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I vote that these kast lot of posts should be removed fom this thread n put............

Julian Mayo wrote:

jacfan wrote:Yes you said it. Just remember she was also once someone's 16 yo daughter.

Should my 16 yo choose a profession which puts her body in the limelight( and I have had the pride n pleasure of seeing her on the catwalk.......I turned the master power switch off and flicked a torch on........there are bloody devos everywhere) .......then she n I will adjust our perceptions

Is your daughter hoping to be a model?

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:

jacfan wrote:Yes you said it. Just remember she was also once someone's 16 yo daughter.

Should my 16 yo choose a profession which puts her body in the limelight( and I have had the pride n pleasure of seeing her on the catwalk.......I turned the master power switch off and flicked a torch on........there are bloody devos everywhere) .......then she n I will adjust our perceptions

Is your daughter hoping to be a model?

She was a model.

Wow she must be gorgeous. Obviously a very very proud and protective Dad. Does she get her looks from you or the ex?

jacfan wrote:Wow she must be gorgeous. Obviously a very very proud and protective Dad. Does she get her looks from you or the ex?

My Mother .

jacfan wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:

"I move at the speed dark"

Tom Mcurdy wrote: Darkness is the abscence of light, therefore the speed of darkness is the speed it arrives, therefore the same as the speed of the departure of light. The speed of darkness = the speed of light

or you could say that darkness is instantious and that light is just in the way of it but it is there its just that photons are blocking it and that when they are gone it is instnatly there.

da-willem wrote: c, the speed of light in vacuum, is a fundamental constant of nature, to wit 299.792.458 m/s precisely (because it defines the meter). So it cannot change. The speed of light can change though depending on the medium.

GOD_AM wrote: Darkness is a well defined physical concept it is the absense of light, duh! However, the vacuum flux guarantees their will always be some small amount of light as long as there is spacetime. Hence, what we call darkness is relative and obeys the Uncertainty Principle. This means, of course, that it's speed can be greater than that of light, especially since it carries no energy or information.

Julian Mayo wrote:

"I move at the speed dark"

Tom Mcurdy wrote: What is the speed of dark?

Darkness is the abscence of light, therefore the speed of darkness is the speed it arrives, therefore the same as the speed of the departure of light. The speed of darkness = the speed of light

or you could say that darkness is instantious and that light is just in the way of it but it is there its just that photons are blocking it and that when they are gone it is instnatly there.

da-willem wrote: c, the speed of light in vacuum, is a fundamental constant of nature, to wit 299.792.458 m/s precisely (because it defines the meter). So it cannot change. The speed of light can change though depending on the medium.

GOD_AM wrote: Darkness is a well defined physical concept it is the absense of light, duh! However, the vacuum flux guarantees their will always be some small amount of light as long as there is spacetime. Hence, what we call darkness is relative and obeys the Uncertainty Principle. This means, of course, that it's speed can be greater than that of light, especially since it carries no energy or information.

A very interesting little signature you have there Julian...What of Black holes, Dark Matter and Dark Energy? These quotes were on a physics forum but strangely the administrator moved the original post to a philosophical thread. Scientists are incapable of dealing with anything remotely abstract or challenging, prefering to accept that the reality that we are currently capable of measuring is actually reality itself and everything outside it doesn't affect it or exist in reality. The fact that they can't account for 99% of the universe doesn't seem to trouble them one jot Ho hum...The speed of dark...I like that a lot...is that attributable to anyone?

Just me, as far as I know, Snowy.. .......watch a sunrise, and it is an elongated, extended retreat of dark. Whereas night falls....CLUNK.......and tis dark

Snowy wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:

"I move at the speed dark"

Tom Mcurdy wrote: What is the speed of dark?

Darkness is the abscence of light, therefore the speed of darkness is the speed it arrives, therefore the same as the speed of the departure of light. The speed of darkness = the speed of light

or you could say that darkness is instantious and that light is just in the way of it but it is there its just that photons are blocking it and that when they are gone it is instnatly there.

da-willem wrote: c, the speed of light in vacuum, is a fundamental constant of nature, to wit 299.792.458 m/s precisely (because it defines the meter). So it cannot change. The speed of light can change though depending on the medium.

GOD_AM wrote: Darkness is a well defined physical concept it is the absense of light, duh! However, the vacuum flux guarantees their will always be some small amount of light as long as there is spacetime. Hence, what we call darkness is relative and obeys the Uncertainty Principle. This means, of course, that it's speed can be greater than that of light, especially since it carries no energy or information.

A very interesting little signature you have there Julian...What of Black holes, Dark Matter and Dark Energy? These quotes were on a physics forum but strangely the administrator moved the original post to a philosophical thread. Scientists are incapable of dealing with anything remotely abstract or challenging, prefering to accept that the reality that we are currently capable of measuring is actually reality itself and everything outside it doesn't affect it or exist in reality. The fact that they can't account for 99% of the universe doesn't seem to trouble them one jot Ho hum...The speed of dark...I like that a lot...is that attributable to anyone?

Black hole is the place I used to live in with my ex.
Dark Matter is my ex
Dark Energy is her mood,
combined they are a constant in the universe, which Astronomers refer to
as a shifting point of perpetual reference. Definitely not sourced as a reference point by philosophers

Julian Mayo wrote:

Black hole is the place I used to live in with my ex.
Dark Matter is my ex
Dark Energy is her mood,
combined they are a constant in the universe, which Astronomers refer to
as a shifting point of perpetual reference. Definitely not sourced as a reference point by philosophers Cool

Darkness is my mood when I am with her.

cmlean wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:

Black hole is the place I used to live in with my ex.
Dark Matter is my ex
Dark Energy is her mood,
combined they are a constant in the universe, which Astronomers refer to
as a shifting point of perpetual reference. Definitely not sourced as a reference point by philosophers Cool

Darkness is my mood when I am with her.

My Ex

I'm not going near her Julian.
From what you say, she is the devil re-incarnated.

cmlean wrote:I'm not going near her Julian.
From what you say, she is the devil re-incarnated.

The Devil is an amateur