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11.02.12
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Illinois Preview: The Giant of Illinois

They have lost 5 of their last 6, the one win coming in the The Adventures of Pluto Nash of basketball games, a 42-41 “win” against the Spartans last week. Otherwise, the Illini have been herpin’ and derpin’ after getting off to a solid 4-1 start in the conference (a start which included the premier performance of the Big Ten season, Brandon PAWWWLLLLL’s MJ impression against the Buckeyes). The Illini come in at 16-8 (5-6), and to say that they are reeling is putting it lightly. The Illini played your standard non-conference schedule, losing their two biggest tests (Mizzou, UNLV) and beating a decent Gonzaga team and a mediocre Maryland squad. Unfortunately, the Illini have not done a good job at this, as every time they think they have a chance to get on, some shameless ruffian–PSU, Minnesota, Wisconsin–pushes them aside most boorishly….

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Does this make any sense?

So first of all I haven’t studied a lot of science in my life.

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Your theory / concept may be a little wide of the mark…

However, as a non-scientific person, your thought process is very impressive.

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Dude
u have already seen the flaws in your idea. U seem to be saying that the sun simply being there is causing planets to move in an orbit and that’s not correct at all. the planets move b/’c they are conserving the momentum they had when they were formed.

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Eddie F
Your theory / concept may be a little wide of the mark…

However, as a non-scientific person, your thought process is very impressive.

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D
The universe has neither a center or an edge, that’s the number one conceptual mistake people seem to make when trying to discuss it.