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Seahawks Vs Packers Discussion Thread

Discussion in 'General NFL Talk' started by TerribleTowelFlying, Sep 4, 2014.

  1. Ray D

    Ray D Staff Member Mod Team

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    You obviously don't speak geek. ;)
     
  2. blountforcetrauma

    blountforcetrauma Well-Known Member

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    Yeah I am literally the least geeky person in the WHOLE WORLD! LOL!
     
  3. Ray D

    Ray D Staff Member Mod Team

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    Hey now!

    No one said anything about geek in the pejorative. :) It's modern slang (nowadays at least) for people with a particular enthusiasm for certain genres, tech, or sciences.

    Yeah, I know. "So how's that different from the nerds back in the 80s?" Because they're not nerds anymore. Well, not ALL of them. ;)

    A very simplified, Reader's Digest version of the Schrodinger's Cat Paradox is this:

    (I am not a physicist. I have at best a rudimentary understanding of more basic principles. If I make an error, don't sue me)

    Inside a box that cannot be looked into, you have a cat with a trip mechanism that can kill the cat. Said mechanism can go off immediately, or not in many centuries or anywhere in between. There's no way of knowing if or when it will trigger. So while the box is closed, you may consider the cat both dead and alive simultaneously. It's not until you open the box and verify one or the other that the cat is considered only one of the options. It's now either alive or dead.

    It's a tad more complex than that, and is useful for explaining certain things in quantum theory.

    My initial joke was because I didn't see the 1st half. Therefore said cushions could exist or not (from my perspective). It wasn't until I looked (watched the second half) that I saw there were no cushions. ;)
     
  4. Steel Acorn

    Steel Acorn Well-Known Member

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    Until the game starts, the team has neither won or lost; only after looking at the score at the end can you be sure. Same principle as recording the game and watching it later - until the video has been played, hopefully the outcome is not determined. .
     
  5. Ray D

    Ray D Staff Member Mod Team

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    I wish it worked that way for me. I could come home from work blissfully unaware and enjoy the game as if it was live.

    Sadly, there's no way for me to go unspoiled. The cat keeps calling me from the damned box! :lolol:
     
  6. blountforcetrauma

    blountforcetrauma Well-Known Member

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    Dang that theory is WEIRD! LOL! I was actually joking about being a geek because literally I probably AM the biggest geek around here. I collect comics, action figures, watch Ninja Turtles religiously, go to Disneyworld multiple times per year, obsess over video games, 99.9% of the time wear clothes with my favorite cartoon characters on them, carry a TMNT wallet, wear Jack Lambert jerseys to "nice" restaurants, and drive a MINI Cooper because it makes me feel like I'm playing Mario Kart in real life. LOL. However, my wife HATES for me to call myself a dork and she says "STOP SAYING THAT! I CAN'T STAND THINKING I'M MARRIED TO A NERD!" HA!!! I'm like you and don't think of being a geek as a negative either. I just think of geeks as really passionate people. Honestly this board is basically "Steelers Geeks" when you get down to it ya know? I saw this shirt online last night that I HAVE to get. It has a design that looks like that TMNT logo from the 87 series and says "I'm actually in my thirties". Dude I almost laughed until I cried when I saw that!
     

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