brookpederson
Prairie Lumberjack
If a tree falls in the forest and know one is around to hear it does it make a sound?? :msp_tongue:
Oldest question in tha book!
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Yes. In order to prove that a said tree actually fell in the forest there must have been someone to hear the sound, or how wood we know that it fell? even if someone came along afterwards its value screams from the ground, "take me".
Well, it is said that no one would hear you scream in space...but wouldn't you hear yourself? Air is not the only medium that transmits sound.
I would have thought the "oldest question in the book" would be, "How much?"
That’s the oldest PROFESSIONAL question. There were many amateur questions prior to that.I would have thought the "oldest question in the book" would be, "How much?"
When it concerns a man and a woman will the man still be wrong regardless of the woman hearing the tree or not?
It would still make a sound, there just wouldn't be anyone there to hear it.
If a man speaks in the woods & there's no woman around to hear him... is he still wrong?
I thought it was chicken or the egg.If a tree falls in the forest and know one is around to hear it does it make a sound?? :msp_tongue:
That one is easily solved.
Unfertilized chicken eggs are also called chicken eggs.
So they are called after the mother, and not after the chick.
So the bird that was in the evolutionary tree aaaaaaaaalmost a chicken laid and egg, which was an aaaaaaalmost-chicken-egg. From that egg hatched the first chicken.
So the chicken came first
Nope the rooster did ....That one is easily solved.
Unfertilized chicken eggs are also called chicken eggs.
So they are called after the mother, and not after the chick.
So the bird that was in the evolutionary tree aaaaaaaaalmost a chicken laid and egg, which was an aaaaaaalmost-chicken-egg. From that egg hatched the first chicken.
So the chicken came first
