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Only if you dip it in urine first

 

If you could yes, would you, maybe?

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Q: Will praying to the dirt overlord help manage our seas to become yoghurt and milk?

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Because he/she likes to shop swimming people online.

 

Q: Take a book and place it beside a notebook. What did you learn?

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Several things. I'll list them.

1: Books appear to be affected by gravity. This indicates they likely to be made up of atoms. Notebooks, however, float and are therefore not affected by gravity, so they're likely to not consist of atoms.

2: If you push a book on a surface that isn't frictionless, it will continue to slide at the same speed indefinitely anyway. Hence, books are unaffected by friction. This likely means books do not experience a normal force when gravity is pushing it down on a surface. However, in that case I don't know how to account for the book not falling through the table.

3: If you place the notebook on the book, it causes gravity to have the opposite effect, and make the book fall towards the ceiling. This simply baffles me, I have no hypotheses that could possibly explain this phenomenon.

 

Could you help explain why the notebook makes the book fall upwards?


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well, that is actually quite simple to explain, see, the notebook has it's own center of gravity the repels earth's gravity that books are specifically attracted to, resulting in the book following the notebook's gravity


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well... because, the forces of life, mainly 42, caused me to

 

why is 42 the answer to life, the universe and everything?


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Fireflies or galaxies?


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