I was indoctrinated as a child in the notion that a guy died to absolve me of sins (that I hadn’t even committed yet) so that I could live in a gated community in the sky with a bunch of annoying hypocrites. I know, right? 🙄
I believed in a literal rapture. As a child, I was so afraid of my family disappearing in the night, I’d have to reach out and touch my sister to make sure I wasn’t alone. Once, my family was several hours late getting home from church. I was nearly hysterical by the time they got back. While I was in Bible College, my mom called to say that people in Russia had been recording strange trumpet sounds in the sky, so the rapture was probably happening soon. I was afraid if it happening before certain movies or books came out: what if I never got to finish the story because they weren’t worthy of being in heaven? Shortly before leaving the faith, I saw some videos by Rob Skiva showing how the Bible is a flat-earth book. I’d had zero science education outside of Kent Hovind’s creationist “seminars”, so I became a flat-earther for a while. I made the mistake of showing some of the videos to my mom. She’s still convinced the earth is flat and there are secret giant skeletons and parts of the earth’s crust are made of dragon scales.
i first heard of earthing from a co worker...guy and his wife have a earthing matt under their bed and "keeps them connected to the earth to help them get a natural sleep". as a former electrician... these products boggle my mind.
Seth I love how honest and humble you are about the harmful beliefs you one held. I am right there with you. I once held such belief in majic that I spent 700 dollars on a spell for an ex to return. Lol. He did come back and left again.
I definitely was a conservative for about 10 years after I decided I was an atheist, and looking back, it’s really weird. While I no longer believed in god or Christianity anymore, I still thought very much like a Christian. Its really only been the last couple of years where I’ve been REALLY deprogramming myself from that mindset, and now when I listen to the majority of my family talk, it kills me a little inside.
I am one of those with winterblues. It is not the cold but the weeks with grey skies and drizzle. Some years back I got therapy for my eczema where I got placed in a cabin with UV-B lights. It was heavenly! Not only my skin cleared and it gave me an even tan but the rays of the tubes really got into my body and the result was that it felt that I just sat in the sun for a couple of hours. It was great. Unfortunately the insurance company cancelled it as a valid therapy.
Wear the pants anywhere you want. I wore a similar pair to the grocery store and it went exactly how one would expect. It was glorious. 😂 Great show as always, by the way 👏
There was a time when I seriously believed that the Civil War was not about slavery. This was thanks to my high school government teacher who put that idea in my head. This was well over 20 years ago and it's so embarrassing it makes me want to fall down a bottomless pit every time I remember it.
When I was younger and I made my first communion one of the nuns told me "Don't chew the communion host, you will make Jesus bleed harder." I didn't know that the Catholics really believe that the host is magically converted into the actual body of Jesus. I thought "Do I have blood in my mouth?" Yikes!
So glad to hear from another Aliens fan. I've seen them all! Even the Alien vs. Predator ones. I saw a knitted Alien face hugger face mask the other day! So fun!
I used to actually believe that "Creepypastas" were real, even wrote about about them in my elementary school papers. I've learned so much since then though
Earthing? You need to buy a yoga mat to be connected to the ground? What's wrong with just standing on the ground? Go outside, stand on the ground. There's you're grounded and literally connected to the earth. WTF?
I believed men had one fewer rib than women did because of the story of Adam and Eve. I mean, heck, the snakes crawling on the ground thing was right. The childbirth hurting was right. Why not the thing about the rib?
Seth, I'd see you do a show with a doctor as a co-host. It would be interesting to find the "James Randi" of doctors to debunk shit like Chiropractic and other sorts quackery
There was a guy I worked with back when I was a christian, I was telling about how Marin Luther brought contemporary music of the time into the church. I said " sort of like christian rock." I quite seriously said there's no such thing.
I got to meet Larry Norman and Dion DiMucci in my Christian Music days. In high school I was a part of a group of students who promoted a concert with Sweet Comfort Band. I actually thought I'd join JPUSA after graduation. Rez Band was "amazing." I had all of Larry Norman's albums.
There are certain things that chiro can help with. These are all relating to the spine. Can chiro cure your diabetes, cancer, asthma, etc? Absolutely not. If your chiro starts on about believing in woo, or worse, peddling woo, RUN AWAY. In Australia and New Zealand, chiropractors are part of allied health and as such have to be licensed and registered. They usually come from physiotherapy or occupational therapy backgrounds.
Until I was 19, I thought a fetus was actually a fully formed baby that just got larger as the pregnancy went on. Well, I *assumed* it was something like that bc all I ever heard was that 'a fetus was a baby' and up until then, I had never really thought about it (pregnancy).
Wow Just put a stick in the ground and trace the the curvature of the shadow of the tip of the stick and continue the ark to finish the circle. Add the other two dimensions to the circle. BOOM.
If you haven't heard Stryper's Against The Law album... omfg the guitar work will melt your face 🤘🏼🤘🏼🎸 I came from the hairband 80's groups and into the Evangelical church in '89...I found a number of really good bands in the Christian scene. They didn't last because there was a boom of them and it's a tough industry lol .. someone told me the church was the last chance for success for failed musicians 😂
I'm saying this at about 3+ minutes in, so you may address some of what I mention later. but this is a topic that has been fond to me for a good deal of time. Off the top of my head, we thinkof because it what we see, but the sun is not yellow/orange, it is in fact white. In movies and TV, they have shown an O2 leak as ending in a huge flame ball, but O2 is not actually flamable. And a long long list. Yeah, there are far too many things we were told as fact, but in reality, not so much.
Seth, I wish you had some control over what ads appear before your podcasts because lately its been some pro-israeli nonsense about giving money. it's ironic but annoying.
This is why in the spring as soon as the grass starts to grow, I run outside barefoot! Yes, even if there's snow on the ground and it feels really good! It helps me start getting out of winter blues! Try walking in the grass in your bare feet for a week this summer, I know it works for me and yep the ground has many good things that will come into your system. Your feet do a lot of things for you! there's medical stuff about this! after you find that then look at how you can message your feet. every part of your feet when messaged help other parts of your body! It ain't NO god but it's fun.
why on earth are religious teachings about self-pleasure based on Onan? Onan used the pull-out method because of some weird Hebrew laws about inheritance. And yet in my church self-pleasure was a sin, but prophylactics were fine. None of that makes any sense. And I have not yet gone blind or gown hair on my palms.
Funny when you criticize sudden SCREAMS in a viDEO just like Jordan peterson TALKS. Or that lilith on Aron channel and comments "fuck go the fuck away and nobody forces you to watch..." I did not attack the content or people but or almighty humanism or whatever just wanted a lil adjustment coz i can not watch a viceo constantl scrolling up n down volume. atheist reacting like crazy on minor things but then criticizing religious people about their love for their god and does not understand how hard that can be.
I know you're not likely to respond to this but there are plenty of examples where people got positions that they didn't deserve because of DEI and the proof of them not deserving it? Deaths a bridge that was toted as completely feminist made by women engineers that then fell only a couple months after completion because of their incompetence. Problems with airplanes being traced to poor management by people who are hired because of DEI not meritocracy. And most recently the fire chief in LA who is not only incompetent by proof of the results that are also paired with how incompetent the mayor who is also a person of color but when challenged on whether or not she's able to drag a full grown man out of a fire she straight up blamed the man for being in a fire . . Not only is she incompetent she straight up insulted victims of her incompetence! If you want to say that DEI is a good thing You're going to need to eliminate all these bad examples that are very obvious. And these are just the ones I could remember off the top of my head I'm sure there's people who have crazy compilations of this happening not to mention I've heard plenty of stories from people who got discriminated against because they weren't lesbian black women enough who then showed their incompetence when they took the position.
Bridge collapse: If you are referring to the one in Florida from 2018 that is false, the owners were all men. Raul Munilla, Juan Munilla, Jorge Munilla, Lou Munilla , Fernando Munilla and Pedro Munilla Airlines and poor management: This is so vague as to be useless, provide some actual examples. L.A. fire chief: According to the City News Service she was in the top 50 out of 16,000 taking the firefighter exam. That's not DEI LA Mayor: the mayor who is also a person of color but when challenged on whether or not she's able to drag a full grown man out of. Why would the mayor be dragging a person out of a fire? That has nothing to do with her job as mayor. You are really reaching now. " I've heard plenty of stories from people who got discriminated against because they weren't lesbian black women enough who then showed their incompetence when they took the position." Personal antecedence and horribly vague, in other words useless to your claim.
@@leothenomad5675 If you'd use your brain you would know that the comment about being able to drag someone out is about the fire chief . . . Not the mayor The mayor was a side comment probably due to my formatting. You know the mayor that doesn't want to let people back into their own homes to clean up the problems who wanted to prevent people from going back to the homes for 18 months also the same mayor that made the decisions that prevented there being water available. And it's the fire chief that can't drag someone out of a building and then insulted victims of fire saying they shouldn't have been there. It's your job to save people who are in that situation. Stop being an idiot you know exactly what I'm talking about they need to pull out better defenses if they want to support DEI.
@@leothenomad5675 I don't have the specific bridge dedicated to memory so you can throw that do your homework s*** somewhere else. Also after quickly looking no it's owned by a university also it doesn't matter who owns it it matters who designed it so why the heck are you bringing that up almost like you are intentionally being dishonest. It was very obvious who I was talking about when referring to dragging someone out of a building and you intentionally misconstrued that and then you quoted that a bridge was owned by men but guess what owning something doesn't mean you designed the thing meaning it's not your fault that it collapsed it's the ones who designed it. Also I'm not sure if that's the bridge that I'm referring to anyway. Sounds about right for the time period though. It was touted as a feminist victory until it collapsed .
@@zeroexea "I don't have the specific bridge dedicated to memory so you can throw that do your homework s*** somewhere else" I didn't tell you to do your homework, I ask you if that was the bridge you were talking about. It's not my fault that your reading comprehension is bad. "Also after quickly looking no it's owned by a university also it doesn't matter who owns it it matters who designed it" You are still wrong the school is FIU (Florida International University) and they didn't own the bridge it was just going up on their campus. Secondly the collapse wasn't due to the female engineers it was the fault of the 5 male owners. The bridge was designed to be used in conjunction with cables and a center support column, those things were supposed to be supplied by the owners of the company. The FIU foot bridge was designed to be supported from above by a system of thick steel cables (see illustration) and a reinforced concrete center support column. But the cables and the center column had not been installed before the 950 ton, 174-foot bridge was moved into place over 8th street on Saturday. After the collapse, MCM stated the cables were not scheduled to be installed on the bridge until 2019. The company did not explain what temporary supports were being used.
@zeroexea "I don't have the specific bridge dedicated to memory so you can throw that do your homework s*** somewhere else" I didn't tell you to do your homework, I ask you if that was the bridge you were talking about. It's not my fault that your reading comprehension is bad. "Also after quickly looking no it's owned by a university also it doesn't matter who owns it it matters who designed it" You are still wrong the school is FIU (Florida International University) and they didn't own the bridge it was just going up on their campus. Secondly the collapse wasn't due to the female engineers it was the fault of the 5 male owners. The bridge was designed to be used in conjunction with cables and a center support column, those things were supposed to be supplied by the owners of the company. The FIU foot bridge was designed to be supported from above by a system of thick steel cables (see illustration) and a reinforced concrete center support column. But the cables and the center column had not been installed before the 950 ton, 174-foot bridge was moved into place over 8th street on Saturday. After the collapse, MCM stated the cables were not scheduled to be installed on the bridge until 2019. The company did not explain what temporary supports were being used.
I just remembered a study that aimed the SAD lights at the subjects' calves, which resulted in the same physiological response as when aimed at the face. Nature is amazing. 🩷🤍🩵
I was indoctrinated as a child in the notion that a guy died to absolve me of sins (that I hadn’t even committed yet) so that I could live in a gated community in the sky with a bunch of annoying hypocrites. I know, right? 🙄
When I was a kid I used to believe that I could control light because when I squinted at a street lamp, beams would shoot out of it.
I believed in a literal rapture. As a child, I was so afraid of my family disappearing in the night, I’d have to reach out and touch my sister to make sure I wasn’t alone. Once, my family was several hours late getting home from church. I was nearly hysterical by the time they got back. While I was in Bible College, my mom called to say that people in Russia had been recording strange trumpet sounds in the sky, so the rapture was probably happening soon. I was afraid if it happening before certain movies or books came out: what if I never got to finish the story because they weren’t worthy of being in heaven? Shortly before leaving the faith, I saw some videos by Rob Skiva showing how the Bible is a flat-earth book. I’d had zero science education outside of Kent Hovind’s creationist “seminars”, so I became a flat-earther for a while. I made the mistake of showing some of the videos to my mom. She’s still convinced the earth is flat and there are secret giant skeletons and parts of the earth’s crust are made of dragon scales.
i so relate to the fear of the rapture. i had nightmares all the time growing up.
i first heard of earthing from a co worker...guy and his wife have a earthing matt under their bed and "keeps them connected to the earth to help them get a natural sleep". as a former electrician... these products boggle my mind.
Thank You Seth, you have lightened my day! With all the crap that's going on, it fells good to laugh!!!!
Seth I love how honest and humble you are about the harmful beliefs you one held. I am right there with you. I once held such belief in majic that I spent 700 dollars on a spell for an ex to return. Lol. He did come back and left again.
Did he take your $700? I’m guessing took you for a lot more!
I definitely was a conservative for about 10 years after I decided I was an atheist, and looking back, it’s really weird.
While I no longer believed in god or Christianity anymore, I still thought very much like a Christian.
Its really only been the last couple of years where I’ve been REALLY deprogramming myself from that mindset, and now when I listen to the majority of my family talk, it kills me a little inside.
If you swallowed your chewing gum it would stay in your stomach for seven years.
Fatcheeck
@@conniebauer4128 I never believed that
Seth Andrews teaches Sunday school?? Yes, please!
I am one of those with winterblues. It is not the cold but the weeks with grey skies and drizzle. Some years back I got therapy for my eczema where I got placed in a cabin with UV-B lights. It was heavenly! Not only my skin cleared and it gave me an even tan but the rays of the tubes really got into my body and the result was that it felt that I just sat in the sun for a couple of hours. It was great. Unfortunately the insurance company cancelled it as a valid therapy.
1:24 When you have to explain why you're not a cult... You're definitely a cult!
Wear the pants anywhere you want. I wore a similar pair to the grocery store and it went exactly how one would expect. It was glorious. 😂
Great show as always, by the way 👏
There was a time when I seriously believed that the Civil War was not about slavery. This was thanks to my high school government teacher who put that idea in my head. This was well over 20 years ago and it's so embarrassing it makes me want to fall down a bottomless pit every time I remember it.
When I was younger and I made my first communion one of the nuns told me "Don't chew the communion host, you will make Jesus bleed harder." I didn't know that the Catholics really believe that the host is magically converted into the actual body of Jesus. I thought "Do I have blood in my mouth?" Yikes!
That was the communion wine.
I was told that you shouldn't chew the host.
Just let it dissolve in your mouth.
Not weird at all.😊
@@jonnawyatt Well there was talk of self pleasure, is this some sort of 'externally excited' self pleasure of "The Host"? ;-)
The ceiling in my room had that popcorn look, where at least 2 evil monsters from the apocalypse appeared.
That's what you call pareidolia!
Thanks for dropping this on youtube. I love it.
You have one heck of a preacher voice! 😂
Thanks!
So glad to hear from another Aliens fan. I've seen them all! Even the Alien vs. Predator ones. I saw a knitted Alien face hugger face mask the other day! So fun!
dont remind me of chiropractors. One chiropractor herniated discs in my neck
I once believed pro wrestling was legit. To my eternal embarrassment.
Wow! That is embarrassing...😮
WHAT ARE YOU SAYING
THAT IT'S NOT 😱😱😱
😄
I've been there, in the 1990s
Grounding.
Or as it was known in my youth. tripping up!
I used to actually believe that "Creepypastas" were real, even wrote about about them in my elementary school papers. I've learned so much since then though
Seth I'm so with you on the Alien movie!! My fav sci-fi movie!!! Love the mug!!!
My religious aunt told me there was a bunker a mile from where we lived, built inside the hill. There would be guns, ammo, food - and gold.
Flat earth 😮
Minor problem, look at what the Gop is doing.😡
Earthing? You need to buy a yoga mat to be connected to the ground? What's wrong with just standing on the ground? Go outside, stand on the ground. There's you're grounded and literally connected to the earth. WTF?
People who do earthing are looking for those free electrons that will flow into them.
I believed men had one fewer rib than women did because of the story of Adam and Eve. I mean, heck, the snakes crawling on the ground thing was right. The childbirth hurting was right. Why not the thing about the rib?
LOL "Earthing" ... I've got a spool of green 18 gauge wire they can ground themselves with 😂
A like for the mug alone :)
Tugging the toggle 😂
Chiropractic is crap, but massage can be valuable
Especially to the masseuse.
As an electrician I try to refrain from being grounded ( while working ) as that equalisation of electrons can do a lot of damage.
Exactly
Seth, I'd see you do a show with a doctor as a co-host. It would be interesting to find the "James Randi" of doctors to debunk shit like Chiropractic and other sorts quackery
"Wakka wakka"😂😂😂
I once believed simultaneously in universal common descent and a literal Garden of Eden, somehow.
Didn’t vote for him but did think Trump would lower food costs. I feel so sorry for those on limited income that were do hopefully about the economy
As to the pants. Once you reach a certain age if they stare you stare back. I am that age.
I used to believe watermelon seeds turned into maggots. As a kid of course.
There was a guy I worked with back when I was a christian, I was telling about how Marin Luther brought contemporary music of the time into the church. I said " sort of like christian rock." I quite seriously said there's no such thing.
I got to meet Larry Norman and Dion DiMucci in my Christian Music days. In high school I was a part of a group of students who promoted a concert with Sweet Comfort Band. I actually thought I'd join JPUSA after graduation. Rez Band was "amazing." I had all of Larry Norman's albums.
I used an earthing strap when I opened my PC for the first time. Now I just touch the case periodically.
Im on the autusm specturm too...im in my late 40s. I was raised moderare baptist then nondenomonational then became catholic. Now im a pantheist
I lost a friend to chiropraxy. Not a euphemism.
While I have benefitted from Chiro (bad back), I also had the latest one tell me he believed Wakefield. I don't need to elaborate, I'm sure...
There are certain things that chiro can help with. These are all relating to the spine.
Can chiro cure your diabetes, cancer, asthma, etc? Absolutely not.
If your chiro starts on about believing in woo, or worse, peddling woo, RUN AWAY.
In Australia and New Zealand, chiropractors are part of allied health and as such have to be licensed and registered. They usually come from physiotherapy or occupational therapy backgrounds.
divide and conquer!!! lol
Steve Taylor - Am I in Sync
Until I was 19, I thought a fetus was actually a fully formed baby that just got larger as the pregnancy went on. Well, I *assumed* it was something like that bc all I ever heard was that 'a fetus was a baby' and up until then, I had never really thought about it (pregnancy).
The ceiling in m2
I like to compare evolution to the development of flight, and the mass of flight technologies we now have, and have had.
The church I grew up in didn't preach about sex sin. That would mean admitting sex exists.
Wow
Just put a stick in the ground and trace the the curvature of the shadow of the tip of the stick and continue the ark to finish the circle.
Add the other two dimensions to the circle.
BOOM.
Im currently reading A course in miracles
If you haven't heard Stryper's Against The Law album... omfg the guitar work will melt your face 🤘🏼🤘🏼🎸
I came from the hairband 80's groups and into the Evangelical church in '89...I found a number of really good bands in the Christian scene. They didn't last because there was a boom of them and it's a tough industry lol .. someone told me the church was the last chance for success for failed musicians 😂
The last chance thing. In South Park the kids started a religious band for that reason.
@@alanhilder1883 Fingerbang?
Rain & board games? What board games do you play? Just wondering if you just dabble or are really into that stuff (like me?)
I'm saying this at about 3+ minutes in, so you may address some of what I mention later. but this is a topic that has been fond to me for a good deal of time. Off the top of my head, we thinkof because it what we see, but the sun is not yellow/orange, it is in fact white. In movies and TV, they have shown an O2 leak as ending in a huge flame ball, but O2 is not actually flamable. And a long long list. Yeah, there are far too many things we were told as fact, but in reality, not so much.
WWF ISN'T REAL?????? 😢
have you ever watched the Righteous Gemstones? So funny and so much cursing. hey, am i allowed to be an agnostic and listen to this?
Seth, I wish you had some control over what ads appear before your podcasts because lately its been some pro-israeli nonsense about giving money. it's ironic but annoying.
Unamused unameriansa
This is why in the spring as soon as the grass starts to grow, I run outside barefoot! Yes, even if there's snow on the ground and it feels really good! It helps me start getting out of winter blues! Try walking in the grass in your bare feet for a week this summer, I know it works for me and yep the ground has many good things that will come into your system. Your feet do a lot of things for you! there's medical stuff about this! after you find that then look at how you can message your feet. every part of your feet when messaged help other parts of your body! It ain't NO god but it's fun.
Just watch out for dog poop 😂
@@FreeThinker2613 🤣
Mecxonatialytheist
Allah was wrong about semen. What was jesus and Vishnu wrong about?
why on earth are religious teachings about self-pleasure based on Onan? Onan used the pull-out method because of some weird Hebrew laws about inheritance. And yet in my church self-pleasure was a sin, but prophylactics were fine. None of that makes any sense. And I have not yet gone blind or gown hair on my palms.
1:24:00
Funny when you criticize sudden SCREAMS in a viDEO just like Jordan peterson TALKS. Or that lilith on Aron channel and comments "fuck go the fuck away and nobody forces you to watch..." I did not attack the content or people but or almighty humanism or whatever just wanted a lil adjustment coz i can not watch a viceo constantl scrolling up n down volume.
atheist reacting like crazy on minor things but then criticizing religious people about their love for their god and does not understand how hard that can be.
I know you're not likely to respond to this but there are plenty of examples where people got positions that they didn't deserve because of DEI and the proof of them not deserving it? Deaths a bridge that was toted as completely feminist made by women engineers that then fell only a couple months after completion because of their incompetence. Problems with airplanes being traced to poor management by people who are hired because of DEI not meritocracy. And most recently the fire chief in LA who is not only incompetent by proof of the results that are also paired with how incompetent the mayor who is also a person of color but when challenged on whether or not she's able to drag a full grown man out of a fire she straight up blamed the man for being in a fire . . Not only is she incompetent she straight up insulted victims of her incompetence! If you want to say that DEI is a good thing You're going to need to eliminate all these bad examples that are very obvious. And these are just the ones I could remember off the top of my head I'm sure there's people who have crazy compilations of this happening not to mention I've heard plenty of stories from people who got discriminated against because they weren't lesbian black women enough who then showed their incompetence when they took the position.
Bridge collapse: If you are referring to the one in Florida from 2018 that is false, the owners were all men. Raul Munilla, Juan Munilla, Jorge Munilla, Lou Munilla , Fernando Munilla and Pedro Munilla
Airlines and poor management: This is so vague as to be useless, provide some actual examples.
L.A. fire chief: According to the City News Service she was in the top 50 out of 16,000 taking the firefighter exam. That's not DEI
LA Mayor: the mayor who is also a person of color but when challenged on whether or not she's able to drag a full grown man out of. Why would the mayor be dragging a person out of a fire? That has nothing to do with her job as mayor. You are really reaching now.
" I've heard plenty of stories from people who got discriminated against because they weren't lesbian black women enough who then showed their incompetence when they took the position."
Personal antecedence and horribly vague, in other words useless to your claim.
@@leothenomad5675
If you'd use your brain you would know that the comment about being able to drag someone out is about the fire chief . . . Not the mayor The mayor was a side comment probably due to my formatting. You know the mayor that doesn't want to let people back into their own homes to clean up the problems who wanted to prevent people from going back to the homes for 18 months also the same mayor that made the decisions that prevented there being water available. And it's the fire chief that can't drag someone out of a building and then insulted victims of fire saying they shouldn't have been there. It's your job to save people who are in that situation. Stop being an idiot you know exactly what I'm talking about they need to pull out better defenses if they want to support DEI.
@@leothenomad5675
I don't have the specific bridge dedicated to memory so you can throw that do your homework s*** somewhere else. Also after quickly looking no it's owned by a university also it doesn't matter who owns it it matters who designed it so why the heck are you bringing that up almost like you are intentionally being dishonest. It was very obvious who I was talking about when referring to dragging someone out of a building and you intentionally misconstrued that and then you quoted that a bridge was owned by men but guess what owning something doesn't mean you designed the thing meaning it's not your fault that it collapsed it's the ones who designed it. Also I'm not sure if that's the bridge that I'm referring to anyway. Sounds about right for the time period though. It was touted as a feminist victory until it collapsed .
@@zeroexea "I don't have the specific bridge dedicated to memory so you can throw that do your homework s*** somewhere else"
I didn't tell you to do your homework, I ask you if that was the bridge you were talking about. It's not my fault that your reading comprehension is bad.
"Also after quickly looking no it's owned by a university also it doesn't matter who owns it it matters who designed it"
You are still wrong the school is FIU (Florida International University) and they didn't own the bridge it was just going up on their campus. Secondly the collapse wasn't due to the female engineers it was the fault of the 5 male owners. The bridge was designed to be used in conjunction with cables and a center support column, those things were supposed to be supplied by the owners of the company.
The FIU foot bridge was designed to be supported from above by a system of thick steel cables (see illustration) and a reinforced concrete center support column. But the cables and the center column had not been installed before the 950 ton, 174-foot bridge was moved into place over 8th street on Saturday.
After the collapse, MCM stated the cables were not scheduled to be installed on the bridge until 2019. The company did not explain what temporary supports were being used.
@zeroexea "I don't have the specific bridge dedicated to memory so you can throw that do your homework s*** somewhere else"
I didn't tell you to do your homework, I ask you if that was the bridge you were talking about. It's not my fault that your reading comprehension is bad.
"Also after quickly looking no it's owned by a university also it doesn't matter who owns it it matters who designed it"
You are still wrong the school is FIU (Florida International University) and they didn't own the bridge it was just going up on their campus. Secondly the collapse wasn't due to the female engineers it was the fault of the 5 male owners. The bridge was designed to be used in conjunction with cables and a center support column, those things were supposed to be supplied by the owners of the company.
The FIU foot bridge was designed to be supported from above by a system of thick steel cables (see illustration) and a reinforced concrete center support column. But the cables and the center column had not been installed before the 950 ton, 174-foot bridge was moved into place over 8th street on Saturday.
After the collapse, MCM stated the cables were not scheduled to be installed on the bridge until 2019. The company did not explain what temporary supports were being used.
I just remembered a study that aimed the SAD lights at the subjects' calves, which resulted in the same physiological response as when aimed at the face. Nature is amazing. 🩷🤍🩵
Holiday this time of year.
Straya 🦘🇦🇺🦘
Tourists go home.😊
26:23 the science behind seasonal affective disorder is well documented. The natural world is more incredible the closer you observe. 🩷🤍🩵