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We are now speaking of two things, is that correct?
Are they related to astronomy?
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We are now speaking of two things, is that correct?
Yes.
Are they related to astronomy?
Yes, but you could say something like calculators are related to astronomy as well.
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Are they related to astronomy?
Yes, but you could say something like calculators are related to astronomy as well.
Ok, is at least one of these things located outside earth's atmosphere?
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One is kinda gay, and the other's friend is hot. They look like they belong right next to each other, but they are not. A change from one to the other gives an approximate measure of distance. Who/what are they?
If they arn't people, then are they some sort of creature? If not I can't understand why one would be homosexual.
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I think they are different galaxies.
ARe they different galaxies?
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Ok, is at least one of these things located outside earth's atmosphere?
They can be found both inside and outside of Earth's atmosphere.
In case your question about "two things" was lost in translation, here's an example: a laptop is a thing, and a car crash is a thing, but there can be many of each.
If they arn't people, then are they some sort of creature? If not I can't understand why one would be homosexual.
Not some sort of creature, no. Spandex pants are kinda gay. A star constellation shaped like a penis is kinda gay. An exercise book with hearts on it is kinda gay.
I think they are different galaxies.
ARe they different galaxies?
No.
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Is one of them a shuttle?
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Is one of them a shuttle?
No.
Clue: you haven't established whether they are objects or not. An emotion is a thing, and so is an event, and so on...
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Ok do they both fall into the same category like this?
Is it/are they
-emotions?
-events?
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If they are emotions, the one that isn't gay is obviously feeling some sort of attraction to its friend....
Or its friend is literally hot. So that would mean either its friend is a very hot object or a very hot event.
Intriguing.
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Ok do they both fall into the same category like this?
They are both in the same category. Each thing is exactly the same apart from one variable.
-emotions?
No. The part that says "they look like they belong..." is literal, you actually can see them.
-events?
No. Lol, those were just examples.
Or its friend is literally hot.
Well, it's sometimes used to heat things, so if you tried to touch it your hand might get hot.
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-emotions?
No. The part that says "they look like they belong..." is literal, you actually can see them.
-events?
No. Lol, those were just examples.
Had to make sure you're not being a dick.
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Or its friend is literally hot.
Well, it's sometimes used to heat things, so if you tried to touch it your hand might get hot.
A bed pan?
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A bed pan?
Lol. Either you're being funny or you don't know what a bed pan is. Are you suggesting that someone uses their own steaming hot poop to keep warm?
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I think he meant the kind of bed pan that you put hot coals into and place at the foot end of your bed. To keep you warm.
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