LOL why would you get frustrated? I'm having a blast with this discussion.
discussion here
Why would you use two different masses on one single momentum equation?
We're talking about the momentum of a single movement, and you only need one mass because we're talking about the object moving, may it be tablet or mouse.
Switching between objects does not translate into a single movement, and you can't make an equation out of it because it doesn't make fucking sense.
Your full quote goes here:
"of course, you need control when drawing and writing and the least amount of momentum so you can snap whenever you need to. again, just show me one person who can write in decent calligraphy as efficiently as someone with a pen, brush or pencil."
oh so you're talking about the pen, right? So let's put the pen's mass into the equation.
so you said least momentum right?
So when momentum's value is lowered while mass is the same, then velocity is lowered too.
But slow movement will not make it snappy. Understand?
Your statement pertains to the relation of momentum to snapping in general, not the relation of momentum and snapping in different devices, which comes to another different equation,
Cheers.
We're talking about the momentum of a single movement, and you only need one mass because we're talking about the object moving, may it be tablet or mouse.
Switching between objects does not translate into a single movement, and you can't make an equation out of it because it doesn't make fucking sense.
Your full quote goes here:
"of course, you need control when drawing and writing and the least amount of momentum so you can snap whenever you need to. again, just show me one person who can write in decent calligraphy as efficiently as someone with a pen, brush or pencil."
oh so you're talking about the pen, right? So let's put the pen's mass into the equation.
so you said least momentum right?
So when momentum's value is lowered while mass is the same, then velocity is lowered too.
But slow movement will not make it snappy. Understand?
Your statement pertains to the relation of momentum to snapping in general, not the relation of momentum and snapping in different devices, which comes to another different equation,
LOL, and if that might be the case, t least i'm not attacking personally or citing faults in arguments without contribution to discussion like what you do.Infevo wrote:
you're clearly the one who cant provide a decent rebuttal or even argument to begin with.
Cheers.