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Peer Review: A1051192 - Nothing
Researcher 227777 Started conversation May 15, 2003
Entry: Nothing - A1051192
Author: Researcher 227777 - U227777
Nothing is a very strange thing indeed. Usually people think of nothing as white or black screen how ever nothing is an entirely clear plane that usually can't be imagined by human minds. In this sense space would be nothing if it didn't appear black and it didn't have any thing in it. You can create nothing by making a box [not a clear box]air tight and sucking all the air out of it.and making sure no light gets in. We can then assume there is noyhing because we can't see inside the box to asess that it is black, so there fo it is nothing.
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Dr Hell Posted May 15, 2003
There is already an Entry on that subject: A925805
Listen up new one: Hang around h2g2 for a while, look at some other Entries, and take a look at the Writing-Guidelines, and you will have a lot more of fun. Trust me.
HELL
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U195408 Posted May 16, 2003
Hey HELL long time no see.
This entry seems Identical to the one we agonised over several months ago - eerily familiar...
dave
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McKay The Disorganised Posted May 17, 2003
Though of course Schrodegger may have sneaked a cat in while you weren't looking.
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Dr Hell Posted May 19, 2003
Yah, yah... While we're at it: Y'all seen Atlantic_Cable's 'Schroedinger, Entanglement...' Entry? It's really nice, but I think it could need some more focus...
See you around...
HELL
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U195408 Posted May 29, 2003
Is there any way of verifiying that this is the same person who submitted the original nothing entry? That would be funny.
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Jimi X Posted May 29, 2003
Since the author's personal space is hidden and haven't posted in a week, what do we want to do with this one?
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U195408 Posted May 29, 2003
There's really only 1 answer to that question:
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There is only one thing worse than being Gosho, and that is not being Gosho Posted May 29, 2003
If that's a proposal to send it back to entry Jimi, consider it seconded.
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U195408 Posted May 30, 2003
I think an entry on nothing deserves to have nothing done to it. At least for a bit.
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J Posted Jun 3, 2003
Shouldn't this be out?
I really ought to learn how to do this some day, but for now I rely on the capable scouts to move entries around. Oh well, I'll learn
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J Posted Jun 3, 2003
I believe the scouts are responsible for moving entries from Peer Review to the Flea Market or back to the entry. Being a new scout, I find myself incapable of this procedure, and simply bumped the conversation so that older scouts might do it.
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U195408 Posted Jun 4, 2003
Ahh. Congrats on becoming a scout. You guys are shipping stuff to the flea market much faster these days ... good work!
dave
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J Posted Jun 4, 2003
Thanks for the congrats.
Disgruntled over your 'Executive Summary' entries 
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U195408 Posted Jun 17, 2003
You didn't like those? I thought they condensed those 12 page articles down nicely.
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Peer Review: A1051192 - Nothing
- 1: Researcher 227777 (May 15, 2003)
- 2: Dr Hell (May 15, 2003)
- 3: U195408 (May 16, 2003)
- 4: McKay The Disorganised (May 17, 2003)
- 5: U195408 (May 17, 2003)
- 6: Dr Hell (May 19, 2003)
- 7: U195408 (May 29, 2003)
- 8: Bob McBob (May 29, 2003)
- 9: Jimi X (May 29, 2003)
- 10: U195408 (May 29, 2003)
- 11: There is only one thing worse than being Gosho, and that is not being Gosho (May 29, 2003)
- 12: U195408 (May 30, 2003)
- 13: J (Jun 3, 2003)
- 14: U195408 (Jun 3, 2003)
- 15: J (Jun 3, 2003)
- 16: U195408 (Jun 4, 2003)
- 17: J (Jun 4, 2003)
- 18: U195408 (Jun 17, 2003)
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