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So you read Wikipedia and are now passing yourself of as Stephen Hawkings? Why would someone in IT need or want ot be able to recite these laws, absolutely of no use.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostNo it's the 2nd. Honestly you people. The higher energy state in the heat is seeking an equilibrium with that of the cold outside, i.e. a higher state of entropy or the loss of ability to do work.
If the cold was getting in the fridge would be out of business!
Look if you still don't get it, I can't help you. Stick to IT.Comment
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But lack of heat would be -237°C, and even if it's freezing outside, it's nowhere near that cold.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThe correct parallel is that dark is lack of light.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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He can't even work out his tax bill or figure out that his leccie bill is dear for a one-bed apartment. So he has to pretend to be clever somehow.Originally posted by russell View PostSo you read Wikipedia and are now passing yourself of as Stephen Hawkings? Why would someone in IT need or want ot be able to recite these laws, absolutely of no use.Hard Brexit now!
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quickest source I could find for a quote was wiki.Originally posted by russell View PostSo you read Wikipedia and are now passing yourself of as Stephen Hawkings? Why would someone in IT need or want ot be able to recite these laws, absolutely of no use.
I'm no Hawking's, better, I'm an Engineer.
It's a good question, a question that could be asked a million times considering the drivel posted on here."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostI'm no Hawking's, better, I'm an Engineer.
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There really isn't a limit to the depth of your stupidity is there?Hard Brexit now!
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That would be a complete lack of heat.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostBut lack of heat would be -237°C, and even if it's freezing outside, it's nowhere near that cold.Comment
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Stupidity is just a lack of intelligence. If he has no intelligence then he is completely stupid. Ergo there must be a limit to his stupidity. Of course you may see that stupidity is a curve that tends towards zero intelligence, but even in this case there is a limit, even if it can never be reached. However, I am but a humble arts graduate so please excuse any basic errors in my analogy.Originally posted by sasguru View Post

There really isn't a limit to the depth of your stupidity is there?Comment
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If that law states "everything turns to sh!te" then yes.Originally posted by Ticktock View PostSo you're saying that Suity's contracts follow the 2nd law of thermodynamics?Comment
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It is a form of entropy or perhaps osmosis. Get a tulipe BA in and the tulipeness will tend to equalise throughout the project.Originally posted by Churchill View PostIf that law states "everything turns to sh!te" then yes.Comment
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