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[Vann]

 

And dwarven, you can't get a teacher fired for that. First amendment.

 

 

 

Because of separation of church and state in public schools, colleges and universities you can. Private schools are different because they are not funded by the state. The only time that a teacher can talk about religion in the classroom is if it applies to the subject matter (studying other cultures or studying literature). There were two teachers fired for stating their beliefs in the classroom when I was in high school and another last year at University. Even though both of the teachers in high school were Christians and about 95% of the population here in Mississippi are Christian they were still fired because of the few people who felt offended.

 

 

 

My mom is a teacher and before every school year the administration goes over this with the teachers to make sure that they understand this. Even though I live in the bible belt where most people are Christians it can still be an issue.

 

 

 

Also, this past summer when I was taking speech at the local community college our teacher made it clear that we were not to write a speech dealing with religion unless it was informative. We could not state our opinions because she would not be able to grade it if it was an opinionated speech because we could say that she was biased and that we should receive a better grade because she, the teacher, does not believe the same we do.

 

 

 

That is just how it is in MS... may be different elsewhere.

 

 

 

peace,

 

Vann

 

 

 

p.s. sorry for doing this on ur blog Saru

[Jacks0n]

Fml I thought you meant Ventrilo xD

[Inferno966]

 

And dwarven, you can't get a teacher fired for that. First amendment.

 

 

 

Because of separation of church and state in public schools, colleges and universities you can. Private schools are different because they are not funded by the state. The only time that a teacher can talk about religion in the classroom is if it applies to the subject matter (studying other cultures or studying literature). There were two teachers fired for stating their beliefs in the classroom when I was in high school and another last year at University. Even though both of the teachers in high school were Christians and about 95% of the population here in Mississippi are Christian they were still fired because of the few people who felt offended.

 

 

 

My mom is a teacher and before every school year the administration goes over this with the teachers to make sure that they understand this. Even though I live in the bible belt where most people are Christians it can still be an issue.

 

 

 

Also, this past summer when I was taking speech at the local community college our teacher made it clear that we were not to write a speech dealing with religion unless it was informative. We could not state our opinions because she would not be able to grade it if it was an opinionated speech because we could say that she was biased and that we should receive a better grade because she, the teacher, does not believe the same we do.

 

 

 

That is just how it is in MS... may be different elsewhere.

 

 

 

peace,

 

Vann

 

 

 

p.s. sorry for doing this on ur blog Saru

 

You make a good point.

[Saru Inc]

o my psych teacher is also a social pedo. XD he was tlalking about hoe sexy these two students were. And while they were both 20... he's like 55 l0l.

[Draconic]

3 years accelerated in science... must, resist, urge, to correct! BLAAAARGH not working!

 

 

 

Then he goes on to say, how the big bang started. There was nothing he said. EXCEPT for helium nitrogen and atomic dust. (So I guess there was something?) THEN, out of nothing (except for the helium, nitrogen and dust, amirite) there was a BANG! A bang so big, it's called the big bang. And while all the nitrogen, helium and dust was flying around, SUPERNOVAS started appearing! Out of nowhere! (erm aren't those from stars?) and the supernovas exploded in ALL DIRECTIONS, which forced the apparent nothingness-which-was-actually-something started to rotate around the supernovas by gravity (I thought there was nothing.... erm.) and thus after BILLIONS OF TRILLIONS OF TRILLIONS OF TRILLIONS of years, there was human civilization. K well, maybe he just can't explain it well. But, I think big bang people are more off their rocker than Christians.

 

 

 

Well gosh, no wonder your teacher is in pysch and not astronomy, he utterly failed at one of its foundational theories! So many errors, it also makes me want to rip my eyes out.

 

 

 

1. It is not currently known what was before the Big Bang. One theory suggests that the total amount of matter in the universe is 0, and there is one "anti" particle for every "positive" particle, or virtual particles or something. Major theoretical sciences, only dwelled a couple hours into it. The hypothesis I adhere to (at least until good evidence comes out to either support another hypothesis or discredit this one) is that, through gravity and other forces, the universe continuously expands and contracts, compressing into a singularity and then expanding again. The pre-bang universe is still widely unknown, however most cosmologists agree that, eventually, the universe will be dominated by massive super-black holes, which doesnt take make imagination to assume will eventually merge and warp the universe into a singularity through the unbelievably huge amount of mass (like how special relativity says space bends in the presence of matter).

 

 

 

2. Helium? Nitrogen? Where'd the hydrogen go? That's the simplest atom there is, and helium is generated by the nuclear fission of hydrogen. And what the hell is atomic dust? But that's all irrelevant. The singularity is not composed of any atom, but as a Rice-Krispyesque conglomerate of the universe's smallest particles (currently known as quarks, but quarks themselves might also be composed of even smaller particles). An atom is mostly comprised of empty space. There's a nucleus, and a number of orbiting electrons. Electrons are so incredibly (ultra-super-incredibly) tiny that their mass is zero when used in calculations. To put the amount of empty space in perspective, imagine you have an atom the size of a superdome. The nucleus would be about the size of a grain of dust (give or take a few analogy-errors). But the point is atoms are very, very empty. So it makes sense that some incredible amount of power or force (such as gravity) could render them into smaller particles, thus vastly reducing their size. And something with the mass of the universe? It could tear those protons apart, reducing the size even more, and reducing the size more. Atoms simply couldn't exist when a singularity does...

 

 

 

3. It wasn't a Bang, it was a rapid expansion of space and time. We aren't talking about just matter here, this is the entirety of the universe. The fabric of space has basically been rolled up into a ball. There wasn't any explosion.

 

 

 

4. There still arent any atoms! That takes millions of years before the strong and weak atomic forces form some. And there won't be any helium, nitrogen, or whatever this "atomic dust" is for awhile. First, after atoms are formed, they must be attracted through gravity. After a few join up, their accumulative mass is increased, which attracts more atoms, which increases the mass, and so on. Elementary students know that when you increase the pressure of something, it gets hotter, which means the particles are vibrating faster. Eventually, you'll get a big, hot, dense cloud of hydrogen. It gets so hot, that the atoms collide with each other and share their protons, electrons, etc. and you get helium. This is called nuclear fission. Fission gives off a lot of energy, which makes more vibration, which makes more fission, etc, etc, etc, until.. SHAZAAAM! (or at least that's probably what it sounded like (kidding)) a star is formed. Once fission first starts, in only takes a few seconds. Stars are crucial for a young universe, as they are massive powerhouses for making the higher elements (up to iron). Stars on their deathbeds (i.e. running low on hydrogen) will start to fuse helium, which makes other, higher elements. When a star finally runs out of energy to sustain the battle between heat expansion (from the core) and its own gravity, it'll die. Some of the more massive stars will explode, and THAT'S when supernova's happen, several billion years after your teacher said they do!

 

 

 

5. I think your teacher is failing to describe accretion. That when the higher elements flung out from the deaths of stars start to "attach" themselves together (through gravity) in order to form planets, asteroids, meteors, and other things. Most of these things find themselves orbiting a star (the shockwave from a supernova-the most massive explosions in the universe-can compress clouds of hydrogen, forming a factory for stars, called a nebula. Which is why these planets, rocks and whatevers are orbiting them, since they formed near them).

 

 

 

6. Trillions? Try a fraction of that, a bit over 14.6 billion since expansion started. I could go into the origin of life, evolution and the evolution of humans, but I'm fairly sure I'm very off-topic here in a Runescape blog :)

 

 

 

7. Yes, I wouldn't trust him to explain what happens when you let go of a rock in the air, but that's no reason to base your opinion on "big bang people" on his crude explanation. "big bang people" are scientists who observed the evidence and came up with a hypothesis, tested said hypothesis, and found that it fit the available facts. The Big Bang theory is constantly getting revised and updated, but the main tenet-that the universe was once in a singularity, and then start expanding-goes unchallenged by most cosmologists.

 

 

 

EDIT: Gosh, over 850 words. I can hardly manage that when doing essays :cry:

[LegsOSkill]

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3 years accelerated in science... must, resist, urge, to correct! BLAAAARGH not working!

 

 

 

Then he goes on to say, how the big bang started. There was nothing he said. EXCEPT for helium nitrogen and atomic dust. (So I guess there was something?) THEN, out of nothing (except for the helium, nitrogen and dust, amirite) there was a BANG! A bang so big, it's called the big bang. And while all the nitrogen, helium and dust was flying around, SUPERNOVAS started appearing! Out of nowhere! (erm aren't those from stars?) and the supernovas exploded in ALL DIRECTIONS, which forced the apparent nothingness-which-was-actually-something started to rotate around the supernovas by gravity (I thought there was nothing.... erm.) and thus after BILLIONS OF TRILLIONS OF TRILLIONS OF TRILLIONS of years, there was human civilization. K well, maybe he just can't explain it well. But, I think big bang people are more off their rocker than Christians.

 

 

 

Well gosh, no wonder your teacher is in pysch and not astronomy, he utterly failed at one of its foundational theories! So many errors, it also makes me want to rip my eyes out.

 

 

 

1. It is not currently known what was before the Big Bang. One theory suggests that the total amount of matter in the universe is 0, and there is one "anti" particle for every "positive" particle, or virtual particles or something. Major theoretical sciences, only dwelled a couple hours into it. The hypothesis I adhere to (at least until good evidence comes out to either support another hypothesis or discredit this one) is that, through gravity and other forces, the universe continuously expands and contracts, compressing into a singularity and then expanding again. The pre-bang universe is still widely unknown, however most cosmologists agree that, eventually, the universe will be dominated by massive super-black holes, which doesnt take make imagination to assume will eventually merge and warp the universe into a singularity through the unbelievably huge amount of mass (like how special relativity says space bends in the presence of matter).

 

 

 

2. Helium? Nitrogen? Where'd the hydrogen go? That's the simplest atom there is, and helium is generated by the nuclear fission of hydrogen. And what the hell is atomic dust? But that's all irrelevant. The singularity is not composed of any atom, but as a Rice-Krispyesque conglomerate of the universe's smallest particles (currently known as quarks, but quarks themselves might also be composed of even smaller particles). An atom is mostly comprised of empty space. There's a nucleus, and a number of orbiting electrons. Electrons are so incredibly (ultra-super-incredibly) tiny that their mass is zero when used in calculations. To put the amount of empty space in perspective, imagine you have an atom the size of a superdome. The nucleus would be about the size of a grain of dust (give or take a few analogy-errors). But the point is atoms are very, very empty. So it makes sense that some incredible amount of power or force (such as gravity) could render them into smaller particles, thus vastly reducing their size. And something with the mass of the universe? It could tear those protons apart, reducing the size even more, and reducing the size more. Atoms simply couldn't exist when a singularity does...

 

 

 

3. It wasn't a Bang, it was a rapid expansion of space and time. We aren't talking about just matter here, this is the entirety of the universe. The fabric of space has basically been rolled up into a ball. There wasn't any explosion.

 

 

 

4. There still arent any atoms! That takes millions of years before the strong and weak atomic forces form some. And there won't be any helium, nitrogen, or whatever this "atomic dust" is for awhile. First, after atoms are formed, they must be attracted through gravity. After a few join up, their accumulative mass is increased, which attracts more atoms, which increases the mass, and so on. Elementary students know that when you increase the pressure of something, it gets hotter, which means the particles are vibrating faster. Eventually, you'll get a big, hot, dense cloud of hydrogen. It gets so hot, that the atoms collide with each other and share their protons, electrons, etc. and you get helium. This is called nuclear fission. Fission gives off a lot of energy, which makes more vibration, which makes more fission, etc, etc, etc, until.. SHAZAAAM! (or at least that's probably what it sounded like (kidding)) a star is formed. Once fission first starts, in only takes a few seconds. Stars are crucial for a young universe, as they are massive powerhouses for making the higher elements (up to iron). Stars on their deathbeds (i.e. running low on hydrogen) will start to fuse helium, which makes other, higher elements. When a star finally runs out of energy to sustain the battle between heat expansion (from the core) and its own gravity, it'll die. Some of the more massive stars will explode, and THAT'S when supernova's happen, several billion years after your teacher said they do!

 

 

 

5. I think your teacher is failing to describe accretion. That when the higher elements flung out from the deaths of stars start to "attach" themselves together (through gravity) in order to form planets, asteroids, meteors, and other things. Most of these things find themselves orbiting a star (the shockwave from a supernova-the most massive explosions in the universe-can compress clouds of hydrogen, forming a factory for stars, called a nebula. Which is why these planets, rocks and whatevers are orbiting them, since they formed near them).

 

 

 

6. Trillions? Try a fraction of that, a bit over 14.6 billion since expansion started. I could go into the origin of life, evolution and the evolution of humans, but I'm fairly sure I'm very off-topic here in a Runescape blog :)

 

 

 

7. Yes, I wouldn't trust him to explain what happens when you let go of a rock in the air, but that's no reason to base your opinion on "big bang people" on his crude explanation. "big bang people" are scientists who observed the evidence and came up with a hypothesis, tested said hypothesis, and found that it fit the available facts. The Big Bang theory is constantly getting revised and updated, but the main tenet-that the universe was once in a singularity, and then start expanding-goes unchallenged by most cosmologists.

 

 

 

EDIT: Gosh, over 850 words. I can hardly manage that when doing essays :cry:

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You have way too much free time.

 

 

 

OT: Sorry to hear about life, glad to hear you're still gettin' levels. Enjoy RS, it's a getaway for most.

[Vann]

 

6. Trillions? Try a fraction of that, a bit over 14.6 billion since expansion started. I could go into the origin of life, evolution and the evolution of humans, but I'm fairly sure I'm very off-topic here in a Runescape blog :)

 

 

 

 

Umm... Earth is approximately 4.6 billion years old (according to geologist) and the universe is between 13 and 14 billion years old... so you are off by about 1 billion years... but only 1 billion ;)

 

 

 

peace,

 

Vann

[Saru Inc]

First off, lets get some jank straight.

 

 

 

1) I'm a Christian

 

 

 

2) I love Marilyn Manson

 

 

 

3) I think evolutionists are morons.

 

 

 

Now, that we're aware of my bias, let's head on into this. (No offence to #3, rly, no offence, I'm not trying to offend anyone)

 

 

 

I think that there is immense information for the big bang, such as planets moving away from each other, and apparently on a video I was watching, there was evidence of some type of heat that supposedly is a sign of an explosion. But here's where my faith comes in. I believe there is a God, named Jesus. I believe he created the world as stated in the Bible. But also, I'm confused, the Bible states that there was darkness, then light. Well, that sudden light, could have been God making the big bang" in a sense. But speeding up our understand of the time like by oh, 14.7 billion, and 364 days ;). Anyways, yea I just wanted to say that lol. anyways

 

 

 

I was trickin in w124, well, actually I'm going for (maybe idk yet) 99 Mage and Fletch by alching bows, and making arrows in this ep spot I found. Then trickin for money to make from the loss I'm losing from bows\arrows. Well, my targ comes up, and says, "wanna trick?" I say "wanna dds dm?" hegoes, "k" then goes bank with me. He pulls out 27 vials and 40k gp, I do the same. then, he acts (very poorly) like he's hit a lag [bleep]e, and he banks something. I pretend not to notice and said "yea, lag sucks [wagon]" he lol'd. Then, right when we got to wildy, I said hey wait, lets double check inven, to make sure we have it thesame. He goes nah, we're good. I'm like "no, lets check, pls' he said 'No don't you [bleep]ign trust me" and thats when I said "[bleep] it" walked out to widly, and said

 

i alreayd know you banked moron. And thats when I dropped the 40k gp on the ground. next thing you know, we're fiughting, I spec amazing specs, (no pot either) and he was red barred, all the sudden, he eats, prays melee, and pulls out d claws and specs me out. I die ofc, I mean lol I was at like 25 hp. He comes over to me in edge and says "i reported you for bug abuse, you hacker. I know you bvrought 40k." I said, "lol'd" ran into wildy and got my 40k gp before it dissapeared :XD: so I lost like 26k... but still... what a[bleep]ing [wagon], lol.

[Sentry_Wolf]

*me hugs u*

[Alg]

Fun fact: A Christian monk came up with the Big Bang theory. The bang was God

[Saru Inc]

o

[Th3_Crusader]

#2 should be #1

[Saru Inc]

lc sucks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

someone 76k trick with me, i pay omfg.

[foofoomagoo]

An excerpt from the w chronicles " So like there was a big bang right and I dont know why people argue because both theorys can be right. I mean if there is a big bang what made the event occur and what made everything that was involved real."

 

 

 

Yeah probably doesn't make much sense but my band mates made a notebook called the weed chronicles and just chronicled random philosophical junk when they were baked

[Saru Inc]

lol nice. i should get baked once I get my own apartment... too many cops in my neighborhood.

[Saru Inc]

o

[ghost4sale1]

Nice :D

[The_Gabe]

How you lose 13m?

[Saru Inc]

i got killed. at first I thought i only lost 9m, but nah i lost 13m. i ahd like 12-13k yew long alchs, and i think 45k mith arrows, d boots, both fm and thief cape + quest cape, d scim, dds, d mace, sup set, and like and a [cabbage] load of cash. like 5m+ i think idk exactly how much I lost, but it sahould be around that nubmer i think. idc rly, i'm just standing around in bank. i only have like 4m now.

 

 

 

 

 

inb4the"rthats why you don't take that much into wildy post"

[Sentry_Wolf]

Aw hard luck saru. :((

 

 

 

Dont worry, you'll make it back it no time. ;)

[Pan_Nx]

rthats why you don't take that much into wildy

[Saru Inc]

[Jacks0n]

just get some more ep and 76k on me

[sithlord_man]

You've done something I will never do, Trim a skill cape.

 

 

 

Grats on the capes, And grats for the dying :P

[Saru Inc]

o thanks