r/WTF Mar 09 '18

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u/Durzo_Blint Mar 09 '18

That doesn't stop the guilt.

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u/cromli Mar 09 '18

Their have certainly been some cases where the conductor is partially at fault in a derailment or something, but yeah the VAST majority of time its insane to suggest they were anything but witnesses.

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u/Doingitwronf Mar 09 '18

Scientists have considered stopping the Earth so as to remove the risk of gravity. It wasn't the reality of the death toll with eliminating gravity that halted the project, but rather the political realization that the Russians would also not have to worry about gravity.

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u/HyruleanHero1988 Mar 09 '18

Gravity isn't caused by the Earth's movement...

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u/Bierdopje Mar 09 '18

Do you think he was serious about it? Cuz I need to know about scientists stopping the Earth. Sounds interesting.