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<0> carious: interesting that right now.. they are a few nascient theories that combine gravity and quantum mechanics...
<1> repeatability is a key
<1> in hypothesis testing
<2> yes-I know lupine
<0> parakeet: absolutely
<2> but-ahrd to truly prove
<0> often, tests are run in the hopes of proving a theory wrong.. as that is far easier ;-)
<3> Lupine hhehehe quantum mechanics
<3> ahhhh... thats my hobby
<0> well, wifey is ready to go into town
<2> didn't they have to go to 13 dimensions to combine the theories adequately?
<1> yes, lupine, e.g. buckminster fuller wrote of weeding out all the wrong answers until only the right answer is left
<3> Carious no the 13 dimensions were revealed to them
<2> lol@revealed
<4> up, down, charm, strange, top, and bottom <- those are the names I was looking for in relation to Quantum physics
<5> carenot: string theory suggests 9 spatial dimensions and 1 time dimension, m-theory suggests 10 spatial dimensions and 1 time dimension
<4> Funny names
<4> Charm
<4> Strange
<4> Up Down
<4> top and bottom
<4> all scientific names for very advanced theory
<3> Carious. the 13 dimensions are mathematically proven
<2> membranes crashing together forming an infinite # of universes
<3> with each dimension they revealed
<3> themselves mathematically
<1> well, mathematically described. proven, maybe not
<2> Rusty-it was the term revealed
<1> calabi-yau?
<3> Carious it would take me a year to sit here and write out the mathematical equation for you
<4> But they say they are not matter, Atoms are the smallest elements of matter, these are electrical impulses ? Its confusing to me of course.
<3> just to obtain a 4th
<2> FT-mind boggling to me
<4> Proton nucleous electron is not matter not are the quarks and their parts
<1> no, atoms aren't the smallest
<4> Carious absolutely, its more fun than it is practical or useful
<4> at least for me
<3> hahaha gloriae
<3> hahaha
<3> LOL!
<2> me as well FT-mind games
<1> well, that's a question: is an electron material?
<1> and if so how much does it weigh
<4> And Possibly it wont be very useful for humanity I really dont know.
<2> probably not for you and me FT
<4> What have we gained to use as humans to make better energy or whatever from Quantum Mechanics ?
<3> a chemical compound that makes up many different things can be considered an element
<4> I know we have learned a great deal by splitting atoms
<4> But this is more then that.
<3> an element can be considered a "Thing"
<1> certainly SLAC and CERN and several other major laboratories would say so, yes, we've learned a great deal
<4> Its much more involved in terms of the imagination as well as the science.
<2> well FT-it does develop free thinkers
<4> Carious, indeed that.
<2> and that can be of benefit to mankind
<4> Sure, we should never ignore any plausible theories or potential theories.
<4> The nature of man rightly is to be inquisitive.
<4> which is why we invent god
<1> and not man alone, either
<2> yes-and eat the apple :)
<1> not even primates alone
<4> other wise we would be totally frustrated and fell our lives are meaningless
<4> Humans are an animal born with some level of OCDF
<4> OCD
<3> oh god!!!
<4> and when we wonder about something we MUST Have an answer.
<3> Data is going BORG!
<4> IF we cant find one we invent one.
<1> it varies quite a bit
<1> many people seem to have very little curiousity
<4> OR we rationalize giving up looking
<2> bbl
<4> I prefer to say the magic words... "I don't know"
<6> hey is our universe expanding or collapsing?
<6> i forgot
<4> Oh I have great curiosity something everyone noticed as I grew up.. But it wasnt directed in any single area, it was directed in everything
<7> an atom can have 1 to 103 electrons. Each electron is extremely tiny. The m*** (weight) of an electron is approximately equal to 1/1836 that of a hydrogen atom, which has one electron and one proton, so an electron is 1/1836th the size of a proton.
<8> FreeTrade was the little boy lifting up litte girls skirts
<9> haha
<9> outta boy FT
<4> I want to know how they make plastic cups, how they put a ship in a bottle, how we got here, what we are and what we were.. I have a million million questions but I have to use my rule when I cant answer, The "I don't know" rule of science.
<4> And its ok to not know.
<4> we dont have to know
<4> or ***ume that some power knows it all
<4> man like a machine, A weather station can measure barometric pressure, temperature, rainfall etc, We can measure sight, Tactile feelign, Smell, Taste, Hearing, and what else ?
<4> We dont have the equipment other than imagination to measure things which may exist which we cant see.
<4> but we get confused in our imagination and sometimes some people break from reality into psychosis.
<4> The FT Principle or "I don't know" can help save people from this break
<4> Actually the FT expanded principle "I don't know and its ok to not know!"
<4> hehehe
<9> HAHA
<4> Saves a lot of guessing or prejudging.
<4> Apply it to politics.
<9> then again, after a while, ppl just tell u u're a stupid***
<9> this is fun at first..
<4> I dont know why gays are gay, they just are.. I dont know why I am hetero I just know I am.
<9> haha are u sure FT
<9> prove it
<4> Nickie, the closed minded people call you a stupid *** because they arrogantly think they know it all. So that doesnt bother me.
<9> well yeah
<4> I cant prove it Nikie, I dont know and its ok.
<4> Someday I may know
<4> Someday science may find a reason
<9> its like the most racist person will be the first one to claim everyone being racist
<4> OR the gene
<4> or something
<4> Nikie often.
<9> they'were born that way
<3> Go Data GO!
<9> i am surprised to find that MOST gay people are extremely friendly and polite
<9> much more so than most hetero..i dont know why that is so
<4> Nikie thats anecdotal but that doesnt make it without value. It has value as all our eperiences do.
<4> experiences
<4> Its a stereotype but it matches your experience. I find that gays are pretty friendly too, I find the most angry unhappy people to be hard core leftists.
<4> But then I dont hang around with too many right wingers given where I live.
<4> And my wife and I both and my daughter will tell you its hard core leftwing women.
<4> Now I dont want to be ***ist
<4> but anecdotally thats our experience.
<10> gay people are second cl*** citizens in the US
<11> colby, maybe to you
<10> no, TheTailor
<10> you can't be a homo***ual in the military without living in fear denying who you are
<10> how is that not being a second cl*** citizen?
<4> My wife works for a lady who is very leftwing and the meanest worst employer she has had in her life, very mercurial if you know what I mean, her temper goes up and down rapidly. She is sometimes mean and racist to my wife, and then next day sweet as can be.
<4> MY daughter is very observant and honest.
<4> I am against dont ask dont tell
<4> I support the military accepting gays the same as heteros
<4> and they all have to live by the uniform code of justice.
<10> if only something would be done about it
<12> 12FreeTrade is right
<12> 1212FreeTrade is right1214
<12> 12FreeTrade is right14
<12> 14FreeTrade is right
<10> it's the reason why I myself have never considered joining the military
<10> it is the sole reason
<11> colby, are you a homo***ual in the military?
<4> You cant be a gay slut if there is a term like that in the military but its against the rules to be a hetero***ual slut.
<4> Adultary is a crime in the military.
<13> I dont' think I would like the whole communal shower thing if I knew gay dudes were in there
<4> Colby, You gay ?
<10> yes, im gay
<4> Some of the best fighters historically have been gay
<11> As far back as when I was in Korea, 25+ years ago there were homo***uals in my unit.
<10> i wont fight for a country that treats me like this however
<4> Also Usually middle management in the military, Seargants, LTs etc, they are used to working with gays and are not for kickign them out.
<11> colby, you aren't treated any differently than anyone else.
<4> Its the young kids who dont have experience and the old generals who are anti gay.
<14> i have no problem personally with homo***uals but homo***ual practice is incompatible with military service
<4> The officers I know are ok with gays in the military
<10> oh yes I am, TheTailor. did you know that the military has started searching the internet for evidence of homo***uality of some of its members even before they began service? they were kicked out.
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