There are many examples in pop culture where someone can teleport (a mutant in X-Men or teleportation as in Star Trek). There are a lot of scenarios where a character is falling from a great height and someone catches them mid-air and teleports them to the ground, saving them.
My question is, wh...
I love that the Internet and sites like this can bring two people like you and I separated by thousands of $\mathrm{km}$ and many hours of timezones together in one place to discuss physics.
We're truly lucky compared to the world Einstein and others lived in.
David Zaslavsky asked Crazy Buddy: If I remember correctly, you've said that you are not (yet!) a fluent English speaker. Do you think there is a chance of you misunderstanding people's comments while moderating, and if so, how would you prevent this from causing problems?
Crazy Buddy answer...
When you get sometime, read the whole story... In fact, Ron Maimon also participated in it ;-)
Town hall chat happens during the final phase of election...
In terms of English, your fully qualified. I think you understand it enough to make good moderation decisions.
I think you lack maturity. That's not something you can "work harder at". You're 17 or 18 now, right? I think you probably won't be qualified until at least 25.
You need more experience dealing with conflict and "exotic" personalities.
I have no doubt that you work hard and try hard to do your best. To be completely frank though, I would not vote for you in a moderator election because I feel you lack the necessary maturity to resolve disputes and difficult conflicts.
@ϚѓăʑɏβµԂԃϔ No I'm just very introspective. I look back at myself at that age and try to guage where you are. My view is inherently biased and distorted by my own perspectives.
@ϚѓăʑɏβµԂԃϔ In my opinion we shouldn't use this chat to discuss the shortcomings of other users. Unfortunately I participated in the chat about Nonagon as much an anyone else.
I hate to sound negative but non-mods can't tell if a user has other accounts. I'm not trying to imply that's the case here, but I'm just suggesting another possibility. — Mysticial10 hours ago
This is the interesting case ever..! (in my SE activity) ;-)
Now, I can understand why dmckee said that. Our mods have watched those voting patterns :D
My first year of college my roomate was from cambodia and his English was terrible. Much worse than yours. He worked really hard and 4 years later when he graduated his English was great. There was no way to compare the 4-year difference .
Well I had but I forgot to turn the sound off and I have the bad habit of jumping out of bed when I hear a sound that means I have a message waiting :-p
Anyways my machine is on mute now. G'night and have a good day!
Some good information with regard to Venus climate and the recent "Venus Express" mission, can be found at:
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2008/03/venus-unveiled/
Some of the comments also contain good info, but there are,a lot of them. >200.
If looking for more, or different inf...
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and I'm wondering if people think it counts as spam
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i mean its only purpose is to link to a global warming site, which has really nothing to do with the rotation rate of Venus
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@ϚѓăʑɏβµԂԃϔ actually, I'm in a different time zone right now
I observed math SE is more active than physics SE. They don't close problems. I think Physics SE should encourage problem solving. Moderator should not close homework problem. This will help community to think about harder one.
I'm trying to figure out if an accelerometer can detect the change in air resistance as a small ball (0.1kg, 4cm radius) is thrown up (2m) and falls down again.
This works out to a velocity range of 1.4 m/s to -1.4m/s. How can I estimate the acceleration due to air resistance at these speeds?
Precisely, they've stopped closing homeworks and our HWs are quite less compared to Math.SE and we've got enough active users (especially me) and actively rushing mods to close those things...
Over there in Math.SE...
I observed math SE is more active than physics SE. They don't close proble...
I think I had screwed up something in the middle...
@ϚѓăʑɏβµԂԃϔ Also you see how upvotes are gone in nonagon's account??User removed:-261. That means he had been using other account prevously as well and the other bounty was also from fake rep.
Precisely, they've stopped closing homeworks and our HWs are quite less compared to Math.SE and we've got enough active users (especially me) and actively rushing mods to close those things...
Over there in Math.SE...
I observed math SE is more active than physics SE. They don't close proble...
Darn, I guess I should give some answers in the near future, my question/answer ration starts to detoriate and it is in danger to even get divergent ... That makes me somehow feel like a nogoodnik :-/ (?).
@kvasirr what's the basic gist of your question? It have have already been asked here or there may be a good place in the stack exchange network to ask it
David Zaslavsky asked Crazy Buddy: If I remember correctly, you've said that you are not (yet!) a fluent English speaker. Do you think there is a chance of you misunderstanding people's comments while moderating, and if so, how would you prevent this from causing problems?
Crazy Buddy answer...
Some good information with regard to Venus climate and the recent "Venus Express" mission, can be found at:
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2008/03/venus-unveiled/
Some of the comments also contain good info, but there are,a lot of them. >200.
If looking for more, or different inf...
I observed math SE is more active than physics SE. They don't close problems. I think Physics SE should encourage problem solving. Moderator should not close homework problem. This will help community to think about harder one.
I'm trying to figure out if an accelerometer can detect the change in air resistance as a small ball (0.1kg, 4cm radius) is thrown up (2m) and falls down again.
This works out to a velocity range of 1.4 m/s to -1.4m/s. How can I estimate the acceleration due to air resistance at these speeds?
Precisely, they've stopped closing homeworks and our HWs are quite less compared to Math.SE and we've got enough active users (especially me) and actively rushing mods to close those things...
Over there in Math.SE...
I observed math SE is more active than physics SE. They don't close proble...
