Questions without an answer

@HuaTianXiangQi said ^

But if they are blind, what images then??? They probably think more with taste and touch maybe?

If you want, you can look up 'Braille' and 'Moon alphabets'.

In the situation I came up with, the person is 100% blind, and 100% deaf, there would be no way to learn braille. Unless i'm missing something here, but I don't think I am.

My Italian teacher asking a kid to come up to the board to answer the question
The kid: nah I’m good
The teacher:Ummmmmmmm...... hahahahhahha
That was a rhetorical question

@whatismymainbro said ^

If you hit yourself and it hurts, are you strong or are you weak?

Trick question, you have diabetes

@O_olo_O said ^

What language do people think in if they are completely blind, and completely deaf?

Can God make a rock so big even HE can't lift it?

If Shrödinger's cat was a real thing, how much would The Council of Millionaires pay for it?

And most importantly, how much weight can a string a singular atom thick support???

1. It's mainly about touch.
2. This proves that there is no almighty God.
3. The whole setup won't cost much, including the radioactive elements.
4. It should be less than 1 μg.

@HuaTianXiangQi said ^

This proves that there is no almighty God

No, it doesn't. Classical theology defines omnipotence as the ability to do all logically possible things, to put it formally.

Steel has a tensile strength of 500 MPa.
Graphene is 200 times stronger.
Carbon has an atomic radius of 60 pm.
That gives a force of 500 MPa * 200 * pi * (60 pm)^2 = 10^-11 N
So that would be 1 nanogram.

So an omnipotent God can:
lift a stone He cannot lift;
create a stone He cannot create.

I looked at the single atom carbon string from another viewpoint.
A double bond C=C has a strength of 614 kJ/mol
1 mol = 6.02x10^23 atoms
The bond distance is 133.9 pm
That leaves 614x10^3 J/mol / 6.02 x 10^23 / mol / 133.9 x 10^-12 m = 8 x 10-9 N
Hence 0.8 microgram

How do Eels reproduce?. :)