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| 5 | Used Cars vs. SlutsStill no. If you know the mass, you know the quantity of matter you're being hit with and size is irrelevant. For example, I can throw a 4 foot cube at you, but if its density is low enough, it doesn't matter since the mass you are being struck with is low. I can throw an object at you with an incredibly high density, but if its size is small, then it doesn't matter either, because again, the mass you are being stuck with is low. So whether you know density, or size, you cannot make the decision… | /r/TheRedPill | 30/04/13 04:23 AM |
| 12 | Used Cars vs. Sluts/u/stupefyingly You've conceded through your failure to prove your point and your insistence that the other side must prove your point. /u/stupefyingly cite please Scumbag redditor: refuses to provide proof for his point while demanding others provide proof for theirs Then proceeds to claim other side concedes argument after they provide proof saying a sex therapist isn't qualified to talk about matters concerning sex. | /r/TheRedPill | 29/04/13 11:55 PM |
| 9 | Used Cars vs. SlutsVelocity and direction are other factors. Velocity is a vector, meaning it defines both speed and direction, so saying "velocity and direction" is redundant. Speed, however, is a scalar, and does not have a corresponding direction. So you probably meant to say "speed and direction." Also, since you brought up mass and size... Mass refers to the amount of "stuff" in something, where size refers to how large an object is. So again, here you probably meant density and size, since, as I'd assume you… | /r/TheRedPill | 29/04/13 11:39 PM |
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