replying on inverse square by ex0teric
15 May 2004, 10:44 AM
good point, thank you. The point was more that they are close enough to be the major attractive force on each other. I will work out an edit to make that more apparant later!
on At the door by fufuberry
14 May 2004, 2:56 AM
don't be sad. it's against the rules!
replying on inverse square by ex0teric
13 May 2004, 10:06 PM
Completely regardless of the validity of my poem, which really probably sucks anyway (though the one rating would indicate otherwise), this is the most entertained I've been in a while. Carry on.
replying on inverse square by ex0teric
13 May 2004, 10:03 PM
A) I like it
B) to remember that I have it.
B) to remember that I have it.
replying on inverse square by ex0teric
13 May 2004, 10:03 PM
Perhaps I am not remembering my high school physics correctly.
IIRC, gravity is inverse square -- as two things get closer, they will attract each other more, and get closer, and so on. If I am wrong, then this whole nice little metaphor of mine is moot! >.<;
IIRC, gravity is inverse square -- as two things get closer, they will attract each other more, and get closer, and so on. If I am wrong, then this whole nice little metaphor of mine is moot! >.<;