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teenagemutantninjaturtles
would they come out on the exact opposite side, or would as in the philosophy of a merry go round... be spinning less with less force, hence change the path of the dig?
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
This was both a math joke, a "philosopraptor" literalism joke (on the digging a hole to china trope), and an "I'M BOOOORED" joke.
CobaltToad
Stupid antipole. Makes it hard to get ham radio contacts on the other side of the planet...
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
Antipode, not antipole.
CobaltToad
*shakes fist at antipodes*
Damn you! I cant even spell you!
Damn you! I cant even spell you!
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
x'D
enigmawar
Not quite true! If seen logically, they'd end up dead in earth's core if somehow they manage to cross mantle!
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
That's why I said "ignoring all other parameters and circumstances that could easily kill you and prevent you from doing such in the first place" xD
enigmawar
Oh! My bad! Must've missed that!
Anyways, are u really that bored to be asking such questions!
Anyways, are u really that bored to be asking such questions!
Adstars
On a point centred around 500Km west of Santiago Chile. In the pacific ocean.
Steinbaum
Realistically, anyone who digs a hole winds up in a hole.
XxTheDukexX
Yup that good ol' coriolis effect..
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
Coriolis effect wouldn't change your trajectory here. It's not a loose particle system.
lederman
probably inside the hole if theyre not careful
Ifixedtheclock
where in china would you start?
ib14fun
my guess is the Atlantic
pisshorts
In their bath or shower