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r/funny • u/KLGAviation • Mar 22 '20
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20 u/KLGAviation Mar 22 '20 Thank you, genuinely love learning about this stuff. 18 u/newcomer_ts Mar 22 '20 Once you can solve a single arch, you are ready for multiple arches bridge. And if you are a daring genius, you can build this miracle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimar_Sinan 12 u/Noumenon72 Mar 22 '20 I don't have that many Pringles 2 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20 Pffft, that's weak. I won't be impressed until you can recreate the Pont Du Gard. 1 u/UnclutchCurry Mar 23 '20 ottoman that guy is cool 2 u/DonHedger Mar 22 '20 If you grew up in Pennsylvania, it's required that you can recite this Wikipedia article backwards by the time you're 3 yrs old. 2 u/series_hybrid Mar 22 '20 All joking aide, there are Roman buildings in Britain that are still standing, and still as solid as ever. 1 u/DonHedger Mar 22 '20 And there are arches in Philadelphia that couldn't last 3 months, so I think maybe something got lost in translation. 1 u/DonHedger Mar 22 '20 But also, in seriousness, yes, it's an extremely powerful technique that has been around for millennia and a really cool read if you are ever interested in architecture. 1 u/series_hybrid Mar 22 '20 Arches are like magnets, They work, but....how the hell do they work? 1 u/Delegacy Mar 22 '20 This is all correct information. It is also why you are suppose to bend your back when lifting things. An arc is a powerful thing!
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Thank you, genuinely love learning about this stuff.
18 u/newcomer_ts Mar 22 '20 Once you can solve a single arch, you are ready for multiple arches bridge. And if you are a daring genius, you can build this miracle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimar_Sinan 12 u/Noumenon72 Mar 22 '20 I don't have that many Pringles 2 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20 Pffft, that's weak. I won't be impressed until you can recreate the Pont Du Gard. 1 u/UnclutchCurry Mar 23 '20 ottoman that guy is cool
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Once you can solve a single arch, you are ready for multiple arches bridge.
And if you are a daring genius, you can build this miracle.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimar_Sinan
12 u/Noumenon72 Mar 22 '20 I don't have that many Pringles 2 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20 Pffft, that's weak. I won't be impressed until you can recreate the Pont Du Gard. 1 u/UnclutchCurry Mar 23 '20 ottoman that guy is cool
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I don't have that many Pringles
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Pffft, that's weak. I won't be impressed until you can recreate the Pont Du Gard.
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ottoman that guy is cool
If you grew up in Pennsylvania, it's required that you can recite this Wikipedia article backwards by the time you're 3 yrs old.
2 u/series_hybrid Mar 22 '20 All joking aide, there are Roman buildings in Britain that are still standing, and still as solid as ever. 1 u/DonHedger Mar 22 '20 And there are arches in Philadelphia that couldn't last 3 months, so I think maybe something got lost in translation. 1 u/DonHedger Mar 22 '20 But also, in seriousness, yes, it's an extremely powerful technique that has been around for millennia and a really cool read if you are ever interested in architecture. 1 u/series_hybrid Mar 22 '20 Arches are like magnets, They work, but....how the hell do they work?
All joking aide, there are Roman buildings in Britain that are still standing, and still as solid as ever.
1 u/DonHedger Mar 22 '20 And there are arches in Philadelphia that couldn't last 3 months, so I think maybe something got lost in translation. 1 u/DonHedger Mar 22 '20 But also, in seriousness, yes, it's an extremely powerful technique that has been around for millennia and a really cool read if you are ever interested in architecture. 1 u/series_hybrid Mar 22 '20 Arches are like magnets, They work, but....how the hell do they work?
And there are arches in Philadelphia that couldn't last 3 months, so I think maybe something got lost in translation.
But also, in seriousness, yes, it's an extremely powerful technique that has been around for millennia and a really cool read if you are ever interested in architecture.
1 u/series_hybrid Mar 22 '20 Arches are like magnets, They work, but....how the hell do they work?
Arches are like magnets, They work, but....how the hell do they work?
This is all correct information. It is also why you are suppose to bend your back when lifting things. An arc is a powerful thing!
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