questions without answers

how do calculators work? i mean they know everything!! one day ill prove them wrong...(im awaiting the moment where i type in 1+1 and it tells me its 3)

if a person is color blind or something like it, and for some reason, everything that is green to non color blind people is red to them, then wouldnt they think of red as green, and keep going like that for the rest of their life? i had a long discussion about this with my brother, and i dont understand...i still win though, cause i said so...

which organ is more important? the heart, or the brain? i just dont know...

and i had one more but i forgot it...



if anybody knows the answers, seriously, please tell me, because i wonder about these things every day, and i just wanna knooooowww or else ill be tortured forever from not knowing...

we could discuss it and everything, but seriously

 

I put 1+1 in a calculator once and it said 12. o.0

 

How can this be called intelligent discussion ? =P.

The colour blind would think of it as green until someone told them that it was red, or they can know that green = red.

And most questions with impossible answers are supposed to stay that way xD They are impossible for a reason.

 

but there has to be answers to those questions, cause atleast somebody should know how a calculator works...

lol it was either here or the spam zone and i thought here would be better.

i seriously just would like to discuss that, as weird as that sounds, cause im always thinking about that stuff lol

 

It's because the human mankind havn't developed enough yet, to be able to answer the impossible.

We have an anything else section ~~

I still don't see how it's called intelligent xD

(okay maybe some if it is).

 

A calculator, like any computer, is a series of on off switches. This is where binary comes from. Yes and no, black and white etc. So it gets the numbers and runs checks on them, millions of calculations a second, until it gets an answer. Then a current is passed through the Liquid Crystal display showing darker patches which display the answer. :) Detailed enough for ya? And that was all off of the top of my head btw.

 

wow, thanks...your smart:D but how does it make calculations? jk :p science is too much for me my brain hurts lol

 

Ummm...I'm pretty sure the brain is more important. It tells the heart to beat (subconsciously) does it not?

 

Yes but the heart pumps blood to the brain. They are equally the same. Every vital organ is just as important as the next so there is no most important organ.

Like somebody else said it's until somebody who isn't color blind tells them. So really your brother was right. I'm just assuming you said they would never know.

 

This isn't really intelligent discussion. These are things that just make you go "hmmmm".

The person who is colour blind lives with that fact. The heart and brain function together in a system despite the heart having a pace maker and beating independently of the brains overall "control", the brain only alters certain aspects that the heart is a part of.

 

Oh...good point. I totally overlooked that.

In that case, I don't have an answer for any of those. -.-

 

Oh no....RUN AWAY!
*goes into anti-political mode!*
Well,man,It's a way for the government to think they're in control.By creating a machine that could do the most insane of problems,they're trying to make you think they can do anything,thus making into into a corporate slum!
*turns back into lazy nut*
Jesus.....I hate it when that happens! lol

 

They really need to make a conspiracy theory forum. And did you have too much rum? See I'm trying to get off topic so this thread will get closed.

 

Roxma,you know me so well.:)

 

i think the colorblind person would just not know what green looked like. ppl would probably tell him/her that its not red theyre seeing, but green, but theyd have no idea. theyd probably start asking about red-looking things.

most important organ is the brain [in my opinion] because its where the nerves to make ur heart beat in the first place exist. plus u die faster if ur shot in the head than in the heart [takes 4 minutes for ur brain to start dying]

 

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um xD i think it probably does, because i cant believe a program can make itself have an infinite number of levels.

unless they make it an infinite loop or something xP

interesting question xD go tetris

 

Pretty sure it doesn't have a final level. I'm sure it has a formula that will increase the speed of the blocks limitlessly until it's virtually impossible to play normally--and thus you fail.. and lose.

I also think the brain is more important, for the same reason as libregkd's. You can never get a transplant for a brain, and as such it's one of the most (if not 'the most') unique part of the human body.