questfortruth
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delete it, please.
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What a stupid video. He wastes several minutes of your time before revealing, TA-DAH!, that the transparent droplet at the end of the reaction is NOT sodium at all, but NaOH - which we all know is transparent anyway."and the street of the city was pure gold, as it were transparent glass." Revelation 21:21
And Physics says:
I have not watched the video, I am sorry. Like always, I look at titles.What a stupid video. He wastes several minutes of your time before revealing, TA-DAH!, that the transparent droplet at the end of the reaction is NOT sodium at all, but NaOH - which we all know is transparent anyway.
Metals are not transparent to visible light, except in very, very thin films in which the thickness is less than the "skin depth", the distance over which the electric vector of the radiation is largely damped out by oscillation of the conduction band electrons of the metal.
I am a simple man. I saw title "transparent metal exists", and this reminded me of the "transparent" gold in Bible. My brain is wired this way.Wouldn't a claim of God in something previously unknown be a form of an argument from ignorance?
That's a rather shameless admission. Doesn't it destroy any credibility you may have had and of anything you link in the future?I have not watched the video, I am sorry. Like always, I look at titles.
Thanks for saving me my time. I likewise thought of a clear oxide of a metal. And it was really a gem. Any clue as to the answer of my dad joke?What a stupid video. He wastes several minutes of your time before revealing, TA-DAH!, that the transparent droplet at the end of the reaction is NOT sodium at all, but NaOH - which we all know is transparent anyway.
Metals are not transparent to visible light, except in very, very thin films in which the thickness is less than the "skin depth", the distance over which the electric vector of the radiation is largely damped out by oscillation of the conduction band electrons of the metal.
That may be one reason that you are wrong 99% of the time, Your own sources will frequently refute your own claims when you only read titles. Or they will be so embarrassingly poor that you will wish that you could delete a thread.I have not watched the video, I am sorry. Like always, I look at titles.
Yes, but nothing of this has anything to do with the bible passage in question. It's from Revelation, which is basically dreamlike - an old man's acid trip. That bible passage speaks of gold but describes it using a Greek word meaning transparent or translucent, so we've no way of knowing what he thought he was describing. Lucy in the sky with diamonds.Thanks for saving me my time. I likewise thought of a clear oxide of a metal. And it was really a gem. Any clue as to the answer of my dad joke?
At any rate metal oxides were known even back in the time of the writing of the Bible. They just did not know that they were metal oxides at that time.