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Arash

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Parallel Universes 

For all those who think that Paco is the best guitarist in the "world" and that you will never be as good as him, no matter how long you practice,,,,,,,,i have some good news: there might be a glimmer of hope that there could be another world in which YOU are the Flamenco Guitar God


part1:



part2:



part3:



part4:



part5:



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GuitarVlog

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

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ORIGINAL: Arash
... there might be a glimmer of hope that there could be another world in which YOU are the Flamenco Guitar God


Though the odds are still likely that we would be struggling aficionados.


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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 25 2009 5:47:56
 
Jim Opfer

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

Hi Arash,

I was going to post about this but was embarrassed because I couldn't spell parrrallell.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 25 2009 9:45:04
 
Arash

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Jim Opfer

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ORIGINAL: Jim Opfer

Hi Arash,

I was going to post about this but was embarrassed because I couldn't spell parrrallell.


Hey Jim....Haha ...well, if its any comfort to you, i checked the word "parallel" in the online dictionary i sometimes use, just to be on the safe side , before posting ...... i think i would have done it also with the word "embarrassed" which you used too LoL

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 25 2009 16:23:19
 
Jan Willem

 

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

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i think i would have done it also with the word "embarrassed" which you used too LoL




With every scientific breaktrough on that field, the human race seems less and less relevant.
Yet we and our planet are relevant right?
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 26 2009 1:23:12
 
at_leo_87

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

i love this stuff. thanks for sharing!

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 26 2009 1:41:35
 
Jim Opfer

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

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i think i would have done it also with the word "embarrassed" which you used too LoL


Ha! If I'm ever in doubt about a word having one 'L' or two 'S'..etc. I always put in one more just to be safe.
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Ricardo

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

Thanks for that, but that information, or theory rather, has been around for many years. No new info there... testing string theory requires energies beyond that capable by humans for now, or perhaps EVER or anyone else existing in this little universe... therefore theories like these will remain forever trapped as abstract complex mathematical hypothesis. Guth was like "yeah we can make a universe in the lab that will cut off from ours and be unobservable and grow exponentially...". WTF

Meanwhile, back to reality, I am patiently waiting for data to be collected by the LHC, and studied over the next few years. That will be interesting with some concrete info resulting in some answers as well as new questions.

Ricardo

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 26 2009 14:34:18
 
Maissam

 

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Ricardo

These guys have really overlooked the possibility of PERPENDICULAR universes. That would really be more useful if you think about it. Then we could go from one to the other. Parallel is super lame...
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 26 2009 16:30:14
 
Jim Opfer

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Maissam

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PERPENDICULAR universes. That would really be more useful if you think about it. Then we could go from one to the other. Parallel is super lame...


Problem with that is we'd all end up going there without wanting to.

'I'm just away down to the shops, back in 5 minutes'

Little did he know a perpendicular universe was just about to float past the bottom end of his road....Yikes!
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 28 2009 4:04:58
 
Arash

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Ricardo

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ORIGINAL: Ricardo

Meanwhile, back to reality, I am patiently waiting for data to be collected by the LHC, and studied over the next few years. That will be interesting with some concrete info resulting in some answers as well as new questions.

Ricardo


lets hope that they can fix all the problems soon (since last year it is out of order)
because of some cooling problem and it will start again soonest Sep. 2009.

Did you know that there were lawsuits against it?
Some "scientists" were/are afraid that it could create a small black hole, consuming the whole planet.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,342854,00.html

http://www.lhcdefense.org/


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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 28 2009 8:09:35
 
Arash

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Maissam

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ORIGINAL: Maissam

These guys have really overlooked the possibility of PERPENDICULAR universes. That would really be more useful if you think about it. Then we could go from one to the other. Parallel is super lame...


Beam me up Scotty!

For everyone who would like to know what Maissam prefers, here is a description:

A number of consequences over the people living in perpendicular universes.

* They can live only on the top side of a given planet, else they might fall. If the planet is revolving around itself, they have to move fast enough to keep always on the top.
* People crawl instead of walking.
* Only very drunk people are actually able to stand and walk, due to the disorientating effects of alcohol.
* Tables and chairs are usually installed on the walls of the houses, and the doors are more wide than tall.
* Space travel is much easier going down than going up.
* Rain does not fall from the skies to the ground, but orbitates around the planet until it hits something (or someone). Drunk people know how to use this to their advantage.
* Spitting contests have been forbidden in all the worlds where creatures possess buccal orifices and saliva.
* Elected representatives are not left-wingers or right-wingers, but top-wingers or bottom-wingers. Sadly enough, they're not smarter than the ones in ordinary universes.

Source: Wikipedia of course


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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 28 2009 8:32:04
 
Ron.M

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Ricardo

Once they fix the LHC I wonder if it would be possible to accelerate two CEOs from the Banking world up to almost the speed of light, smash them together, thus sending them into a Parallel Universe, their pockets stuffed with dodgy securities and toxic assets, which they would sell there and return with $50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 of hard cash and save the World economy?

(And receive a huge bonus for their effort of course!)

If the experiment fails, then we just learn from experience, get another two and try again.

Science should be fun for all and this project would stimulate new interest surely?

cheers,

Ron
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 28 2009 12:42:06
 
Arash

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Ron.M

The basic idea is good Ron. But its too sophisticated and i dont like the idea that they
will come back and the bonuses.

Here is a more simple but effective solution with the advantage, that such a Crisis will
never ever happen again:

How about just gathering up all those CEOs (plus all other wall street gamblers),
disposses all their property (which would be even more than $50000000000000000000),
then create a little black hole with the HLC and send them all in to that hole!

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 28 2009 13:07:15
 
Ron.M

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

No need to send them in, Arash.

Just mark a big envelope with the word "BONUS" and chuck it in.

They'll be crawling all over each other to get in the hole first!

cheers,

Ron
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Ricardo

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Jim Opfer

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ORIGINAL: Jim Opfer

quote:

PERPENDICULAR universes. That would really be more useful if you think about it. Then we could go from one to the other. Parallel is super lame...


Problem with that is we'd all end up going there without wanting to.

'I'm just away down to the shops, back in 5 minutes'

Little did he know a perpendicular universe was just about to float past the bottom end of his road....Yikes!


looks like it already happend to this guy trying to fix his leaky faucet.




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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 30 2009 10:38:16
 
gato

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

I like the idea in the name, 'Trans World Airlines!' but then again I like the idea some hippies had in the Sixties whole lot better, 'Trans Love Airlines!' and love is free isn't it? We can all do for some flying to another planet! Well, in bed anyway, or how about on the road or in the bushes??? Any one have a better idea about a parallel universe I can actually use?
Gary



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Maissam

 

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Ricardo

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"scientists cannot discount it"..i love it! scientists also can't discount the possibility of me playing bulerias in a gravitational field so strong that it slows down time so that 250 bpm for you is a mere 140 bpm for me. imagine how fast my picados will seem to you...this may be a more realistic approach for some of us to playing picado as fast as paco
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gj Michelob

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

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there could be another world in which YOU are the Flamenco Guitar God


'ever heard of heaven? It is an aged and perhaps obsolete theory, not discounted by scientists, and a dream needed desperately by some to fall asleep to.

Someone ingeniously wrote “if there weren’t one, we’d have to invent it”

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gato

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to gj Michelob

gj, I have heard the flip side of that one. That is that though people do not believe in God, (and we don't have to at all,) does God believe in us and that we exist? Does he care, or are we not worthy of his presence simply by our flaws and he doesn't have the time for what he considers the one key element in creation that only uses his creation for our own personal gain, only to keep one another Godless, amongst the very wrath of the human condition, which is ignorance, or lack of education on the matter? I don't care what people think, but I know that you shouldn't second guess God.

The deeper you delve in to the mysteries of Science, the more reasonable belief in a higher being becomes. That is no mystery, and a belief widely held by most Scientists, Doctors, Physicists, theorists and the like. So now I'm the one in question, well, I don't care about that either! And I don't make the rules, I only just do what I want.

Gary

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 30 2009 22:34:57
 
Jim Opfer

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Ricardo

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looks like it already happend to this guy trying to fix his leaky faucet.


Ha!... Nice find Ricardo.
Makes me think, what a coincidence, bumping into yourself.
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duwen

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to Arash

so you cant be in two at same time?

oh well, gotta carry on being a loser then
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at_leo_87

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RE: Parallel Universes (in reply to duwen

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so you cant be in two at same time?

if i could have a twin from another universe, i'd make him work all day while i stayed home and practice guitar.

also, i would steal whatever girlfriends he may pick up.

if that video was true, wouldn't his tattoo be more faded?

i'm going to go fix my sink. if my future self isn't filthy rich, wicked jacked, and has ten girlfriends, i'm going to kick his a$$.

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