problem.
I mean, why are the rules in such a way that blue is the only color that doesn't pass through the atmosphere?
That is what I start thinking about when I hear "why."
Hamlet will be Hamlet
An ineffable tragedy of the human spirit that still resonates, even today.
I just love that warm feeling in my mouth, y'know?
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Existentintial questions only.
Was putting Borfase on ignore a great idea?
Hamlet will be Hamlet
An ineffable tragedy of the human spirit that still resonates, even today.