The reason why I'm rooting for the Panthers is because they have never won a superbowl, and the last time they made it to the superbowl was some time ago. :V
There's a reason why I think that we should start another "There's a reason why" chain on this profile post Philosophiqal. :V
Miku, it's the championship game of American football and the second-largest day for U.S. food consumption, after Thanksgiving Day (which is frankly pretty sad). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl
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Science Fact #6289: The number of "Striker_"s tagged on a post have a negative relationship with the average satisfaction regarding the post of all who have commented, if the relationship were graphed.
Physics Question of the Day #1:
If I have two objects of equal surface area but one has greater mass and I drop them through air so that at least one of them reaches terminal velocity, which one will hit the ground first if they are dropped simultaneously?
Men and women clearly distinguish between past and future. A sense of time is, however, not unique to humans or even animals. Organisms often have a kind of "internal clock," like plants which turn one way during the day and another at night. Time is an objective expression of the changing state of matter. This is revealed even by the way we talk about it. It is common to say that time "flows."
In fact, only material fluids can flow. The very choice of metaphor shows that time is inseparable from matter. It is not only a subjective thing. It is the way we express an actual process that exists in the physical world. Time is thus just an expression of the fact that all matter exists in a state of constant change.
A sense of rhythm underlies everything: the heart-beat of a human, the rhythms of speech, the movement of the stars and planets, the rise and fall of the tides, the alternations of the seasons. These are deeply engraved upon the human consciousness, not as arbitrary imaginings, but as real phenomena expressing a profound truth about the universe. Here human intuition is not in error.
Time is a way of expressing change of state and motion which are inseparable features of matter in all its forms. In language we have tense, future, present and past. This colossal conquest of the mind enabled humankind to free itself from the slavery of the moment, to rise above the concrete situation and be "present," not just in the here and now, but in the past and the future, at least in the mind.
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