Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 03:47pm)

that video shows the slinky extended and not as its intended, the horizontal thing was to just try yo get you to realize that your manipulated it is actually changing it to fit your begging the question fallacy, that you're also unaware of.

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 28 2019 11:44am)

1. you quoted the same post of mine twice. aka double post.

2. you dont know which keys are which without the labels?

3. why does being horizontal matter in a slinky being a spring

4. see video above.

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 04:27pm)

hold a slinky in both hands by the ends - in like a U-shape

is it returning to its original shape - anyone who claims a slinky is a spring is a squirrel

Santara debunks Santara

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 03:56pm)

1. you're allowed to edit posts - i'm not - your assertion was based on ignorance

2. Mostly - but im a bad typer and if i get my finger position wrong, it's really more of your issue that triggers you

3 Horizontal means like leave it fivking alone and stop playing with it, like just place it a table and stop imposing your impulsiveness, relax

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 28 2019 11:52am)

like not as intended by the instruction manual? or?

it's a problem to stretch the slinky out and then make it do a wave motion? or?

as you can see at the end of this original 1960s commercial not only was it the "intended purpose" but they also made a line of pull toys using that horizontal slinky springiness. click to the end to see!

[VIDEO]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZL6RGkPjws[/VIDEO]

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 04:02pm)

thanks for showing the slinky not returning the work you put in

also - put either ends on a table - why does in not return to its original form?

Oh thats right - its not an actual spring

sorry you're triggered by learning something you should have 40 years ago

Quote (Santara @ Jun 28 2019 11:56am)

If you're holding onto both ends, you're still applying tension to the spring, so it won't return to its original shape. It's still a spring.

Quote (card_sultan @ Jun 28 2019 05:06pm)

put both ends on a horizontal table, it does not return to its original state

it doesn't fit the definition of a spring, only your begging the question make you think your assertion is correct

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 28 2019 12:04pm)

no-spring to see here folks

https://66.media.tumblr.com/a3bee16208ba6be5f8bb23eb18e8a241/tumblr_p2dr84RWjn1rpduwho1_500.gif



the tail doesnt return to the compressed position when extended. got it. just another NASA video.

Quote (Santara @ Jun 28 2019 12:09pm)

You don't know what begging the question actually means. You still haven't posted your dictionary source.