But you would be able to make glasses that allow you to see another colour if you knew everything.

My point is you can't know literally everything

Or, alternatively, know that there's no way to make them possible.

Except if you know everything, you know how to make the impossible, possible, because that falls under everything.

Except if it's actually impossible. Because then even if you know everything it's not possible to know how to make it possible, since you just can't.

When we're talking "literally everything", there is no such thing as "completely impossible".

yeah its a fake, the pikore user in the content is a parody account

the picture comes from someone who was unable to remove their disk because the center button would not push in, and it broke

sadly this is going to become the new dominant story for that image, because just searching for the source on it, ive only found content made in the last 24 hours about this pikore post on sites like reddit/tumblr/twitter/etc

no clue did this for thumbs. its funnyjunk, you think i fact checked this?

nah' i'm more expecting that if a lot of people see this it increases the chances of someone having seen both being able to answer me. basically like asking "does anyone have sauce". it's unrealistic to expect people to fact check for a joke

Tip upside down and vacuum afterwards.

I need sauce

aren't pretty much most of thse of them 3?

except for the guy on thebottom left

whole anime is a parody and such, and they had many faces and such

Naked guy, maid, forget the third

I think i saw half an episode of this. The naked guy and pink shirt are 2, don't remember the third

neck tie
forehead
and vegeta is my guess

I've never met them so I can't say that I do or don't, but they could easily know the exact same things as me and give this building that title based on different standards than I would. That title is voted on at the World Architecture Festival out of people who have nominated their buildings and given entry fees and such. Also, architecture and civil engineering are very different fields, with architects concerned with aesthetics and civil engineers concerned with efficiency. It's the difference between form over function and function over form. Hell, maybe I am wrong and I'm not realizing obvious structural advantages, but just because something is handed a title through subjective or objective judging doesn't make it an absolute truth. Are there any civil, electrical, mechanical, etc. engineers, some construction workers, anyone that works on massive buildings reading this that could please name some advantages and disadvantages of this structure.

This isn't impractical by any means. Could you explain why you think that?

The large overhangs between supports would create large amounts of force on the individual blocks, and make it hard to build. This would make constructing the overall structure more expensive than other structures that could hold the same capacity. Also, all the utilities and traffic are limited to the ends of the buildings. While it may work fine on this scale, it's not something we could use consistently across a cityscape. but there are ways that this may be an improvement, especially since it may make it more resilient to winds (though i don't know, i'm not that kind of engineer). I guess practicality depends on what you're trying to optimize

I've never met them so I can't say that I do or don't, but they could easily know the exact same things as me and give this building that title based on different standards than I would. That title is voted on at the World Architecture Festival out of people who have nominated their buildings and given entry fees and such. Also, architecture and civil engineering are very different fields, with architects concerned with aesthetics and civil engineers concerned with efficiency. It's the difference between form over function and function over form. Hell, maybe I am wrong and I'm not realizing obvious structural advantages, but just because something is handed a title through subjective or objective judging doesn't make it an absolute truth. Are there any civil, electrical, mechanical, etc. engineers, some construction workers, anyone that works on massive buildings reading this that could please name some advantages and disadvantages of this structure.

That's a kind of stupid thing to say. Everything from aesthetic to functionality is increased through that design. Vertical and horizontal; space are much more optimized. Massive increase in green space. Integrated privacy through the hex design. Massively optimized electrical/HVAC/etc. systems.

Aesthetics are increased, sure, but with functionality and efficiency you're always making trades. horizontal space on top of buildings is increased, so you can stick more plants on the roofs, but the max size vertically that these can go is decreased by having massive overhangs. Also if you build more vertically, you don't need to take as much horizontal space and, therefore the plants can stay on the ground instead of roofs. and while this design works great in this area, places with higher densities of buildings could never use this design. Building this is much more expensive than several vertical apartments capable of holding the same volume of people. It may be much better for cooling, yes, but things like plumbing and evacuation routes take a hit (as do with vertical apartments). it's all about determining what matters more to you, as making it easier for one branch of engineering might make it harder for another and i was just looking at it from the perspective of what i consider practical. I'm sure someone could calculate the maximum efficiency of buildings in terms of price, space, resource management, etc and this might come close for one, but it certainly isn't a convenient balance. But i completely agree with pokemonstheshiz that we might as well make it interesting, after all i said "cool but impractical".

Practical can be boring. Your home is where you spend the majority of your time, why not make it interesting?

That's a problem with any apartment buliding. And it's possible to tint regular windows, that could be a solution

I hated b-days I never once ate my cake because my mom kept buying cheap cake with some mexican icing that had 3 kinds of milk I'm lactose also

I also hated when they would slam my face on the cake, i wish i had done what that one kid did. Fuck up the cake and throw it everywhere