I believe they can. Test it out.

Well, I think that it gets pretty annoying. However, if someone can do it in a way that is actually funny, I will tolerate it. What about you?

Minecraft only please.

Being smart comes from studying and learning new material. please keep thid minecraft related.

Lol you said "Where are you, "questiones?"

I think you meant, ¿Dónde están las preguntas?

Well, in your brain, you store massive amounts of memories. These memories can consist of the most basic things, such as "Who am I?" or "what am I?" or they can also be things that are much more trivial (in the grand scheme of things), such as a telephone number, or a username/password combination. However, to fully answer your question, we must first understand how the human memory works.

There are three major parts of human memory:
1. How information moves throughout the brain.
2. How neuron networks store and later retrieve memories.
3. How the molecules in synapses change to create paths and patterns, and a memory.

Information starts of by coming into our brain through the nervous system (your senses [sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell]). If you think of a sense, for example, if you burned your hand, we can break it down into some more simple ideas. First, you touched something hot with your hand (burning it), which was sensed by the nerve endings in your hand. Those nerve endings transmitted a signal through the neuron transport network built into your body, and goes up to your brain, where neurons are fired, creating the sense of pain that you had when you burned yourself. When we have an experience like that (burning was not a good example, because you cannot remember pain), you, in a way, extract from the experience an "essence", which forms a generalized concept of the experience.

This data, is then stored (for only fractions of a second), in areas in the cortex. Some parts of the data then move into short-term memory, and most of it goes into long-term storage in the cortex, some even returning to the sensory cortex where it was originally received.

Long-term memory involves breaking down the data into basic things to establish a meaning, the memory is then stored and consolidated by associating with old memories (such as relating the taste of one food to another). Finally, we retrieve the memory by following some of the pointers that go to the meaning codes, which is why you immediately come up with associations. It's almost as if your memories were a google search. Imagine googling "Yummy cake". Going by key phrases, you would immediately think of "Yummy" = good = tasty (and so on), taking all of the memories from that section and combining it with "cake" = desert = icing = birthday (and so on). You can also think of a particular moment, as if combining the two phrases to find a scenario when both conditions are met, such as your birthday, when you really liked the cake. Therefore, "YummyCake" (combined) = birthday party = Mom made a good cake. This memory of the good tasting cake traces back through the paths that it originally took from your senses (taste, in this case), and you remember how good it tastes. Working backwards now, your taste glands are excited, and you want cake.

Another way to think about this is as if your brain is a computer, with RAM. You store memory in the RAM and recall it for later. You can also create strings of memory to make a consolidated output. In this case, RAM = neurons (taking in the input, firing a signal, and storing the data).

Now back to the original question:
Your brain depends on neurons for memory storage. I personally find it best to think in the same analogy as above, where your brain is a computer. The most basic (and important things ["Who am I?"]) are put into long term memory, as if they are the basic software of a computer. Other things that are most likely to be put into long-term memory are memories that caused you either pleasure, displeasure, or another feeling (pain, for example, is very strong). These things, sometimes traumatic experiences, are like the documents that you would save on your computer. They are memories that are either important to you, or in the case of pain, something that you did, causing you pain, and you learned from the pain (you won't do it again). If we think of the brain as the CPU-core, when we do other things (processes), we tax the CPU. So, if you are really stressed out, you might prioritize yourself and forget that big test tomorrow (the memory of your teacher assigning the test is stored in short-term memory). Also, as we age, we tend to lose neurons, which in turn, makes it impossible to trace back along the neuron paths, and therefore lose memory. This is also seen in dementia sufferers, but that's something for another time.

Key points:
[*]Memories (data) is inputted through the senses.
[*]Nerve network patterns store memories.
[*]Recalling memories is done through tracing back through these patterns.
[*]You prioritize your memories, and (especially stressed, for example), forget things stored in short-term memory.
[*]As you age, you lose neurons, and therefore paths, and cannot remember the senses you stored.

Hope this helped (it took me about an hour and a half), and was a lot of fun. Remember kids, pay attention in bio class!

Castle

I'm not sure about the /scoreboard problem. Have you tried contacting them? They have a very good team of people who can help.

for server protection, coreprotect. I love this plugin! Also, logblock might be helpful. But really, coreprotect is the way to go.

No I don't, sorry. I'm also not sure if you can get a seed like that with such exact specifications.

I have seen a few on here before

Space is infinite, and always growing. Also, it is physically impossible to imagine something unless you have the words to describe it. Now go writhe in agony.

It has been a while since I posted a server, but I believe that you have to do that verificaion thig with your MOTD. First off, double check the ip. Also, check that you have port forwarded correctly by having a friend connect. Also, you don't need to put the port at the end of the ip for pmc (i think).
Now onto the verification part. On the server post, there should be something (a long string of letters and numbers) which you are supposed to copy and past into the MOTD of your server. The MOTD of your server can be found in your server.properties folder. Shut down your server, change the MOTD, and then restart the server. When you go into the multiplayer menu, you should see the name of your server, followed by the long string underneath

Hope this helped.
Castle

You put in the MOTD code right?

it is mostly texas...

Because us americans are idiots.

I'll answer this one. Some teachers' aren't actually THAT smart, so they either suck at teaching and explaining. The mayor of your town usually makes the school have a snow day/no school day, when the weather forecast "says" it's gonna have 3 ft. of snow, but there isn't.

Mainly it's just the judgement

Well you cannot both post it, so here are my suggestions:
Who had the idea? They should post it.
Who did the most work on it? They should maybe post it.
Who is a higher level and will get more publicity? For XP they should post it.
Also, if you are planning on doing more work together, you might think about either sharing an account, or creating a joint account.

Thanks for the question, and I hope this helps.
Castle

0 / 1 = 0
0 / 2 = 0
0 / 3 = 0
0 / Infinity = 0
Answer: Anything divided by 0 is 0 ALWAYS.

I would appreciate it if you posted serious questions. Thanks