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originally posted by: Jason88
a reply to: Wolfenz
If I let myself agree with the ME in this instance, I will, then I lean toward the Butterfly Effect. A time traveler accidentally steps on a butterfly during prehistoric times, travels home and discovers language has changed because his small action in the past.
Why mundane or pop culture instances? It's something we collectively share and these instances are minor in the scheme of things.
Then again a Butterfly Effect would mean no one knew the changes occured except for the time traveler.
Hmmm....
If I let myself agree with the ME in this instance, I will, then I lean toward the Butterfly Effect. A time traveler accidentally steps on a butterfly during prehistoric times, travels home and discovers language has changed because his small action in the past.
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
I thought she had braces in the Moonraker film ? and seem to remember a few comedy sketches about them kissing and getting stuck together .
Faulty memory again
originally posted by: Moohide
It seems Dollys missing braces were questioned back in 1999.
Dollys Braces.
So it was noticed before this Mendela rubbish.
The scene initially led you to believe that she had braces even though she didn't. As I mentioned, I was 100% sure that chick had braces in the scene. However, upon looking at the scene again, I noticed why I may have ASSUMED she had braces. Because of that assumption, my mind basically just projected she did have braces when in actuality she didn't because I EXPECTED the braces to be there.
Why do observed particles behave differently than particles that are not monitored?
originally posted by: Davg80
a reply to: Rezlooper
Erm CERN opened in 1954.....
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator. It first started up on 10 September 2008, and remains the latest addition to CERN’s accelerator complex.