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Yeah that's right, keep em guessing
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Are they spinning left or right!?
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Flakey posted:Are they spinning left or right!? Neither. "Left" and "right" are ambiguous terms when referring to rotational motion. They are spinning counterclockwise.
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Clockwise and counterclockwise are ambiguous too depending on the position you're looking from when you think about it
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Karate Bastard posted:Yeah that's right, keep em guessing Gender reveal party but it's just spinning a big Price Is Right wheel. mystes posted:Clockwise and counterclockwise are ambiguous too depending on the position you're looking from when you think about it Is that why I keep loving up the Right Hand Rule, by imaging myself standing behind the screw facing out?
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Takes No Damage posted:Gender reveal party but it's just spinning a big Price Is Right wheel. Screws don't have hands you moron, you imbecile
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sebmojo posted:Screws don't have hands you moron, you imbecile
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mystes posted:Clockwise and counterclockwise are ambiguous too depending on the position you're looking from when you think about it
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Hey guys how come mirrors only reflect left and right, but not up and down? Ok, bye.
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Fish Appreciator posted:Hey guys how come mirrors only reflect left and right, but not up and down?
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Fish Appreciator posted:Hey guys how come mirrors only reflect left and right, but not up and down?  E: sources are telling me that mirrors don't reflect right/left either. They only reflect front/back. Leon Sumbitches has a new favorite as of 00:46 on Jan 10, 2024 |
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Fish Appreciator posted:Hey guys how come mirrors only reflect left and right, but not up and down? serious answer, because it's a common enough confusion that I'm sure at least one person reading this thread is suddenly having their mind blown: flat mirrors DON'T reflect left and right, they reflect in and out. Face a mirror and point to the left, and your reflection will point in the same direction as you. Point forward, and your reflection will point the opposite direction as you. Since "left" and "right" are defined relative to the facing of the speaker/subject, and that facing has been reversed, your left is the same as your reflection's right. edit: beaten by an edit, that's cheating
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Fuckin' mirrors, how do they work? and i don't wanna hear from a scientist
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Look at these weirdos who have never rotated a mirror lol
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I went to the Twist Museum here in London last year and they have a mirror that reflects you accurately somehow Looking at other people in it is fine, but looking at yourself utterly fucks you up Oh, it also rotates at intervals. With your accurate reflection rotating with it
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3D Megadoodoo posted:That was only 1½rd best. The best was if those fake undershirt sleeves were actually skin-coloured fake tattoo sleeves. The best was the brown hoodie I owned that had a fake "undershirt" so there was like an extra inch of fake checkered shirt at the bottom of the thing like whoops my shirt is longer than my hoodie
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Sounds like some people don't have mirrors on the ceiling over their bed. So you can watch yourself eating doritos.
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I looked in one of these once. Result, significantly less attractive than I thought  
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Splicer posted:Screws and snitches Formerly Chuck’s
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Amphigory posted:I went to the Twist Museum here in London last year and they have a mirror that reflects you accurately somehow
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FFT posted:The simplest way is two mirrors set at 90° to each other so you're essentially seeing a second reflection. Turn on your second monitor
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This just reminds me of Andy Griffith's nickel.
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mystes posted:Clockwise and counterclockwise are ambiguous too depending on the position you're looking from when you think about it Just don't think about it. Problem solved.
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Okay time to settle this once and for all right here in the most appropriate place. I've seen people press that button a million times and it never made the door close faster. It seems to me like the door closes a set amount of time after opening ot the last triggering of the sensor, and the button does nothing. Or maybe they are just decorative in Europe or someting?
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burexas.irom posted:Okay time to settle this once and for all right here in the most appropriate place. The buttons are broken, op.
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burexas.irom posted:Okay time to settle this once and for all right here in the most appropriate place. They can be set differently so it's gonna depend on the specific elevator OP.
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burexas.irom posted:Okay time to settle this once and for all right here in the most appropriate place. If they don't appear to do anything on elevators where you are they presumably aren't doing anything.
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burexas.irom posted:Okay time to settle this once and for all right here in the most appropriate place. in the US at least, the buttons are disabled nearly all the time. The duration that an elevator must stay open is part of the rules established for the Americans with disabilities act: quote:Doors must remain fully open for at least three seconds btw, in Japan the buttons work.
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That's not my experience with door close buttons in the US, and it's not an ADA requirement that they don't work. ADA requires that doors default to staying open for a long enough time for someone with movement disabilities to get on/off. There's no requirement that a person can't be allowed to actively ask for the door to close earlier, and that wouldn't make sense as an accommodation for anyone.
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"Open Door" buttons almost always actually work. "Close Door" buttons are like thermostat controls in office buildings. Is it actually connected, or is it just there to make you feel like you have agency?
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Kolechia, Arstotzka -- both pathetic in face of glorious Cobrastan!
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burexas.irom posted:Okay time to settle this once and for all right here in the most appropriate place.
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The point of the door close button is to give you the ability to save face "Ohh dang in pressing the door open button *wink* it's not working sorry "
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It's like the buttons at pedestrian crossings. Usually just for show to make you feel like you're doing something.
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What the gently caress, Applerankings.com gives Pink Lady a glowing hyper-positive review. What the hell is wrong with the world.
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