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It’s probably also worth pointing out that the Nobel laureate was arguing from squashed’s position, not correlationstonone’s. Interestingly, C2N’s argument is not invalidated by the research. I was just pointing out a bit of trivia. Also, I happened to be discussing the research with a professor yesterday and used the rocket scientist vs. burger flipper example. Our discussion followed much the same course as the squashed-C2N conversation, except we were a little geekier about it (“and it’s rather obvious that this friction constant is not constant. The implications of nonlinearity …”).

It’s probably also worth pointing out that the Nobel laureate was arguing from squashed’s position, not correlationstonone’s. Interestingly, C2N’s argument is not invalidated by the research. I was just pointing out a bit of trivia. Also, I happened to be discussing the research with a professor yesterday and used the rocket scientist vs. burger flipper example. Our discussion followed much the same course as the squashed-C2N conversation, except we were a little geekier about it (“and it’s rather obvious that this friction constant is not constant. The implications of nonlinearity …”).

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