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Thank you for the comment. I was having the differenciation of weight and mass in mind for the experiment, you are right that I should have made it clearer. I will see what's on that link.

Welcome, Rye-Uh, to Anime Forums. If weird subjects are what you like to chatter about, I am willingly all ears.

One question that often raises to my mind is "Is it possible to have negative mass?". Evidently, at first it sounds ridiculous, having less than nothing. But, from what I have heard, physics still work if you use a negative term for mass. For instance, E=MC^2 [Where E is energy, M is mass, C is the fastest velocity] Maybe this equation is an exception because the terms on the right side will always be positive, because of the "^2". But for equation F=M*A [F is force, M is mass, A is acceleration] the idea suggests that an object can have be under a negative force. I have thought, if you try to apply a force to an object with negative mass to push it in a direction, would it instead be pulled in the opposite direction? [Edit] I think I made a mistake earlier, in E=MC^2 it isn’t only that C is squared, right? In that case, the result could indeed mean negative energy is also plausible.

@Crevanille I fully agree with your complains here, but don't worry much, that sort of people is the one who can't be happy, because of the fact that they get frustrated easily and focus all their attention on what's minimally wrong instead of on what's right. I'm assuming, you can do different than that. Remember that you at least, have what it takes in your mind to be satisfied by yourself.

Hello Raven, welcome to Anime Forums.

Keep the high spirits, we shall as well. Nothing lasts forever, after all.

Maybe because we're moderators?

I assume these things are mainstream crap said around just to try to feel accomplished whenever they do a minimal positive change... Besides, I don't see the point of starting doing this in "new year", why not months ago when you knew you could have? New year means nothing, it's just a label... If it was your birthday and you want to celebrated how long you've survived, then sure, you might try to do something to improve yourself on the occasion of being good at keeping yourself alive, but new year...? It's also just the excuse for people to do stupid things and later pretend they never happened.

In a way... I'm already slowly learning Japanese, so that will eventually happen. Is backwards time travel possible?

What sort of cookies?

Nani-? Don't point that thing at me (／。＼)

I suppose this is easy. Name : 5 ( I don't really understand what it means unless I ask, it doesn't appear very pronounciable to me) Image : 7 (It's kawaii enough for me) Profile : 8 (You are very, very active after all)

Oh, I misread it. No, I wouldn't tire of reading them again and again and again. I guarantee you that.

You are absolutely right.

I suppose I would bring my collection of Tolkien books, followed by my drawing books, and finally my Halloween costume from this year, with some real knives (ㆆᴗㆆ)

I cosplayed as Sakuya Izayoi from Koumajou Densetsu. There's a picture in my profile.

@Kuramura Welcome to Anime Forums. That's some useful information you shared, it's good to know. My cosplay for Halloween was a character from Touhou Project, if that catches your attention.

Welcome, @Persona to Anime Forums.

Any game mode, but playing Zelda & Sheik.

I'm looking forward to playing Super Smash Brothers Ultimate this year.

Denied.

I will make mine either this afternoon or tomorrow. I already have someone in mind...

Granted, but every day that passes without sleep you age one year older. I wish I was an subject for some superhuman experiment.

Fascinating explanation, this is why I've got to love chemistry and physics... Also, you may want to edit your post, because it's set so only staff can see it, and how write in here without joining the club? (＾ω＾)

The quantum world is a question in itself, it's one of my favourite topics. What fascinates me about quantum mechanics is mainly the fact that particles appear and disappear almost instantaneously, at any given moment in time in any region of space. Would you imagine if this was on a larger scale, being in your room and a chunk of material from far far away spawns only to disappear when you try to look at it? Wait... perhaps this really explains why you sometimes experiene a very quick flash in your sight, or when you look at something you thought just moved, but there was nothing there... Aah, this is so complex. About atoms behaving differently when you look at them or not, that's another completely different question, similar to the cat in the box paradox. Technically, with the information quantum mechanics gives us, we can predict every single action and event that will take place in an atom, even if we're not looking at it, so that point is still sort of unclear to me.