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[unname4798]

This doesn't clutter as much.
A: Using a new glitch object "1Y02"
Q: How to make 3 gliders out of 2 gliders?

[PiSpaceships]

A: Marry two gliders

Q: What is apgsearch?

[unname4798]

A: An apgsearch is an advanced search requiring time, user, join date and images.
Q: How to make 2 gliders using 1 glider colliding with a glitch object "1Y02"?

[LWSSONHWSSONLWSS]

A: You already did it
Q: What is the glider synthesis of ?

[Bullet51]

A: This requires sesame oil as a predecessor, so a synthesis is easily derivable from that of sesame oil.
Q: How to construct a true-period p14 LWSS gun?

[CARuler]

A: by spaming :3 on discord
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Q: how do you synthesis a glider

[Haycat2009]

A: by spaming :3 on discord
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Q: how do you synthesis a glider

A: You cannot.

Q: Why are gliders unsynthesisable?

[CARuler]

A: because of the self-forceing patch at (infty,infty)
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Q: how do you synthesis something that looks like t013{4,4,4}

[hotcrystal0]

Q: how do you synthesis something that looks like t013{4,4,4}

A: Be transfem, and place three gliders at random positions.
Q: What is the probability of this thread getting locked in decimal form multiplied by how many generations this methuselah lasts for?

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x = 14, y = 5, rule = B3/S23
bo$3o$2bo$12b2o$12b2o!

[Haycat2009]

Q: how do you synthesis something that looks like t013{4,4,4}

A: Be transfem, and place three gliders at random positions.
Q: What is the probability of this thread getting locked in decimal form multiplied by how many generations this methuselah lasts for?

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x = 14, y = 5, rule = B3/S23
bo$3o$2bo$12b2o$12b2o!

A: Either 0.25 or 0.75. Nothing in between

Q: Does dvgrn live in Greenland?

[islptng]

Q: Does dvgrn live in Greenland?

no questions about other users.

Q: How was the Waterbear constructed?

[unname4798]

A(islptng): It was constructed using just... itself.
A(Haycat2009): Only if they have moderation. They have it, so they live in Greenland
Q: How to duplicate -_($;'+$#('?

[LWSSONHWSSONLWSS]

A: By using $_+--=#$
Q: Can a glider sleep with a pillow?

[unname4798]

A: Yes, it can. It was proven in 1969 with the discovery of a "glider on block" still life.
A: How can a glider sleep without a pillow but with a blanket?

[CARuler]

A: by putting a pi-hexemeno on a table and telling it to go to sleep
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Q: how do you synthesis a pi-hexemeno in a lab

[LWSSONHWSSONLWSS]

A: By dissecting it
Q: What are the organs of a Spider?

[Haycat2009]

A: By dissecting it
Q: What are the organs of a Spider?

A: You wouldn't want to know.

Q: As an exercise to the reader, explain why you wouldn't want to know the organs of a Spider

[confocaloid]

Q: As an exercise to the reader, explain why you wouldn't want to know the organs of a Spider

A: Because the last time someone explained it to me, I ended up with eight new glider recipes for elementary antelopeships in five different two-state isotropic cellular automata with Moore neighbourhood, a newfound fear of OTCA metapixels, and a serious aversion to any form of neighbourhood that's remotely round.

Q: What happens when you collide a pi-hexomino with an OTCA metapixel?

[LWSSONHWSSONLWSS]

A: 2 blocks

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x = 9, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
4b4o$4bo3bo$3obo3bo$2bobo3bo$3obo3bo$4bo3bo$4bo3bo$4b4o!

Q: how to make a blue glider with sleeping red Crabs?

[Value1]

A: Like this

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x = 44, y = 47, rule = B3/S23
8bo15bo15bo$7b2o14b2o14b2o$7bobo13bobo13bobo2$10b2o14b2o14b2o$10b2o14b
2o14b2o2$bo6b2o7bo6b2o7bo6b2o$2o5bo2bo5b2o5bo2bo5b2o5bo2bo$obo3b2obo6b
obo3b2obo6bobo3b2obo$4bo15bo15bo$3bo15bo15bo$3bo2bo12bo2bo12bo2bo5$8b
o$7b2o$7bobo2$10b2o$10b2o2$bo6b2o$2o5bo2bo$obo3b2obo$4bo$3bo$3bo2bo5$
24bo$23b2o$23bobo2$26b2o$26b2o2$17bo6b2o$16b2o5bo2bo$16bobo3b2obo$20b
o$19bo$19bo2bo!

Q: Why did the glider cross the road?

[LWSSONHWSSONLWSS]

A: To turn blue (see Glider#Colour of a glider)
Q: Is there a Gemini synthesis of a glider?

[Value1]

A: Yes-- and you only need six of them.

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x = 26, y = 27, rule = B3/S23
19b7o$9b7o4bo3bo$10bo3bo5bo3bo$10bo3bo5bo3bo$10bo3bo5bo3bo$10bo3bo5bo
3bo$10bo3bo4b7o$7o2b7o$bo3bo$bo3bo11b7o$bo3bo12bo3bo$bo3bo12bo3bo$bo3b
o3b7o2bo3bo$7o3bo3bo3bo3bo$10bo3bo3bo3bo$10bo3bo2b7o$10bo3bo$10bo3bo$
9b7o2$16b7o$17bo3bo$17bo3bo$17bo3bo$17bo3bo$17bo3bo$16b7o!

Q: When and how was CGOL proven to be omniperiodic?

[CARuler]

A: cgol was proven omniperiodic on December 6, 5040 it was done by colliding to leaf bugs together who's models hadn't yet been made
B: cgol was discovered June 100, 5555
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Q: how many glider fit within the leaf bug
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Z: ???

[eRroR_6o6]

A: Zero. Gliders are larger than leafbugs.

Q: How many leafbugs can fit in a glider?

[Value1]

A: Roughly 8.42, but only if you pay the annual subscription fee.

Q: How many gliders can fit into a square of side length 3.877084?