04 Jul 16
Originally posted by HandyAndyBut what if posting in this thread is the most important thing I have to do? Which it isn't, but it fills voids.
Show the world you have more important things to do... by [b]not posting on this thread[/b]
In a short while my 13 year old son and I will go "four wheeling" on our ATV out on the trails through the state forest for hours and miles.
That's the most important thing I'll do today. Afterwards my wife will meet us by a lake where we will cook out and enjoy all the beauty of nature. Maybe take a hike on the nature trail or go swimming.
Oh! There's a text from my wife now! Life is good.
Originally posted by PonderableReally! I have never heard of this principle. Does it apply to metaphysics or just physics? or both? I suspect that it must. Also I wanted to ask you , is the PH of de-ionised water the same as the PH of distilled water, for I have searched for it and can find no definitive answer.
using the Einstein-Jossele principle you could count those 8 as up!
06 Jul 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe principle was devised by Ephraim Kishon an Iraeli Satirist. I could send you the link, but you would have to read German, since I don't know of an English Translation.... (I could provide it, but you would to deal with my Gerglish...
Really! I have never heard of this principle. Does it apply to metaphysics or just physics? or both? I suspect that it must. Also I wanted to ask you , is the PH of de-ionised water the same as the PH of distilled water, for I have searched for it and can find no definitive answer.
The pH of deionised and destilled water should be comparable (weak acidic, say 5.5 due to the Adsorption of CO2). The adjective describes just the way the Ions have been removed.
06 Jul 16
Originally posted by PonderableIraeli Satirist, what a cool name, but sadly i don't read German and it is probably too high brow for me even in English! Thankyou for the info on water it most helpful.
The principle was devised by Ephraim Kishon an Iraeli Satirist. I could send you the link, but you would have to read German, since I don't know of an English Translation.... (I could provide it, but you would to deal with my Gerglish...
The pH of deionised and destilled water should be comparable (weak acidic, say 5.5 due to the Adsorption of CO2). The adjective describes just the way the Ions have been removed.