Stupid questions that are hard to answer.

[ahoteinrun]

Actually; the percentage of sterile mules is more like 99 percent.
The vast majority are sterile, however there have been a few that have reproduced (the most recent one I do believe was in Iran).
*nods*

[Eo]

Ooo, I have one...

What's with Sailor Moon's outfit? It's totally unsuited for combat!
(See Foamy: A-Con Convention, AKA Rules for the Masses.)

[ShamagiK]

Ooo, I have one...

What's with Sailor Moon's outfit? It's totally unsuited for combat!
(See Foamy: A-Con Convention, AKA Rules for the Masses.)

I like sailors mood's outfit, but that's just me since i'm older, more mature. I really wish i knew why they made it that way, my cousin tries to dress like her.. i try getting her not to watch it, but eh what can I do.

[Full Metal Alchemist]

Ooo, I have one...

What's with Sailor Moon's outfit? It's totally unsuited for combat!
(See Foamy: A-Con Convention, AKA Rules for the Masses.)

SHE IS THE ONE WHO SAVES DA PPLS!
SHE IS DA ONE NAMED SAILOR MOON

She moons people! that's why! XDXD

[Twizzler0171]

If someone has a name that means something like- "Name hereto unknown" would they actually have a name? (Actually... I have a role playing character named Nomen Nominandum. Thats its meaning in Deutsch, people!)

What is the real way to spell Genious? Genius or Genious? How do you know its the right way?

Can you ask a question if you don't know the correct spelling of the word?

What is the difference between a good question and a bad question?

[xjox]

If someone has a name that means something like- "Name hereto unknown" would they actually have a name? (Actually... I have a role playing character named Nomen Nominandum. Thats its meaning in Deutsch, people!)

No they dont exist!

What is the real way to spell Genious? Genius or Genious? How do you know its the right way?

Genius, and I know because thats how I spell it!

Can you ask a question if you don't know the correct spelling of the word?

No, but you can ask a ?

What is the difference between a good question and a bad question?

Easy peasy, a good question is one that I know the answer to and a bad question is one that I dont!

[Silja]

What is the difference between a good question and a bad question?

Easy peasy, a good question is one that I know the answer to and a bad question is one that I dont!

Exactly

How can you know that a tree that fell down somewhere in the woods of Siberia (faaaar away from where you live) made a noise when it fell?

I just lurve this psychological problems

[Qanda]

How can you know that a tree that fell down somewhere in the woods of Siberia (faaaar away from where you live) made a noise when it fell?

I just lurve this psychological problems

You mean philosophical?

To your question - simple. I don't know.

[Eidolon]

How can you know that a tree that fell down somewhere in the woods of Siberia (faaaar away from where you live) made a noise when it fell?

I just lurve this psychological problems

You mean philosophical?

To your question - simple. I don't know.

easy. you ask someone who lives in siberia XD

here's a riddle I like riddles.

A man is sentenced to death blah blah blah. He is put in a room with three doors; on the left is a room full of motion-sensing bombs that will detonate as soon as he enters the room. In the middle is a room full of assasins that will kill him the moment he opens the door. In the third room is a pit of lions that haven't been fed in four years, who will devour him alive when he falls into the pit. The man is aware of what is contained in each room and he must pick one or die a horrible nasty pull-apart-y death. Which room does he choose?

[shapu]

Gotta go with the assassins. I'd much rather be torn limb-from-limb quickly than by lions, who spend a lot of time batting prey around.

[Qanda]

here's a riddle I like riddles.

A man is sentenced to death blah blah blah. He is put in a room with three doors; on the left is a room full of motion-sensing bombs that will detonate as soon as he enters the room. In the middle is a room full of assasins that will kill him the moment he opens the door. In the third room is a pit of lions that haven't been fed in four years, who will devour him alive when he falls into the pit. The man is aware of what is contained in each room and he must pick one or die a horrible nasty pull-apart-y death. Which room does he choose?

Easy. I'll go with the lions, since they are most probably dead after having starved for 4 years.

Somehow I see this thread turning into a riddle thread...

[Silja]

How can you know that a tree that fell down somewhere in the woods of Siberia (faaaar away from where you live) made a noise when it fell?

I just lurve this psychological problems

You mean philosophical?

To your question - simple. I don't know.

Patrly, but it's used in psychology as well.

Anyway, the main point is some insist that they just know the tree made a noise, just because all other trees that they have seen fall do so. But how do we know it did? And how do we know it didn't? How do we know we DON'T know? *confuzzled*

Deeper aspects, duuude

Another one I posted in another topic a while ago:

Three snakes, with the exact same size, are in a circle (each biting onto the tail of the one in front of them). They then start eating each other at the exact same rate. If assuming they don't die of it as snakes don't really bite their food that much if it doesn't wriggle that much, what will become of the snakes after they have finished eating each other?

here's a riddle I like riddles.

A man is sentenced to death blah blah blah. He is put in a room with three doors; on the left is a room full of motion-sensing bombs that will detonate as soon as he enters the room. In the middle is a room full of assasins that will kill him the moment he opens the door. In the third room is a pit of lions that haven't been fed in four years, who will devour him alive when he falls into the pit. The man is aware of what is contained in each room and he must pick one or die a horrible nasty pull-apart-y death. Which room does he choose?

Easy. I'll go with the lions, since they are most probably dead after having starved for 4 years.

Somehow I see this thread turning into a riddle thread...

I'd choose the bombs, al though I don't know if the man would At least the explosives would (hopefully) kill me instantly, which the assassins might be able to do... but definitely not the lions, oh the torture...

Anyway, I haven't seen that many riddles here Qanda

[shapu]

I'm surprised nobody's posted Schroedinger's cat questions yet.

[Hunter Lupe]

How can you know that a tree that fell down somewhere in the woods of Siberia (faaaar away from where you live) made a noise when it fell?

Anyway, the main point is some insist that they just know the tree made a noise, just because all other trees that they have seen fall do so. But how do we know it did? And how do we know it didn't? How do we know we DON'T know? *confuzzled*

We know it made a noise because the laws of physics state that it made a noise. Anything moving through air makes noise. If it didn't move, it didn't fall. If there wasn't any air there, (a) air would be sucked into the spot with no air (therefore you still have air), or (b) if that doesn't happen (signifying universal lack of air), we'd all be dead (and dead people can't speculate on whether trees in Siberia make noise when they fall).

[Jim]

How can you know that a tree that fell down somewhere in the woods of Siberia (faaaar away from where you live) made a noise when it fell?

Anyway, the main point is some insist that they just know the tree made a noise, just because all other trees that they have seen fall do so. But how do we know it did? And how do we know it didn't? How do we know we DON'T know? *confuzzled*

We know it made a noise because the laws of physics state that it made a noise. Anything moving through air makes noise. If it didn't move, it didn't fall. If there wasn't any air there, (a) air would be sucked into the spot with no air (therefore you still have air), or (b) if that doesn't happen (signifying universal lack of air), we'd all be dead (and dead people can't speculate on whether trees in Siberia make noise when they fall).

Physics also states that Bumblebees cant fly. Dont believe everything you read/hear