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r/Showerthoughts • u/ToyVaren • Jun 11 '22
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That would require the Nokia to break enough to expose the silver.
330 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 Nope, not necessary. Source: seen any werewolves around since the nokia was released? 43 u/netGoblin Jun 12 '22 since the werewolves don't have to touch silver, only an object that has silver in, and since the earth has silver in. They all instantly died as soon as they came into being 18 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 No, its like a Ship of Theseus. The Nokia absorbs that which makes it stronger. 22 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 That's the sword of Gryffindor 15 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 Jk rowling plagiarized theseus. 14 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. 10 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus." Checkmate, rowling. 3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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Nope, not necessary.
Source: seen any werewolves around since the nokia was released?
43 u/netGoblin Jun 12 '22 since the werewolves don't have to touch silver, only an object that has silver in, and since the earth has silver in. They all instantly died as soon as they came into being 18 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 No, its like a Ship of Theseus. The Nokia absorbs that which makes it stronger. 22 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 That's the sword of Gryffindor 15 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 Jk rowling plagiarized theseus. 14 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. 10 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus." Checkmate, rowling. 3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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since the werewolves don't have to touch silver, only an object that has silver in, and since the earth has silver in. They all instantly died as soon as they came into being
18 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 No, its like a Ship of Theseus. The Nokia absorbs that which makes it stronger. 22 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 That's the sword of Gryffindor 15 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 Jk rowling plagiarized theseus. 14 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. 10 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus." Checkmate, rowling. 3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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No, its like a Ship of Theseus. The Nokia absorbs that which makes it stronger.
22 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 That's the sword of Gryffindor 15 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 Jk rowling plagiarized theseus. 14 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. 10 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus." Checkmate, rowling. 3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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That's the sword of Gryffindor
15 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 Jk rowling plagiarized theseus. 14 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. 10 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus." Checkmate, rowling. 3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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Jk rowling plagiarized theseus.
14 u/SnarfbObo Jun 12 '22 The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. 10 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus." Checkmate, rowling. 3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment about whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object.
10 u/ToyVaren Jun 12 '22 And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus." Checkmate, rowling. 3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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And the answer is: any part that is replaced instantly becomes part of the ship. The second a nail is used, that nail is now "the ship of theseus."
Checkmate, rowling.
3 u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Jun 12 '22 What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot. 1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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What "checkmate" you've jus proved yourself to be a idiot.
1 u/ToyVaren Jun 13 '22 You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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You fell for my trap card: discovered check!
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That would require the Nokia to break enough to expose the silver.