What is the speed of light furlongs per fortnight? And put it in scientific notation for example: 5 X 10^2
After some research I've come to a conclusion that the speed of light in furlongs per fortnight is 1.80 X 10^12.
(Thanks Krod lol)
The reason I related physics is because this is one of those situations where physics is almost most definitely involved. And since I haven't used any of these units before, I assumed it was part of a Physics with Calculus 2 course.
Who did you steal those shoes from?
I stole them from
Thykon.
How much wood could a wood chuck chuck, if a wood chuck could chuck wood?
This is simple, 42.
I have a few!
- How does a Real Estate company sell its office without causing confusion?
- If pro and con are opposites, wouldn't the opposite of progress be congress?
- Why is the Lone Ranger called 'Lone' if he always has his Indian friend Tonto with him?
- Why does a round pizza come in a square box?
- Why do they put holes in crackers?
I think this simple video will answer all of those questions.
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"Fair is foul, and foul is fair." - Macbeth (Act 1, Scene 1)
Explain what is meant by this quote?
A very good play indeed. I had to watch it for my comp one class and I enjoyed it more than I thought. Anywho back to your question. If I remember correctly they essentially foreshadow the events to take place later on in the play. It means exactly what it says. Fair is foul and vice versa. People don't play by the rules in this play. When the ship sinks and everyone ends up on the island, people split up into groups and even though they are in 3 different groups, they still turn on each other. And since they are on a deserted island there really is no rules to govern them so they play by their own rules. Hence fair is foul, and foul is fair.
Very good, except that the question specified 1.5 eggs by 1.5 chickens in 1.5 days, not 1. Herp derp.
Now for my question:
How would you respond to the relativist argument that there are multiple conceptions of the good that are equally true, that there is no one true conception of the good that is better than all the others, regardless of situation?
Yet a simple algebra mistake, clumsy me.
I would respond with a simple, 'Its an opinion, we all have one so everyone's will be different.' People, even within 1 culture, are entirely different. What one person might think is good, someone else might think is awful. As I learned from my sociology course in my first semester in college, EVERYTHING we know is learned from others. When I say everything I mean it. From morals, all the way to what we believe looks good, to habits, and hobbies. Everything we know of is learned from each other in our own separate culture. So finally to answer your question, I say it is because of our opinions, and what our culture has taught us as we've grown up and learned from our surroundings.
What came first the chicken or the egg.
What might seem like a simple question is actually one of those most complicated of all. See what happens here is that they both rely on each other to grow and reproduce. The chicken must lay the egg, and incubate it in order for it to properly mature. Yet without the egg, the chicken would have never been there to start off with to incubate the next egg. So in all reality this is almost a never ending loop for which came first. But I've come up with a theory. As crazy as it sounds it is viable. I mean, its how the Great Pyramids of the Nile River got there in the first place.
Aliens brought them over. They knew we would be hungry for something new after a while and while we were still in our prime evil stages of becoming humans, so they genetically engineered the chicken. Made it so perfect that it would taste amazing in any way. Only problem they made was that raw chicken could be lethal. Maybe it was a secret weapon that they wanted to use to eradicate all of the human race before it was even a race. Too bad we out witted them and learned how to cook. Anywho, to answer your question, the chicken came first because aliens engineered the first chicken to lay eggs and from then on, it was a never ending cycle of reproduction.
A electric train is going north at 80 mph, and the wind is blowing south at 40 mph. Which way would the steam blow?
There is no steam due to the fact that it is an electric train.
