Quote (KublaiKhan @ Aug 15 2016 03:11pm)

Curves are not straight lines.

I'm pretty convinced you're either trolling or have a learning disability now.

e/ Most likely the latter, possibly both.

Quote (KublaiKhan @ Aug 15 2016 07:11pm)

Curves are not straight lines.

I'm pretty convinced you're either trolling or have a learning disability now.

e/ Most likely the latter, possibly both.

Quote (card_sultan @ Aug 16 2016 02:23am)

so when a train goes around a curve and the weight + force of that train shift to one side - how does that force completely balance itself, if you lean over - doesn't it take an equal force to correct your lean or do you think that happens naturally?

Typical multi - free to shitpost, when will jsp learn.

Quote (KublaiKhan @ Aug 15 2016 04:14pm)

Curves are not straight lines.

Quote (card_sultan @ 15 Aug 2016 21:50)

your circular logic cannot be denied, from whence they come, they shall be returned.

Quote (card_sultan @ Aug 15 2016 08:09pm)

proof that the train itself has completely even distribution of weight after going around a curve? Proof of how a train even distributes this weight after going around a curve? Proof it lubricates any increased friction from this increased force on one side?



just looks like a wide angle lense witch curves the perspective of things in the distance - do you know even understand the basics of focal length? why is the curve so different in each each shot? Doesn't that prove there just using different focal length lenses instead of you just blindly believing the picture?

Quote (Santara @ Aug 15 2016 05:09pm)

Current live stream has part of the ISS in view. Pretty straight lines with a curved Earth in the background.

Quote (card_sultan @ 15 Aug 2016 21:26)

Well if you look at a normal car with rear wheel drive one tire is the drive wheel - do you know what that means? How do you know the engine of the train isn't apply more torque to one side?