[schabe]

dr.bang: what is this ? a fat pig ? dont know this kind of animal.
do they run around free ?
*shudder*

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[Count Zero]

Mathematics and chaos theory.
I'm not good at either, but they both fascinate me beyond belief. The Mandelbrot set for example. Very cool. Finding order in a seemingly unending swirl of chaos.
On this note, I suggest watching the movie "Pi".

[dr . bang]

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Originally posted by schabe:
dr.bang: what is this ? a fat pig ? dont know this kind of animal.
do they run around free ?
*shudder*

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It's a wombat, they look identicle to a baby bear but they dont grow up much. And wombat are in danger of extinction

I like fat and hairy animal

[schabe]

i see. so its a kind of a bear ? looks like a chinese panda bear. and they kill dogs ? do they live only in canada ? danger of extinction ? sad sick world.

what me fascinates:
-breathe air after rain (in summer)
-walk in forests with silver trees
-programming cool stuff (not gui-crap)
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[Ivey]

I hate to say it... btu that thing dr.bang posted is cute

[Count Zero]

I thought so too, actually.

[A.Buttle]

Mullets.

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[el tigre]

Glaswegians.

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[Starseed]

The question, "Why?"

It can't get any more fascinating than that, for me.

[A.Buttle]

Bah, Starseed. Mullets.

[edit]And where the fuck is Camulod?[/edit]

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[shahar2k]

analogis between physical laws and human behaviour....
I think about them every day


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[schabe]

do u see analogis between physical laws and human behavior ? and think about it eveyr day ?

i do not. human behavior is binary, driven by good vs. bad, right vs. wrong; humans polarize (as i do in this posting ). physics is not binary. e.g. you cant determine both impuls and position of an atom exactly.

btw: what me also fascinates: physics.

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[Ian]

What fascinates me?

The fact that my country is being run by a coke head.



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[schabe]

looks like a pinguin.

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[Budoka]

I guess I'm fascinated by evolution, the self importance of the human being, capabilities of people, psychology of religion (atheist), people again, language and the universe... thoughts from my average day.

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[Starseed]

shahar2k -

You're right. I think it's frightening how deep you can go and how close they can come. Some would argue that we ARE just as pedictable and comprehensible as physics. If you are an empiricist or determinist . . . this is easy to believe.

schabe -

The reason you don't like what sharar said is answered by your counterpoint. You believe there is good vs bad, there is right vs wrong . . . when that's all relative. Subjective. There is no science there. If you like physics, you should be playing on the other team - shahar's

I don't know a lot about quantum physics but I do know that our instruments can't and never will be able to detect what's happening at the infinitessimally small level. Hence, you can't prove that something isn't affecting exactly what that atom's position and velocity/accel/etc are.

Budoka:

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the self importance of the human being

Hehe, it's funny how arrogant we are . . . at least the West.

-mt

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[DirtyDigger]

Fascinated by how high heels make me look everytime I hear them.

How a perfume can make you think of a certain moment in time.

Women in general.



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[Bishop_Six]

How they get that filling into twinkies... it boggles the mind.

[Darklighter]

i was gonna say the universe and human behaviour, but after seeing those wombat pictures, i changed my mind....

wombats fascinate me

[schabe]

yes they are very cute. but someone posted, that they kill dogs. so whats the deal with this wombats ?

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[Darklighter]

well, dr . bang posted a pretty big wombat, so maybe that dog was pretty small and the wombat just slipped and crushed it.... heh.... i dunno, FaithInChaos is gonna have to tell us more on that subject

[dr . bang]

yea, that was a fat wombat. Here's a regular size one

[Giant Hamster]

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[FaithInChaos]

it was an australian or new zeland shepard? im not sure on the name...it was a small to mid-sized dog

the dog liked to herd things, children, birds, lizards, wombats, anything. it started nipping this fairly good sized wombat in the ass trying to herd it to some unknown destination. the wombat made a bunch of pissed of noises, but the dog wouldnt stop. the two got in a fight, we tried seperating them with nothing short of hitting the dog and wombat both with a shovel repeatedly. a couple minutes latter the fight broke up and the wombat ran away down some hole in the ground. we thought it had ended, but then the stupid dog went after the wombat. he went down the hole and never came back out ...alive anyways
my friend dug up his dog, and then went on a hunt for wombat fur. the only thing he managed to kill was one of those cicadda bugs.

that was the first time i had ever seen a wombat outside of a zoo.

[Darklighter]

good story, i might make that into a 3d animation =P

[schabe]

hmmm the link to the regular sized wombat is broken it was cute. i would say it was the fault of the dog. you cant blame the wombat for that massacre.

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[Unit]

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Originally posted by Affected:
sometimes when I watch TV, I suddenly get the sensation I can 'feel' shapes I see, mostly faces. It's really disturbing, because it's not a normal sensation of any kind. If the brain could sense touch directly, that would be it. Kind of.

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Wow man, I get that sometimes, it's not usually the shape that I see but it's like a cube or something like that, it's usually combined with losing my sense of scale and feeling extremely dis-orientated, yeah disturbing is a good way to describe it. Although the casual observer would think I was just watching tv with the same indifferent expression as always.
Yeah, fascinating.

[schabe]

what me fascinates: guinea pigs. almost as cute as wombats, they hardly kill dogs, but i red that they make rats go away.


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[Typo Dave]

You guys are pretty cool.

I'm impressed by what fascinates each of you.

Nic Cage made a crap movie called City of Angels. He played an angel. The dead had to say what they found best about life.

Sunsets, stormy skies, dogs, e-culture, wombats, turds, hands, eyes etc. all seem like pretty aware responses to me.

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