Ross Erstling LIVE Comedy Performance / Challenge

[affeman]

How much time elapsed from the moment the discs started to spin until the discs reached that configuration for the first time?

Who the fuck cares?

[Hulkotron]

I would just like to see the leg workout video.

[Fury]

 This brutish-looking guido claims an IQ of 160, which would put him far above your average M.I.T professor(IQ 143) and in the same league as Darwin, Kepler, Kant and Maxwell in intelligence. Well, this is Ross' chance to prove it!!!!!! This problem was published in the Mensa journal and so far over 3,000 Mensans(average IQ 136) have unsuccessfully tried to solve it. This problem was presented to a group consisting of 200 M.I.T and CalTech physics and math professors(average IQ 143) and none could solve the problem. Estimates that 99.997% of the general population cannot solve it.

  The problem has been solved by me and by two others I am aware of. Here is the problem:

 A certain gear system consists of five concentric, superimposed discs: A, B, C, D and E, which are mounted on a solid platform, taken as a stationary reference. The discs have different sizes and spin at different speeds. All the discs spin at constant speed, some clockwise and some counter-clockwise. Each disc has a red dot on it's surface, and initially all these dots are not lined up. At a given moment, all the discs start spinning simultaneously, each at their own speed, without any contact between them. It takes 7 minutes for disc A, 13 minutes for disc B, 17 minutes for disc C, 19 minutes for disc D and 23 minutes for disc E to complete a full 360 degree spin. After a certain time, all discs were aligned, disc A being in the same position it was 2 minutes after it started spinning, disc B being in the same position it was 3 minutes after it started spinning, disc C being in the same position it was 4 minutes after it started spinning, disc D being in the same position it was 7 minutes after it started to spin and disc E being in the same position it was 9 minutes after it started to spin. How much time elapsed from the moment the discs started to spin until the discs reached that configuration for the first time?

  Out of 200 M.I.T math professors none was able to solve this problem, but since Ross has an IQ over a full standard deviation above your typical MIT professor, he should be able to solve it. An IQ of 160 or higher is required to solve this problem. If Ross doesen't publish his answer I will publish it in 5 days.

  If there are other Getbiggers out there who can solve this problem, I am asking you not to publish it because I don't want Ross to have any excuses for why he diidn't solve it.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

  P.S - Ross, don't even try Googling for the answer becuse it is not there. Only three people in the World have solved this problem so far.

So you're saying that you're smarter than 200 MIT and CalTech professors? Damn, that coupled with your ability to snap german shepherd spines while fighting off swat teams makes me believe that Superman really does live among us.

Only on Getbig...

[affeman]

So you're saying that you're smarter than 200 MIT and CalTech professors? Damn, that coupled with your ability to snap german shepherd spines while fighting off swat teams makes me believe that Superman really does live among us.

Only on Getbig...

He wants to call out Ross while claiming the same bullcrap about himself, one of the most brutal backfiring in getbig history.

[thelamefalsehood]

Has he really claimed all that? 

I'm afraid to answer. Sucky may send his special ops team to rip my spine out.

[Master Blaster]

3 people!!! But how many have broken a german shepards spine with their bare hands?

HAHAHAHAHAH!!!
 

I think we just found the ninja clan leader who attacked Flex Wheeler!   

[Nasty Nate]

Who are the 3 that successfully solved the problem?

[Ross Erstling]

They are still massive though.

Thank you

[Hulkotron]

Who are the 3 that successfully solved the problem?

Ron
Lee Priest
José Oquendo

[che]

In my experience, the guys who have the best legs, are NOT the heaviest squatters. 

I totally agree

[Nasty Nate]

It's a trick question.

[Hulkotron]

"Guys with good legs don't squat", haha now I've heard it all.

Ross Erstling sounds like the kind of guy who snacks on sliced walnuts, raisins, celery sticks, and ruby red grapefruit juice.

[Ross Erstling]

"Guys with good legs don't squat", haha now I've heard it all.

Ross Erstling sounds like the kind of guy who snacks on sliced walnuts, raisins, celery sticks, and ruby red grapefruit juice.

That's not what I said, MORON. ahahaha you're so dumb it hurts

[Ross Erstling]

Listen LOSER, I'll post the last page of the psychological evaluation, which is SIGNED by a doctor. 

In addition, an IQ test measures many different aspects of cognitive function, that question you posted would only reveal mathematical ability.  It would confirm nothing about my verbal or performance IQ, silly.

[unracked]

Listen LOSER, I'll post the last page of the psychological evaluation, which is SIGNED by a doctor. 

In addition, an IQ test measures many different aspects of cognitive function, that question you posted would only reveal mathematical ability.  It would confirm nothing about my verbal or performance IQ, silly.

[BIG_STI]

 This brutish-looking guido claims an IQ of 160, which would put him far above your average M.I.T professor(IQ 143) and in the same league as Darwin, Kepler, Kant and Maxwell in intelligence. Well, this is Ross' chance to prove it!!!!!! This problem was published in the Mensa journal and so far over 3,000 Mensans(average IQ 136) have unsuccessfully tried to solve it. This problem was presented to a group consisting of 200 M.I.T and CalTech physics and math professors(average IQ 143) and none could solve the problem. Estimates that 99.997% of the general population cannot solve it.

  The problem has been solved by me and by two others I am aware of. Here is the problem:

 A certain gear system consists of five concentric, superimposed discs: A, B, C, D and E, which are mounted on a solid platform, taken as a stationary reference. The discs have different sizes and spin at different speeds. All the discs spin at constant speed, some clockwise and some counter-clockwise. Each disc has a red dot on it's surface, and initially all these dots are not lined up. At a given moment, all the discs start spinning simultaneously, each at their own speed, without any contact between them. It takes 7 minutes for disc A, 13 minutes for disc B, 17 minutes for disc C, 19 minutes for disc D and 23 minutes for disc E to complete a full 360 degree spin. After a certain time, all discs were aligned, disc A being in the same position it was 2 minutes after it started spinning, disc B being in the same position it was 3 minutes after it started spinning, disc C being in the same position it was 4 minutes after it started spinning, disc D being in the same position it was 7 minutes after it started to spin and disc E being in the same position it was 9 minutes after it started to spin. How much time elapsed from the moment the discs started to spin until the discs reached that configuration for the first time?

  Out of 200 M.I.T math professors none was able to solve this problem, but since Ross has an IQ over a full standard deviation above your typical MIT professor, he should be able to solve it. An IQ of 160 or higher is required to solve this problem. If Ross doesen't publish his answer I will publish it in 5 days.

  If there are other Getbiggers out there who can solve this problem, I am asking you not to publish it because I don't want Ross to have any excuses for why he diidn't solve it.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

  P.S - Ross, don't even try Googling for the answer becuse it is not there. Only three people in the World have solved this problem so far.

Stick to snapping German shepherds spines with a single blow

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Thank you

Mrs. Esterhouse have you been checked for schizophrenia?

[TooPowerful4u]

 This brutish-looking guido claims an IQ of 160, which would put him far above your average M.I.T professor(IQ 143) and in the same league as Darwin, Kepler, Kant and Maxwell in intelligence. Well, this is Ross' chance to prove it!!!!!! This problem was published in the Mensa journal and so far over 3,000 Mensans(average IQ 136) have unsuccessfully tried to solve it. This problem was presented to a group consisting of 200 M.I.T and CalTech physics and math professors(average IQ 143) and none could solve the problem. Estimates that 99.997% of the general population cannot solve it.

  The problem has been solved by me and by two others I am aware of. Here is the problem:

 A certain gear system consists of five concentric, superimposed discs: A, B, C, D and E, which are mounted on a solid platform, taken as a stationary reference. The discs have different sizes and spin at different speeds. All the discs spin at constant speed, some clockwise and some counter-clockwise. Each disc has a red dot on it's surface, and initially all these dots are not lined up. At a given moment, all the discs start spinning simultaneously, each at their own speed, without any contact between them. It takes 7 minutes for disc A, 13 minutes for disc B, 17 minutes for disc C, 19 minutes for disc D and 23 minutes for disc E to complete a full 360 degree spin. After a certain time, all discs were aligned, disc A being in the same position it was 2 minutes after it started spinning, disc B being in the same position it was 3 minutes after it started spinning, disc C being in the same position it was 4 minutes after it started spinning, disc D being in the same position it was 7 minutes after it started to spin and disc E being in the same position it was 9 minutes after it started to spin. How much time elapsed from the moment the discs started to spin until the discs reached that configuration for the first time?

  Out of 200 M.I.T math professors none was able to solve this problem, but since Ross has an IQ over a full standard deviation above your typical MIT professor, he should be able to solve it. An IQ of 160 or higher is required to solve this problem. If Ross doesen't publish his answer I will publish it in 5 days.

  If there are other Getbiggers out there who can solve this problem, I am asking you not to publish it because I don't want Ross to have any excuses for why he diidn't solve it.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

  P.S - Ross, don't even try Googling for the answer becuse it is not there. Only three people in the World have solved this problem so far.

Iv solved the formula.  Problem is i am not experienced with the type of math required, so i would have to sit here and compute numbers until they match.  I seriously find it hard to believe the people you mentioned were unable to solve something as simple as this.....

[suckmymuscle]

We are blessed here at Getbig to have a guy like Sucky. > than 160 IQ, ex special forces operater, benches 600 raw and ripper of spines from German Shepards. All this without a lick of proof whatsoever. Geez, where is Dave when you need him?

  Yeah, but I back my shit up. I have actually solved the problem that 200 M.I.T professors couldn't. What about you?

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[suckmymuscle]

He wants to call out Ross while claiming the same bullcrap about himself, one of the most brutal backfiring in getbig history.

  Lmao, how is that backfiring? I have solved the problem and will be presenting the solution in five days if Ross doesen't solve it. There is nothing wrong with claiming something if you can back it up. And by the way, I never claimed that.......

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[suckmymuscle]

Who are the 3 that successfully solved the problem?

  Myself, Chris Langan and Petri Widsten.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[suckmymuscle]

Iv solved the formula.  Problem is i am not experienced with the type of math required, so i would have to sit here and compute numbers until they match.  I seriously find it hard to believe the people you mentioned were unable to solve something as simple as this.....

  You have not solved it. I bet you didn't even understand the problem. But you can prove me wrong by posting the answer since Ross obviously won't bother. And by the way, it it were a problem of "calculations" - which it isn't - you would develop the math necessary to solve it. This is part of being intelligent. Not knowing math is not an excuse to not solve problems. Newton didn't know the math to solve the problem of calculating the area of a curved area, so he developed calculus to do it.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[kiwiol]

Ross what is the best exercise for legs (size).?

 

[no one]

  The problem has been solved by me and by two others I am aware of. Here is the problem:

  If there are other Getbiggers out there who can solve this problem, I am asking you not to publish it because I don't want Ross to have any excuses for why he diidn't solve it.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

  P.S - Ross, don't even try Googling for the answer becuse it is not there. Only three people in the World have solved this problem so far.

holy fuck! here we have posting on getbig in the form of user name 'suckmymuscle' one of the 3 smartest people in the world!!

ahahahahahahahahahahahah ahahaha

[no one]

Iv solved the formula.  Problem is i am not experienced with the type of math required, so i would have to sit here and compute numbers until they match.  I seriously find it hard to believe the people you mentioned were unable to solve something as simple as this.....

hey genius. recovered from your 2 year meltdown i see. good for you.

how's dj santos, and your downs stricken looking brother doing?