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I suppose (although the terms are second nature to me), however, don't you think it behoves someone participating in the discussion to at least have some background knowledge? As opposed to, say John99, who tends to bring little but ignorance and an unwilligness to learn?
The vast majority of his posts tend be along the lines of "I don't know anything about this topic, and I'm not going to read up on it, but here's my (uninformed) view regardless..."
(A view which he tends to persist in "defending" until required to provide evidence, at which point he leaves the topic and trolls elsewhere).

 

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Absolutely.

 

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Signal, explain to us the difference between force speed, acceleration and thrust.

If you do that then your absolutely comment stands. If not it is obsolete.

 

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I did not know you had a double problem: Deaf and Dumb

 

Since "force speed" is an invented term of your own, and one you claimed is synonymous with thrust (as per your example) then why should Signal explain the difference?
And, FYI, thrust (force) is what causes acceleration.

What rubbish.

 

Oh, looky -
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Force_speed

That explains it.

 

ah...so your compy has google. That is the link i got the term from....well actually i thought of it myself and googled it for verification.

 

Yet it verifies nothing.
The use there (do you actually ever bother to read your own "sources"?) is as a fictional concept that has nothing whatsoever to do the subject in question.

 

I have to admit you're right. It's gotten away from me with posting spurts like today's.

I guess I have my homework to do.

 

Again, I saw that before i used it here. That is unique to star wars though.

What is the difference to "force speed" (speed that is forced), thrust and acceleration. That was the question and now you should really answer it.

 

Read post 156. There is something serious to think about there. Is answer yes or no.

 

Then why claim it was "verification"?

What speed isn't "forced"?
There is NO DIFFERENCE: thrust causes acceleration. And, one more time, you have already claimed that "force speed" = force (thrust).
If you're claiming there is some difference then it's up to you to explain it.

 

Excellent choice of source!

This is beyond my scope! May the Force be with you!

 

Free fall\something dropped.

 

Wrong again.
It's accelerating under the force of gravity.

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So you cannot do it?

That was not my source.

 

ohhh...ho ho ho. Yes lets keep the discussion confined to this planet.

 

Pardon?
You're under the impression that gravity doesn't accelerate objects that are falling?

 

Then give your source.

 

You are talking to it right now.