never underestimate human stupidity
it could be prelude to another in a long series of discreditation campaigns
or…
some people actually fell for it and believe it because they don't have sufficient education to recognize it's fallacies
it satisfies their sense that something is wrong with the world and that they've been lied to
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you remind me of
A man who carries a cat by the tail will learn a lesson he can learn in no other way ~ Mark Twain
I will not interrupt a man carrying a cat by the tail, because I would be depriving him of an education and myself of entertainment ~ Anon
> Lift on a bullet,
what is the Mangnus effect?
how can a baseball pitcher 'throw a curve" ?
the 'lift' on a bullet isn't negligible when shooting uphill
I've learned to appreciate my mistakes… it's the one time I truly learn something
I sit corrected, thank you.
The shooting uphill thing is more related to the fact that a 100yd shot uphill at 45 degrees has less horizontal travel and thus less drop than a standard 100yd horizontal shot.
true, but as you've noted the lessons learned 'the hard way' are the ones that stick
> I think it has to do with partial bullet deformation creating a sort of wing.
a tumbling bullet does strange things
>It's all good stuff as long as you're doing something worthwhile.
better and better every day
better and better in every way
every day I wake up is another chance to improve myself