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Paper folding trivia
Fold a pieces in 2.
Then fold it in 1/2 again. Repeat 50 times. How think would the paper be? |
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I think it would still be paper
Just folded paper Also I haven't tried it, but think it may be impossible Not sure if a person could make timber from paper (doing this), possible I suppose, just unlikely
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Zen Moronics..........
What an marvelously engaging and entertaining concept thread.
I'm sure you can hear the sound of one hand clapping. No? Then listen with your a**es instead of your ears. Last edited by captaincranky; 09-13-2008 at 06:48 PM.. |
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.5*50 probably. perhaps + or - .5
But also, it is impossible to fold paper more than somthing like 11 times. You have 6 posts, why are you asking this? Perhaps your antics would be better appriciated elsewhere. |
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This place is called "techspot.com", not "postwhatevercomesintoyourhead.com". People who come here do so catch up with news concerning 'technology', not to have their time wasted.
I would tell you to go and read Roald Dahl's autobiography "Boy", as your question is answered there, but I think you have already done that, haven't you? |
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But there are even more difficult tasks, like debugging Windows BSoD's. Now, I don't know what BSoD have to do with the thread subject of paper folding, it's just that they are a concern of mine right now. |
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