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physics question
Oct. 1st, 2007 11:31 amI have many things to update about regarding this weekend etc., and links to post and whatnot, but, I have first just a brief question, which I am asking in genuine exasperation after having been hung up on at work during a customer service call.
( the explanation )
If any of you consider yourselves average in terms of your knowledge of physics, science, or, sheesh, common sense, please do give me your answer to this question.
Can it sustain this behavior over a long period of time?
Do you see any difficulties in this?
Please share, I really want to know.
And if you can think of a way to explain it that won't sound condescending, I'd really want to know, so maybe the next one won't hang up on me.
( the explanation )
If any of you consider yourselves average in terms of your knowledge of physics, science, or, sheesh, common sense, please do give me your answer to this question.
Can air come out of a space without any air going into the space?
Can it sustain this behavior over a long period of time?
Do you see any difficulties in this?
Please share, I really want to know.
And if you can think of a way to explain it that won't sound condescending, I'd really want to know, so maybe the next one won't hang up on me.
