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Mar 16, 2020
5:21:11pm

Ubulus Walk-on

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Originally posted on Mar 16, 2020 at 5:21:11pm

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Ubulus

Bio page: Ubulus
Joined: Nov 7, 2013
Last login: Jan 30, 2023
Total posts: 20 (0 FO)

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There are things I know in life and things I don’t know

Mrs Featerbottom

3/16/20 3:41pm

Weird post of the day

Non-mo Coug

3/16/20 3:42pm

She was hot. She crashed. It doesn't exist. He didn't. It's cold up there.

boogers

3/16/20 3:42pm

Haha. You said bouncing balls.

Zaphod

3/16/20 3:43pm

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Abe Froman

3/16/20 3:57pm

The atmosphere scatters the blue light waves more.... or something like that

Cougar TD

3/16/20 3:45pm

That might explain Samson, but what about Amelia Earhart?

dilbert

3/16/20 3:47pm

I’ve always been a lover of the voluptuous ( metaphorically speaking ..mods )

gurt

3/16/20 3:48pm

#5 Rayleigh scattering. You're welcome.

3/16/20 3:53pm

People can mock the flatten the curve model

Ubulus

3/16/20 3:58pm

Yes, it would be nice if we could costlessly flatten the curve.

Mises

3/16/20 4:27pm

I think both sides aren't considering each other's points to a degree.

Resurgens

3/16/20 4:47pm

RE: I think both sides aren't considering each other's points to a degree.

Ubulus

3/16/20 5:28pm

I’m not mocking that

Mrs Featerbottom

3/16/20 4:40pm

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Ubulus

3/16/20 5:21pm

So if we flatten the curvature of the Earth, the Earth will be

Hinta

3/16/20 4:04pm

Likewise, people who totally dismiss curve flattening with no background in

Resurgens

3/16/20 4:09pm

I think it’s important to note the distinction

gurt

3/16/20 4:20pm

That makes more sense. Another important distinction, I think

Resurgens

3/16/20 4:24pm

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