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[OriZ 3,157]

18 minutes ago, bcking said:

Hey man, if you go outside and your hair gets wet it could actually be really hot and humid, and your hair is wet from sweat.

 

Or you could walk through a sprinkler...

 

lol. Ockham's razor dude. 

 

Although that reminds me in the winter here it's kind of funny, oftentimes I will go outside with my hair wet when it's below freezing and within a few seconds it will freeze so it just kind of feels like I used gel or something, or like a group of straws. 

[bcking 3,157]

34 minutes ago, OriZ said:

lol. Ockham's razor dude. 

 

Although that reminds me in the winter here it's kind of funny, oftentimes I will go outside with my hair wet when it's below freezing and within a few seconds it will freeze so it just kind of feels like I used gel or something, or like a group of straws. 

In some places in the world the law of parsimony would point to an artificial source of water. If you went outside in a desert that has very few days in the year where it rains, perhaps.

[OriZ 3,157]

1 minute ago, bcking said:

In some places in the world the law of parsimony would point to an artificial source of water. If you went outside in a desert that has very few days in the year where it rains, perhaps.

Yeah but we're not in the desert, been raining here all week 

[bcking 3,157]

Just now, OriZ said:

Yeah but we're not in the desert, been raining here all week 

Well if it has been raining all week I'd expect you to have an umbrella. So if your hair is wet I would wonder why it is wet under an umbrella.

 

I love overcomplicating things

[OriZ 3,157]

3 minutes ago, bcking said:

Well if it has been raining all week I'd expect you to have an umbrella. So if your hair is wet I would wonder why it is wet under an umbrella.

 

I love overcomplicating things

Hey I happen to enjoy overcomplicated philosophical discussions. There are two options why my hair would be wet: one - there's a hole in the umbrella somewhere, but the more realistic option is I'm not using one. And to be honest with you I actually can't remember the last time I used an umbrella. I never understood why people are scared of a little bit of water. Makes me laugh when people start running.

[bcking 3,157]

3 minutes ago, OriZ said:

Hey I happen to enjoy overcomplicated philosophical discussions. There are two options why my hair would be wet: one - there's a hole in the umbrella somewhere, but the more realistic option is I'm not using one. And to be honest with you I actually can't remember the last time I used an umbrella. I never understood why people are scared of a little bit of water. Makes me laugh when people start running.

Well without knowing you personally i wouldn't know if using an umbrella or not using one would be the more likely scenario when the rain has been consistent and not unpredictable.

 

I also don't remember how it was originally written, but the other option would be that your hair was already wet before you wet outside. But that just depends on how it was written.

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

1 hour ago, bcking said:

Hey man, if you go outside and your hair gets wet it could actually be really hot and humid, and your hair is wet from sweat.

 

Or you could walk through a sprinkler...

 

Well I was specifically speaking to those that could tell the difference 

[OriZ 3,157]

Just now, bcking said:

Well without knowing you personally i wouldn't know if using an umbrella or not using one would be the more likely scenario when the rain has been consistent and not unpredictable.

 

I also don't remember how it was originally written, but the other option would be that your hair was already wet before you wet outside. But that just depends on how it was written.

Well that does happen, as per my example in the winter when my hair freezes. But I think here we were talking about the hair getting wet while you're outside. And yes it could be from a sprinkler, or from humidity(which would explain why the grass turns green super fast after winter is over the closer to the lake you are). But the highest probability is still rain. And with rain I cannot think of a third option. I mean yeah it can go sideways a bit and make parts of you wet but it wouldn't make the top of your head wet. Unless, you're using an umbrella but hold it kind of retarded so it's not covering all of your head - now that could be an option as well.

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

1 hour ago, bcking said:

Hey man, if you go outside and your hair gets wet it could actually be really hot and humid, and your hair is wet from sweat.

 

Or you could walk through a sprinkler...

 

Real men don't use umbrellas.  It will get you a potential Article 15 in the army 

[bcking 3,157]

2 minutes ago, OriZ said:

Well that does happen, as per my example in the winter when my hair freezes. But I think here we were talking about the hair getting wet while you're outside. And yes it could be from a sprinkler, or from humidity(which would explain why the grass turns green super fast after winter is over the closer to the lake you are). But the highest probability is still rain. And with rain I cannot think of a third option. I mean yeah it can go sideways a bit and make parts of you wet but it wouldn't make the top of your head wet. Unless, you're using an umbrella but hold it kind of retarded so it's not covering all of your head - now that could be an option as well.

As yes, improper handling of the umbrella is another option.

 

Really the possibilities are endless

[OriZ 3,157]

Just now, bcking said:

As yes, improper handling of the umbrella is another option.

 

Really the possibilities are endless

Well lets hear them. 

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

My assumption here with my Twain like folksy analogy,  was most folks would be able to  ascertain if it is raining  without a doctoral thesis seminar. 

 

So much for that theory. 

[bcking 3,157]

2 minutes ago, OriZ said:

Well lets hear them. 

Maybe NB was outside urinating and he happened to hit your head?

[bcking 3,157]

2 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

My assumption here with my Twain like folksy analogy,  was most folks would be able to  ascertain if it is raining  without a doctoral thesis seminar. 

 

So much for that theory. 

And to that I'd say your hair being wet (or dry) is not how i would determine if it is raining.

[Amica Nostra 4,803]

Wait...what the he'll is this thread about? Rain , dessert , umbrella,. Platonic truth? 

You guys are way too intellectually rich for my blood.