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Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be?

Posted By: iwpg, on host 139.133.7.38
Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2004, at 04:24:38
In Reply To: Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? posted by Stephen on Monday, July 26, 2004, at 18:53:30:

> If time is stopped outside of you, how can you see? Presumably no light is moving, so what would be reaching your eyes? I suppose that as you moved, the light that was frozen immediately near you would hit your eyes, but you'd see it and then it'd go black, as nothing would come to take its place.

Relativity might cover it, with the whole "light travels at a constant speed" thing, but I'm not sure. Besides, since when does any discussion of super powers have to be scientificly accurate?

> Invisibility has a similar problem.

How so?

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Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? - Stephen - Tue, 7/27/2004, 17:34:51
- Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? - Don the Monkeyman - Wed, 7/28/2004, 10:23:49
  - Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? - Stephen - Wed, 7/28/2004, 17:13:09
    - Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? - Sam - Wed, 8/4/2004, 16:30:07
Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? - Grishny - Tue, 7/27/2004, 06:16:21
- Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? - Nyperold - Tue, 8/3/2004, 13:13:51
- Re: If you had a secret power, what would it be? - Howard - Tue, 7/27/2004, 14:27:56

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