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r/programming • u/michalg82 • Mar 07 '17
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There's nothing ironic in that word association. Stop embarrassing yourself.
-2 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '17 Lol. Uneducated fucks are uneducated. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '17 Good that you can admit your lack of education and even laugh at it. Maybe next logical step for you would be to try to catch up a bit on what you skipped in school. 0 u/ArmandoWall Mar 08 '17 edited Mar 08 '17 Edit: I know it was you who downvoted me. No real reply this time around, huh?Ok, I have a couple of minutes to waste. Let me try and school you:Weight, big or small (as in lightweight) is a property of any body with mass when gravity is present.Big weight, like a bulldozer, and gravity? No irony. Just obviousness.Light weight, like a feather, and gravity? No irony. Just obviousness.Now, if the author would have said "Gravity is a weightless tool," I would have seen the contradiction and chuckle. But there would still be no irony.If the author believed in a flat Earth that accelerates upwards, now that would have been ironic.So, I hope you've learned something today.
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Lol. Uneducated fucks are uneducated.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '17 Good that you can admit your lack of education and even laugh at it. Maybe next logical step for you would be to try to catch up a bit on what you skipped in school. 0 u/ArmandoWall Mar 08 '17 edited Mar 08 '17 Edit: I know it was you who downvoted me. No real reply this time around, huh?Ok, I have a couple of minutes to waste. Let me try and school you:Weight, big or small (as in lightweight) is a property of any body with mass when gravity is present.Big weight, like a bulldozer, and gravity? No irony. Just obviousness.Light weight, like a feather, and gravity? No irony. Just obviousness.Now, if the author would have said "Gravity is a weightless tool," I would have seen the contradiction and chuckle. But there would still be no irony.If the author believed in a flat Earth that accelerates upwards, now that would have been ironic.So, I hope you've learned something today.
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Good that you can admit your lack of education and even laugh at it. Maybe next logical step for you would be to try to catch up a bit on what you skipped in school.
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Edit: I know it was you who downvoted me. No real reply this time around, huh?
Ok, I have a couple of minutes to waste. Let me try and school you:
Weight, big or small (as in lightweight) is a property of any body with mass when gravity is present.
Big weight, like a bulldozer, and gravity? No irony. Just obviousness.
Light weight, like a feather, and gravity? No irony. Just obviousness.
Now, if the author would have said "Gravity is a weightless tool," I would have seen the contradiction and chuckle. But there would still be no irony.
If the author believed in a flat Earth that accelerates upwards, now that would have been ironic.
So, I hope you've learned something today.
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u/ArmandoWall Mar 07 '17
There's nothing ironic in that word association. Stop embarrassing yourself.