Thread: Any idea what is this pic?

Originally Posted by FiveOhNine

a razor.



jk. You mean besides the windmill?

No no no! It's ups, downs, and electrons. Unless you can actually prove its strings...

Sometimes a windmill is just a windmill.

It's dirty and needs honed.

Originally Posted by BKratchmer

See the trees? Way too tall to be a windmill! Kelly, you're reading way too little into this!

Maybe I need to get my reading glasses..... Nope, still a windmill. I think you may have an overactive imagination. Probably has something to do with living in that God awful state of Iowa.

Do yourself a favor and do like Ron did, get out before its too late to save yourself!

Originally Posted by HNSB

Those are way too short to be trees. They are shrubberies.
The razor may have been owned by one of The Knights Who Say Ni...

Haha. I thought shrubberies. Just missing the grail shaped beacon in the window or it could be Castle Anthrax.

Originally Posted by Disburden

I think it's a mindmill..Some windmills may have crosses on them?

I think you are correct it is mindmill. windmills will have thin base compare to mindmill?

what is a mindmill?

I think specifically it's the windmill burnt down at the end of Frankenstein.

And as for the electron theory, we cannot know their position or their momentum at the same time, and this razor clearly has no momentum...logically we have no idea where it is and this entire thread is pointless

Just thought I'd add to the confusion

Originally Posted by MattCastle

I think specifically it's the windmill burnt down at the end of Frankenstein.

And as for the electron theory, we cannot know their position or their momentum at the same time, and this razor clearly has no momentum...logically we have no idea where it is and this entire thread is pointless

Just thought I'd add to the confusion

We actually have no idea what the momentum is but we definitely know what the position is. Think high speed photo of a bullet.

Touche

I invoke Schrodinger's Cat! In this case, we may think of the razor as having an unknown momentum and an unknown position at the same time. I never thought I would get humorous science out of a straight razor forum. SRP continues to amaze me...