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All of those games you play, it's illegal. . . Steam just makes it possible to enforce it. Dumbass alert! Dumbass alert!

You deserve a good hard kick to the nuts for that one. It's soccer to about 10% of the world, the rest have brains.

Heh what's the original forum these guys are splitting off from?

Another sick freak or just an odd coincidence?

I read this post and screamed out loud: I WILL RAPE YOU GTFO the internets.

User Name conceded two posts above you.

User name, take a pen, roll it between both your hands. Move both your hands at the same speed. Note how fast the pen rolls. Now move just one hand. Compare how fast the pen rolls. Half as fast, right? Right. If you don't get this, well, just GTFO the internet and go to school.

The treadmill will speed up yes, but can only exert force on the wheels. Since the wheels move independently of the airplane, it won't affect the airplane's movement.

Can't grow it in Arid climates or tropical ones either. And that's what most of the US is going to turn into: Desert or the tropics.

The problem says nothing about wheels. The problem says everything about the airplane moving. If the airplane is moving 100 mph (we measure an speed of an airplane by how fast the air moves through a tube, therefore the plane is moving 100 mph forward through the air) and the treadmill is...

It's physically impossible for the magic treadmill to counteract the airplane. The problem says nothing about the treadmill counteracting the airplane, you're inserting that word in there. The question again (WITHOUT THE STUPID GIF) NOTHING ABOUT COUNTERACTING The treadmill just moves at the...

Seems half of the people here have no clue how airplanes work. What the hell dude. They take off into the wind because it's easier that way. But some airports have only one runway, and sometimes the wind blows perpendicular to that runway. What happens in this scenario, no planes can fly? No...

By this logic no plane can fly. The engines push the plane generating the lift. You seem to have a misconception: The engines don't drive air over the wings, they drive the wings through the air. Same effect, different means.

This is alot more entertaining for everyone involved than arguing with a brick wall.

Henceforth I shall only reply with images.

YAY! *tackle hugs Tak* You've seen the light!

Don't lock until moz posts vid plz Tak so totally just changed his story 100% and completely. We've assumed no friction all along. Of course if real world measures applied the plane would never take off because the wheels would catch on fire from turning 1200 mph faster than they should, and no...

Misread the question did we? The treadmill is moving as fast as the plane, not the wheels. If the plane is moving 600 mph then the wheels move 1200 mph and the treadmill moves 600 mph. But by your logic the plane will never move, therefore the treadmill will never move, therefore the wheels will...