Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 01:27pm)

your already assuming a slinky is a spring - that's called begging the question fallacy by dismissing the precursor state while ignoring your ability to change something to fulfill your biased viewpoints

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 02:27pm)

your already assuming a slinky is a spring - that's called begging the question fallacy by dismissing the precursor state while ignoring your ability to change something to fulfill your biased viewpoints

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 28 2019 09:23am)

they might be real, or fake, and im willing to debunk them 1 by 1.

you're not, you just say "thats fake" whenever someone posts a photo of space. with zero effort to debunk them.

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 01:29pm)

a slinky is not extended, your ability to change something is not a factor

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 28 2019 09:28am)

DODGE.

is that a spring or not.

don't dodge.

https://cdn.instructables.com/F57/9HK8/5A1EYYMWIUU/F579HK85A1EYYMWIUU.LARGE.jpg

spring? not spring?

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 02:31pm)

I would saw that 100% looks like a spring

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 01:31pm)

I would saw that 100% looks like a spring

Quote (Surfpunk @ Jun 28 2019 09:32am)

But it's not extended. And it's lying flat. And I could change it by putting my fingers in the loops on each end and pulling in opposite directions.

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 28 2019 09:34am)

another dodge.

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 02:39pm)

So try to move the bottom of that spring without moving the top, see how the steel coils are rigid while compressed? Does a slinky do that?