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Cd · 01-24-2023, 02:09 PM

Thanks for the answers guys !
I found that last bit about the steel rod to the Moon example to be absolutely fascinating !
Absolutely. Fascinating.
I had no idea things worked like that.
Freebeard, not ignoring you. I am however too dense to know if you are sincere, or just poking fun at the question.

I've been fascinated by numbers since forever.
However, my mind can't understand basic math.
It gets lost half way into a math problem and I have to start over.

I would always go to the "Specifications" section of something because I found the numbers fascinating.

I started looking at cD values as a teen.
Some of the same magazine articles Aerohead has posted are ones I collected as a kid.

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Cd Ultimate Fail Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Austin,Texas Posts: 3,585 Thanks: 2,872 Thanked 1,121 Times in 679 Posts	Thanks for the answers guys ! I found that last bit about the steel rod to the Moon example to be absolutely fascinating ! Absolutely. Fascinating. I had no idea things worked like that. Freebeard, not ignoring you. I am however too dense to know if you are sincere, or just poking fun at the question. I've been fascinated by numbers since forever. However, my mind can't understand basic math. It gets lost half way into a math problem and I have to start over. I would always go to the "Specifications" section of something because I found the numbers fascinating. I started looking at cD values as a teen. Some of the same magazine articles Aerohead has posted are ones I collected as a kid.