PV Gap

Joseph Said:

Is vegito the strongest cartoon character ever?

We Answered:

You are tottaly right. I also agree that the Dragonball Z/GT characters are the strongest ever created, in other words, no one can beat the Z Fighters team.

You are right about the fact that Vegito is stronger then Gogeta if they were at the same power levels. For example, if you take SSJ2 Gogeta (from movie 12, The Re-birth of Fusion), from the fight against Janemba, and SSJ2 Vegito from the fight against Super Buu, then SSJ2 Vegito would definately win.
The earring fusion, like you said, it's much stronger then the dance fusion, and therefore making SSJ2 Vegito stronger then SSJ2 Gogeta.
However, SSJ2 Vegito does not stand a chance against SSJ4 Gogeta, after all it's SSJ4, and it's a HUGE differance inbetween power levels. Now, if Vegito could go SSJ4 (although imposible until Vegeta is able to reach SSJ3 and SSJ4 by himself), he would be much much stronger then SSJ4 Gogeta, he would be so powerful that the fusion wouldn't last more then 1 minute as SSJ4, they would have to power down, sufficent enough to take down anyone.

Therefore, here's the verdict:

Gogeta->SSJ Gogeta->Vegito->SSJ2 Gogeta->SSJ Vegito->SSJ3 Gogeta->SSJ2 Vegito->SSJ4 Gogeta-> SSJ3 Vegito->SSJ5 Gogeta???->SSJ4 Vegito

Darrell Said:

If I'm doing a science fair project on optical illusions?

We Answered:

My first impression is that it belongs under (5)

It sounds like the sort of research that is useful to anyone who has to make quick, real-time decisions based on visual input information. The obvious areas are those where health and safety are involved, such as driving, airline operations, military or law enforcement operations where optical misinterpretation of a situation could have serious consequences. Or in some sports activities.

System designers need to ensure that the maximum rate of presentation of information is low enough to give sufficient time for operators to resolve any optical ambiguities which can't be eliminated altogether.

Speed limits? Signage? Road or airport layouts? Workplace layouts and procedures involving the rapid handling of hazardous materials? Anywhere where visual misinterpretation could be dangerous or expensive.

Mark Said:

my theory?

We Answered:

To believe in no god, is pretty much Atheism.

To actually have an explanation of the way things work and why, would be a theory.

I partly agree with some of the things you have said. Really to believe in any religion comes down to one thing: faith. There are no hard facts or evidence when it comes to religion.

I think religion was just logical. Especially when you look at the time, when Christianity became popular. The living conditions during that time were so poor and horrible, that people needed something to carry them through everyday life. The idea of having a larger purpose to life, than just surviving it, was plenty incentive to say the least. The idea of rewarding a person to live a good life, with say heaven, was simply genius. And on the contrary to give the idea of hell, to sinners, was another good idea to somehow get control over society.

Even though you don't believe in religion, it's not a bad idea to study it. You'll find that there a lot of similarities and shared themes with every religion. And even though I don't believe in religion, I do believe in some of their guidelines and teachings. It is a good thing to be a "good" person and we should all strive to be that. Whether you want to believe that a God exists or not, or if paradise waits for you after death, is completely up to you. Whatever gets people to strive to be better humans.

Edgar Said:

What type of facilities are needed to introduce coal as a main energy source for a town?

We Answered:

Coal needs the infrastructure to bring the fuel from the mines to the town. Otherwise, the delivery cost is going to nullify the basic cost of the fuel, which is coal's main advantage. Being right on the railway line is usually the best. Shipping over water costs even less, but getting from the mines to the water, and the water to the town's generating plant, would be a problem.

The main use for coal would be to generate electricity. You'll have an uphill battle convincing people to use it as a motor vehicle fuel, and even for heating would be a rough sell. So-called clean coal is not really clean. Your competitors will kill you if you try to say coal is cleaner than their energy source. About all you can say is that it's clean *enough*, and given how cheap it is, it's a good deal.