Well, that sucked. My theory on the subject is this: If we had an anti-grav system all vehicles could be out into a certain orbit of srts, which you could get going fast and when you reached your destination it would slow down by the use of magnets, but also stay in orbit. You could get out while going relatively slow and the car would be on it's way again. Now by fast I mea, hauling some ass. Light speed style. Which having no need for anyting but the anti-grav all fossil fuel (if there is any left when the time comes) will come to a dead stop almost being used only in cooking and various other tasks.
How's that?
Good point.
Wait, you seem to know everything, and have been around forever.
ARE YOU GOD!?
The geek to english translation is pretty muchOriginally Posted by strongbad
if god made everything and someone made god, it's a paradox, since god made everything that would mean he created whatever created him. But what created him created him.
MINDFUCK!!!
Yes, but then there's always the question of justified lawbreaking. Also, the differences in laws around the world. Who's to say what "laws" the universe enforces?
You'd still need fuel. Those life support systems don't power themselves. ANd also even in space you need an initial thrust. That has to come from somewhere. It'd cut down fuel use, but it wouldn't eliminate it. Plus magnetic pull would have to be rediculously strong to slow something going that fast. You'd just have to shove giant magnetic tubes at every stop. And if you're off an inch... well let's just say it won't be pretty.
Everything is made by god.
God made everything.
Something had to make god.
But everything is made by god.
And god made everything.
But someone had to make god.
But everything is made by god.
And god made everything.
But someone had to make god.
... repeat an infinite number of times.
Yes, it most certainly is.
Michael Ballack, he scores free-kicks.
He's got black hair, and he's german.
Michael Ballack, trains in paddocks.
in his spare time, HE FARMS HADDOCKS!
Watch me play Super C, guys!!
The "cloudsy and shit" thing I believe comes from the old belief of gods and angels and stuff being from "up there" whereas demons and shit are from "down there". When people die they're sometimes said to have "ascended to heaven". What's up? The sky. People back in those days didn't know about space.
Also, "just because you can't see something doesn't mean it isn't there" is probably the most common response from my experience.