real life wrote:Vengoropatubus wrote:real life wrote:blatham wrote:There is an invisible, undetectable pink dwarf sitting on my shoulder
If undetectable, how did you detect it?
If invisible, how is it pink?
He knows it's there because it's the simplest explanation for the weight he feels on his shoulders.
As far as how it can be pink, that all depends on what it's invisible to. If it does interact with photons on some interval, we might reasonably assume that since sound and music both have something to do with wave phenomena, the musical concept of an octave exists with light too, in that any two frequencies that are related by a factor of two may be interpreted as the same note or color, depending on the context. It's just too bad that human sight only ranges from 380nm to 750nm wavelengths, comprising almost the entirety of an "octave".
If he detects a 'weight' on his shoulder, then his statement that it is 'undetectable' is incorrect.
For him to know it is 'pink' , it would have to reflect visible light. But he said it's 'invisible'.
I only mention this because he appealed to 'intellectual consistency' when he demanded a place in the science curriculum.
As I stated earlier, these truths of Rabbit were revealed to me personally in the deep desert at night and shall soon be transcribed, His Hand guiding my feeble and error-prone mortal appendage so as to deliver His Words.
By the way, real life, I was wondering...how big is your God?
Please also describe how it is you can measure this? Thanks.
blatham wrote:real life wrote:Vengoropatubus wrote:real life wrote:blatham wrote:There is an invisible, undetectable pink dwarf sitting on my shoulder
If undetectable, how did you detect it?
If invisible, how is it pink?
He knows it's there because it's the simplest explanation for the weight he feels on his shoulders.
As far as how it can be pink, that all depends on what it's invisible to. If it does interact with photons on some interval, we might reasonably assume that since sound and music both have something to do with wave phenomena, the musical concept of an octave exists with light too, in that any two frequencies that are related by a factor of two may be interpreted as the same note or color, depending on the context. It's just too bad that human sight only ranges from 380nm to 750nm wavelengths, comprising almost the entirety of an "octave".
If he detects a 'weight' on his shoulder, then his statement that it is 'undetectable' is incorrect.
For him to know it is 'pink' , it would have to reflect visible light. But he said it's 'invisible'.
I only mention this because he appealed to 'intellectual consistency' when he demanded a place in the science curriculum.
As I stated earlier, these truths of Rabbit were revealed to me personally in the deep desert at night and shall soon be transcribed, His Hand guiding my feeble and error-prone mortal appendage so as to deliver His Words.
By the way, real life, I was wondering...how big is your God?
You are asking about physical measurement?
Probably an irrelevant question. Kinda like 'what does sound taste like?'
blatham wrote:Please also describe how it is you can measure this? Thanks.
I don't think I said I could. Why?
real life wrote:blatham wrote:real life wrote:Vengoropatubus wrote:real life wrote:blatham wrote:There is an invisible, undetectable pink dwarf sitting on my shoulder
If undetectable, how did you detect it?
If invisible, how is it pink?
He knows it's there because it's the simplest explanation for the weight he feels on his shoulders.
As far as how it can be pink, that all depends on what it's invisible to. If it does interact with photons on some interval, we might reasonably assume that since sound and music both have something to do with wave phenomena, the musical concept of an octave exists with light too, in that any two frequencies that are related by a factor of two may be interpreted as the same note or color, depending on the context. It's just too bad that human sight only ranges from 380nm to 750nm wavelengths, comprising almost the entirety of an "octave".
If he detects a 'weight' on his shoulder, then his statement that it is 'undetectable' is incorrect.
For him to know it is 'pink' , it would have to reflect visible light. But he said it's 'invisible'.
I only mention this because he appealed to 'intellectual consistency' when he demanded a place in the science curriculum.
As I stated earlier, these truths of Rabbit were revealed to me personally in the deep desert at night and shall soon be transcribed, His Hand guiding my feeble and error-prone mortal appendage so as to deliver His Words.
By the way, real life, I was wondering...how big is your God?
You are asking about physical measurement?
Probably an irrelevant question. Kinda like 'what does sound taste like?'
blatham wrote:Please also describe how it is you can measure this? Thanks.
I don't think I said I could. Why?
I suppose you didn't say you could measure God.
So, let me ask a different question as we continue on in this dialogue about Pink Rabbits and Gods (color unknown).
Would God, as you conceive of Him, have physical dimension or mass or wavelength or would He 'stand outside' the physical universe, not part of it?
