whens his show coming out?
Whens his show coming out?
Ayden Martin
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Daniel Carter
play a record
Gabriel Martin
alrite
Carter Walker
No info yet.
Isaac Foster
ronnie
ronnie
RONNIE
CAN YOU HEAR ME
RONNNIEEEE
STOP
Brody Young
who?
Jose Peterson
ronnie corbett
Joseph Cruz
>plays nigger music and pretends it means anything and that it's culturally significant
Jacob Davis
bit of worl' party?
Asher Harris
have you ever seen an old man eating a twix?
William Jones
what if you never see a black ghost because ghosts are souls and black people don't have souls because they're apes and not human
Camden Rivera
i could eat a knob at night
Nathaniel Brown
Karl is actually rarely wrong about things.
William Phillips
alrite? wheres brass?
Zachary Gonzalez
>it's a ricky blasts karl for being an idiot despite him just asking questions about an obscure subject while ricky talks utter shit and states wrong facts about science episode
Ryan Perez
if you're fat and loud or freakishly tall and arrogant enough you can make it seem like you're right
Zachary Mitchell
>why cant you put mirrors on the moon
>cuz the moon rotates
Ayden Walker
top kek
Logan Morales
>it's a tranny in the youtube comments complains that the three of them are transphobic episode
Landon Lee
There are mirrors on the moon, though.
That being said, Karl is actually a pretty good philosopher when you think about it.
Ryder Stewart
yea. ricky was in the wrong
James Wood
the absolute WORST is when he was doing rickydiculous, stating "gravity acts at the speed of light" as a true fact when it's literal nonsense
Alexander Torres
Come over to the window.
Jonathan Rodriguez
except it does act at the speed of light, information cannot exceed c as a consequence of general relativity
Tyler Hall
information? gravity is a force which while on earth, which he was what he was referring to, is constant and always acting
Jose Flores
You're muscly
Jason Gomez
wheely bin
Kayden Nguyen
firstly, a slightly pedantic point, but there isnt any such thing as the 'force of gravity', its a fictitious force due to the curvature of space time - so it should be 'the force due to gravity' (think centrifugal force vs centripetal, the former only occurs in the rotating reference frame) . secondly, nothing can exceed the speed of light or else causality will be violated, a generalisation of this is basically that no information (google the definition of information with respect to physics) can be transmitted faster than c. thirdly, gravity is always acting but any change in the distribution of mass would change the force due to gravity, propagated by gravitational waves - which travel at c.
Ethan Campbell
that's not anything to do with what is being said, he said gravity acts at the speed of light on a pen when you drop it which is wrong, it was already acting. newton's third was just stopping it from dropping to the floor
Gavin James
in the pen example the situation is subtly different but the fact remains that if your fingers disappeared instantaneously from holding a pen, it would not start accelerating downwards until a time equal to the distance between the pen and the centre of mass divided by the speed of light. if it started accelerating instantly that would violate general relativity, and causality.
Easton Watson
it was already accelerating downwards, newton's third was stopping it, also the centre of mass of what?
Henry Cox
lel
Logan Sanders
The "speed of gravity" refers to the speed of a gravitational wave, which is the same speed as the speed of light (c) as predicted by General Relativity and confirmed by observation of the GW170817 neutron star merger.
Juan Barnes
Never
Jack Phillips
the centre of mass of the pen - earth system. the pen is also not accelerating, because there isnt any net force on the pen.
if you want to talk about a static system in equilibrium then it makes no sense to talk about the speed of anything, because that requires a time dimension. if you want to talk about how the system evolves over time, then gravity will act at c. either way, its not correct to say that 'gravity doesnt act at the speed of light'.
Lincoln King
did you hear his example? how fast it acts on a pen when you drop it? it was already acting on the pen
Nolan Martin
the force due to gravity is acting on the pen already
your fingers place an equal but opposite force on the pen to stop it dropping, but force due to gravity is acting on the pen so he is wrong in saying "it acts on the pen at the speed of light when you drop it", it was the first day of my mech eng degree