*rimshot in the distance*
Also, I may leave this here because I'm trying to pull off the bass on this song:
Welp, elo's alive
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Also, I may leave this here because I'm trying to pull off the bass on this song:
Mine was either Under Pressure or Somebody to Love.
That is my favourite song to play on the bass - it's just so chill.
And The Show Must Go On is probably the song with the highest feel/awesomeness ratio.
You must be forgetting Who Wants to Live Forever... The song with the highest amount of feel ever recorded.
Eh, we're talking about subjective age - the amount of time that's passed along his personal timeline since his birth, not the difference in time between now and his birth. To make a metaphor in terms of one-dimensional physics, we're talking about displacement, not distance.
Similar issues arise when talking about special relativity and near-lightspeed travel, one has to pick which age to refer to.
Only because of the movie. Personally, I'm a big fan of Bohemian Rhapsody.
then the Doc could totally be lying..
He totally is. You see its all a ruse. Hes a mad scientist and everything going on in the show is actually all inside a virtual reality. Everyone else are brains in jars that he has kid napped.
The Doc is really only 42.
I call it a tie between The Show Must Go On and Who Wants To Live Forever.
Also, I managed to get on the same server as The Illustrious Vodkacorn while playing TF2 with some friends.
Once I saw part of an episode. But somehow I'm not confused. Because I think about time travel issues far too much.
I've just been trying to figure out the bizarre way they cobble together the Many Worlds Interpretation and the Novikoff Self-consistency Principle to resolve paradoxes. Otherwise I'm fine with it.
With wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff.
But yeah, most applications of the Many Worlds Interpretation in literature don't actually pay much attention do what MWI really means. And self-consistency is usually thrown out for just "self-almost-consistency".
The FTB forums opinion's on Queen:
"If you don't like Queen, you're wrong and here's why"
*unfolds kilometric list of reasons*
"If you don't like Queen, you're wrong and here's why"
*unfolds kilometric list of reasons*
I'm in the tricky situation of seeing how MWI seems to make a lot of sense in some ways, but not actually thinking there are multiple worlds.
as am I, but in regards to "feeling" then Who Wants to Live Forever takes top spot. BohRhap is an amazing
Both amazing songs, but I'd still go with my original answer.
(For the Inevitably impatient) This is pretty cool. http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/1-5-2-numirp.22233/ it isn't that old but it has already almost finished the RedPower world replication.
I was certain I'd first saw wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff in "Night Watch" but further investigation proved that false.. hence my edit.
And I'd not call Pratchett SciFi, more fantasy with a twist.