So I have been doing a lot of refinishing of floors lately, and have had around 40 hours of quiet alone with my thoughts time. I can hear the "Oh no!!" emanating from a certain cubicle in a certain hallway at MSC. But enough about my wife and on to my thoughts.
It all started with the thought "I wonder if the word orange was first used to reference the color or the fruit?" I can't really prove either, so on to more pressing issues.
In conversation about nerdy science stuff, the topic of super slow motion was brought up. I am going to be forced to write the following in train of thought format as it doesn't make sense to write it any other way. So you have all seen the water drop stuff I am sure. But why does it first send the water around the initial impact point straight up? It must have something to do with how the most efficient way for energy to be released is in a sphere. Oh and it will take the path of least resistance. So the path of least resistance in this situation is not down into the water but up into the air. Maybe the energy that travels up from this impact pulls the surface of the water up with it.....Kind of like how gravity pulls things down. Wait what is gravity again? I wonder if it is the result of the centrifugal force from the spinning of the planet. I mean if the centrifugal force of the earth spinning is pushing everything away from the center of the earth that would make sense, but it doesn't because of gravity...... maybe gravity is the result of centrifugal force bouncing off the contents of the earth and atmosphere and pulling things back toward the center. Like those guys that break cement blocks in "competitions". If they have enough force they break them all, if they don't they "get double the force back into their arms".... no doubt a result of their initial 1000 pounds of force exerted into the cement plus the force that bounces off the unbroken bricks....that would probably feel like double the force.....anyway is gravity just centrifugal force that is too weak to push all of the mass out so it bounces back toward the center?
So if anyone knows let me know. And if anyone thinks my brain doesn't work like it should let me know that too. Finally, if anyone thinks of stuff like this too, let me know. It is nice to not feel alone in insanity.
31 years old, married six years this summer, father of 1 and one on the way, and I'm a PC. (note "I am a PC" as I am not usually very P.C.)
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