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Ceramics are very susceptible to cracking from heat differences. Applying coolant when it's running this hot could cause them to literally explode from the thermal shock. Ceramics are also much better at handling the temperature than carbide or high speed steel. They've got much lower thermal ...

It can exist, but not in a manner that can be readily perceived or conceptualized by us. Think about it this way. To us, who are used to living in a 3d world, 0, 1, and 2 dimensional objects don't make sense. They have zero volume, and thus can't exist. To a four-dimensional being, however, 3...

The Kara no Kyoukai OST was written by Yuki Kajiura, the same person who wrote the Xenosaga 3 OST. Check it out, you'd like it if you like this.

Thanks for uploading this. It has excellent quality. And I must say, the show is wonderful, too. I'm just a couple episodes in, but liking it immensely. "Darn potato" has got to be the best line in any format, ever. This is probably my favorite OP I've seen.

Thanks again!

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It was quite possibly a reference to the traditional Japanese education system. They have a saying: "The nail which sticks up must be beaten down." He could be marking them for conformity. Either of your theories could be correct, as well. Or none of them. The thing about int...

Yeah, it can collapse like that. Think about how much empty space is in a building like that. If you eliminate all that space, you don't actually end up with that much material. What happened in the World Trade Center was that the plane hit at an angle, wiping out several floors and the suppor...

How can a song with one word (lan) repeated over and over be so damn creepy and beautiful at the same time? Seriously. It's a great peace, but just so weird.

Not very impressive. It's obviously choreographed, and hasn't been practiced very well, either. They wait for the opponents to finish their moves before attempting to counter attack.

I find this hilarious. And I find it horrible that I find this hilarious. Seriously.

It's satirical. He's using reductio ad absurdum and the strawman argument to show that religion (or at least its more radical believers' claims) is absurd. It's supposed to be funny. He doesn't believe any of this.

This video shows the definition of "collateral damage". Damn, that attack is strong.

I want one.