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• #17352
some helmet cam footage popped up on youtube but was taken down by a copyright request from red bull before I got to see it. hrumph.
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• #17353
Just watched it on channel 4 news.
This guy who jumped-egomaniac fucking.prick of the highest order.
Where was it co-ordinated from? Same country as Lance, need I say more.
Gtfo U.S
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• #17354
Just watched it on channel 4 news.
This guy who jumped-egomaniac fucking.prick of the highest order.
Where was it co-ordinated from? Same country as Lance, need I say more.
Gtfo U.S
Right better go now I've seen the most important stunt in history I really really need some red bull down my neck.Eh?
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• #17355
Eh?
Spaceman diver sparky.keep up.
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• #17356
I assume he was referring to the spot of (bat-shit crazy) casual racism.
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• #17357
what happened?
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• #17358
both Baumgartner and Red Bull are Austrian....
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• #17359
BUT IT WAS COORDINATED lN THE SAME COUNTRY AS LANCE - NO MORE TO BE SAID! GTFO!
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• #17360
No need to shout.
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• #17361
badgerbadgerbadgerbadgerbadgerbadger
muuuuuuuushrooom
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• #17362
...an arms embargo on Syria forced the members of the free Syrian Army to use a catapult to launch a homemade bomb during clashes with pro-government soldiers in the city of Aleppo. Photograph: Asmaa Waguih/Reuters
Word.
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• #17364
You really did used to be the spitting image of Tony Blair didn't you Ronnie
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• #17366
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• #17367
Jesus christ
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• #17368
My head hurts just thinking about this:
Universe may be a computer simulation
And some extra reading regarding the above:
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• #17369
My head hurts just thinking about this:
Universe may be a computer simulation
And some extra reading regarding the above:
Comes up in Iain M. Banks sci fi novels as a religon. With the interesting twist that the simulation will end, just as soon as a certian percentage of sentient beings are aware-of/believe-in 'the truth'.
Interesting, as it means that both enlightenment, and irradication, of non-believers. Are equally effective ways of increasing said percentage, and completing the simulation.
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• #17370
Spoiler warning much?!
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• #17371
Comes up in Iain M. Banks sci fi novels as a religon. With the interesting twist that the simulation will end, just as soon as a certian percentage of sentient beings are aware-of/believe-in 'the truth'.
Interesting, as it means that both enlightenment, and irradication, of non-believers. Are equally effective ways of increasing said percentage, and completing the simulation.
Thank goodness that real religions don't think that way.
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• #17372
Negs all round.
FFS
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• #17373
Isn't it a tad obvious to suggest that our universe (the perceived system) can be categorised/understood (simulated) within our own understanding of it?
It's a fairly circular (hence compelling) thought, but is entirely unlikely in my opinion (as I also believe we will only ever be aware of a tiny fraction of the bigger picture)?
The theory rests on the likelihood of repeated simulations which doesn't seem that sound? If you removed the computer-based interpretation then essentially it's about linked universes (along any plain) and the only thing new here is the use of the word "simulation" and the neat way abstract limitations fit into that kind of model?
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• #17374
Is it running on Windows 2008 R2? Fuckkkkkkk
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• #17375
that explains A LOT
My mum was fiddled by a priest when she was a kid, she was so fucked in the head she hung herself when I was 4. Don't have
muchany sympathy for fiddlers, or the clergy.